The folder contains a reprint titled "Labor and the Holocaust, the Jewish Labor Committee, and the anti-Nazi struggle" (October 1991), a draft of an article "Craft Unionism revisited: the case of the waitress locals" by Dorothy Sue Cobble (American labor historian), a pamphlet of the celebration in 1998 of the first Labor Day parade in Union Square (NYC) in 1882, and more articles and drafts on labor history.

The folder includes articles about the Origins of American Industrial Success, 1879-1940 by Gavin Wright; the AFL-CIO Centennial Anthology (1981); booklets on unions in America, such as the "Heritage of struggle, a history of the American people" by Howard Harris; Radical historians newsletter No 75 (December 1996), and other short stories and articles on American labor history. Similar material can be found in Box 1, folder 31. Labor history: short histories and key events.

The folder contains a cloth banner of the United Farm Workers, American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (UFW, AFL‑CIO), along with articles about Cesar Chavez (co-founder of the UFW in the 1960s) and the history of the union, written by Margaret Rose and others.

The folder includes the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL‑CIO) manual for federal employees (1982).

Included documentation on the Yale University strike (1996).

The folder includes tributes to the Canadian‑born American labor leader and women’s rights activist Myra Wolfgang, news related to HERE unions, and relevant studies.

Newspaper clippings about the strike at the Museum of Modern Art (1973, 1974)and the strike at Harper and Row (publishing company, 1974).