Post Office Arbitration files, 1973-1984.

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Post Office Arbitration files, 1973-1984.

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Cornell University Library

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Cornell University Library

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Morris "Moe" Biller was born in New York City on November 15, 1915. He attended Brooklyn College and City College and began working in the Postal Service in 1937 as a substitute clerk. Except for wartime service in the military, Biller spent the rest of his life in the Postal Service and as a postal union leader. He held almost every position within his local union (National Federation of Postal Clerks, Local 10) before the local broke away to become the Manhattan-Bronx Postal Worke...

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National Post Office Mail Handlers

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United States Postal Service

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