Papers of Harold J. Ruttenberg, 1932-1998.

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Papers of Harold J. Ruttenberg, 1932-1998.

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This collection contains correspondence, published articles about Ruttenberg, published articles by Ruttenberg, reports, publications by theCongress of Industrial Organizations, Steel Workers Organizing Committee, United Steel Workers of America, and the National War Labor Board. It also consists of information written by and about Ruttenberg during his life as a business executive.

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