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Scope and Contents Letter from historian Joseph Brandes at William Paterson College of New Jersey, suggesting that the ILGWU reprint his monograph on the history of American Jewish labor, November 10, 1987; correspondence with the American Labor Museum Botto House National Landmark (Haledon, NJ) president re ILGW contribution for refreshments for opening reception of Triangle Fire exhibit, October 7, 1987; text for plaque at site of Triangle Fire; text of Mazur speech for Triangle Fire commemoration, March 25,...

Scope and Contents Agenda for event; memos re commemorative postage stamp, exhibit at New York Public Library, 1984; sketches of monument and graves; Mazur radio script for Bob and Betty Sanders talk show, Interview WMCA Radio, March 25, 1986; press advisory re interview with Triangle survivor Pauline Cuoio Pepe before 75th anniversary commemorative ceremonies; background information on Mrs. Pepe; press release re event, March 25, 1986; thank-you card from Mrs. Pepe; agenda for commemorative event, March 25,...

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See also Speeches – Gray Area Phenomenon 1993; see also Globalization; see also NAFTA; see also Center for Migration Studies Statement by Mazur re draft paper on migration and refugee issues, March 27, 1993; paper, “The International Migration Dilemma,” by Doris Meissner, prepared for the Trilateral Commission

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See also AFL-CIO – American Institute for Free Labor Development 1985-1988 Copy of book, Tunnel Vision: Labor, the World Economy, and Central America (Dan Cantor and Juliet Shor), criticizing the anti-communist stance of the AFL-CIO Department of International Affairs and U.S. trade unions generally; memo from American Institute for Free Labor Development criticizing book, February 12, 1988; newspaper clipping, “Labor as Usual,” by William Serrin, Village Voice, February 23, 1988

Scope and Contents Assistant president of ILGWU and director of union’s Education Department. Letter from the executive director of the Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities to the executive director of the New York Council for the Humanities, urging him to make Gus Tyler’s acquaintance, December 20, 1987; report to the Education Committee of the General Executive Board, October 7-12, 1987; note from Tyler to Mazur re positive impression of African trade union leaders, September 22, 1987; nine-page analysis...

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Newspaper clipping from New York Times, “Job Growth Is Stagnant in Region,” July 19; letter from National Committee for Full Employment re First Friday Alerts, calculating “real rate” of joblessness and underemployment, October 20, 1986

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Letter from Mazur to Angel Navarro, general secretary, Madrid, Spain, agreeing to contribute $1,000 for election activities, August 22, 1986; letter in Spanish and translation re death of Navarro in automobile accident, with attached resolution by Executive Committee of federation, July 15, 1987; list of newly elected Executive Committee members, October 30, 1987

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Weekly newsletters from the Bureau of National Affairs, Washington, D.C.

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History of Union Square from the 18th and 19th centuries, and its significance in the origin of Labor Day, researched by Barry Gewenon (sp?) for Gus Tyler, with cover note from Tyler to Mazur; memos to Mazur from ILGWU vp Susan Cowell re presentation by finalists; text of address by Mazur to artists; descriptions of finalists’ projects; letter from Mazur to artist selected, November 27, 1990