Jesse Simons papers, 1945-2000.

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Jesse Simons papers, 1945-2000.

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Series I: Subject Files, 1945-2000, contains personal correspondence and biographical materials reflecting the wide range of Jesse Simons cultural and intellectual interests. Professional correspondence found in this series relates to the major arenas of his activity as an arbitrator. Also included are articles and speeches by Simons and others; material documenting his work with the United States Lines, and industry reports and other background material related to his work. Of special interest is a file of political correspondence, 1945-1948. Written by Simons and signed Buddy, these letters reflect his views and activities and as a member of the Workers Party, a Trotskyist group. Series II: Arbitration Decisions, 1970s-1990s, is a selection of case files representing the full subject range and geographical spread of Simons work as an arbitrator. The bulk of the decisions date from the 1980s.

12 linear ft. (12 boxes).

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