Thomas E. Flynn Papers circa 1938 - circa 1972

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Thomas E. Flynn Papers circa 1938 - circa 1972

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The Thomas E. Flynn Papers is a collection of material covering the professional life of Thomas Flynn and his role in labor and unions from 1936 until his death in 1972. This collection contains correspondence, both personal and business related to the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, memos, reports, and speeches. The collection also consists of press material such as wires, journals, magazines, and newspapers that were compiled to document union activity. There are also oral history interviews that were conducted by a Flynn biographer on audio cassette.

2.5 linear feet 3 Document boxes, 1 flat box, 8 audio cassettes.

George Washington University

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George Washington University

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