Pittsburgh Central Labor Union records [microform], 1929-1959.

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Pittsburgh Central Labor Union records [microform], 1929-1959.

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The minute books form the core of this collection and provide a unique thread for Pittsburgh-area labor history in the three decades covered (more or less from the New Deal through the Eisenhower years). The Officers Role orAttendance Book checks off the meetings attended by the officers, members of the executive board, trustees and other officials of the PCLU between 1943 and 1951. The Dues/Delegate Ledger is a compendium of PCLU affiliates in 1937 on the eve of the split between the AFL and CIO. Furthermore, the ledger lists the names of delegates from the various affiliates to the PCLU in 1937, the address and usual meeting times of the different affiliates and the names and addresses of some of their officers.

7 microfilm reels : negative and positive ; 35 mm.

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Pittsburgh Central Labor Union.

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The Pittsburgh Central Labor Union (PCLU) was established in a meeting on October 20, 1901. Its first officers were C.A. Winslow of the Carpenters District Council, president; James Keeler of the Coopers, vice-president; Charles Q. Lafferty of the Printers, secretary; James B. McLaughlin of the Stogie Makers, financial secretary; and Joseph M. Fink of the Boilermakers, treasurer. Like other "central labor bodies" across the state and nation, the Pittsburgh Central Labor Union represented an effo...

Allegheny County Labor Council

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Prompted by the national merger of the AFL and CIO in 1955, the Allegheny County Labor Council was formed in 1961 through the merger of the following area labor councils: Pittsburgh Central Labor Union, the McKeesport Central Labor Council, the Steel City Industrial Union Council, and the Tarentum District Industrial Union Council. From the description of Records of the Allegheny County Labor Council, 1939-1998. (University of Pittsburgh). WorldCat record id: 50200841 ...