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The folder includes handwritten notes, such as the "Baker's strike (1908)", by Hertz, Hist. Jews Lab. Buno Looz, pp. 210-211, copies of newspapers, and book chapters in the Yiddish language, and correspondence of David Dubinsky, along with a copy of the identification of the entry of David Dubinsky to New York in January 1907.

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The folder includes the 3rd-, 4th-, 5th-, and 6th-quarterly meetings of the General Executive Board, as well as special meetings of New York members of the Board and the General Executive Board. Material in English and in the Yiddish language.

Scope and Contents This folder includes correspondence; part of “The Work of Revolutionary Trade Unions and Minorities in Different Countries” (RILU congress report, 1928); minutes of the First Quarterly Meeting of the General Executive Board; evening sessions of the Seventeenth Convention; special meetings; a copy of David Dubinsky’s passport; police reports and related documentation concerning Israel Feinberg’s charges against executive board members of Locals 2, 9, and 22 of the ILGWU; statements on the...

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The folder includes an article, "The Dubinsky betrayal against the Cutters" (The Cutter newspaper, 1927); the 135th and 136th regular and special meetings of the Amalgamated Ladies' Garment Cutters' Union, Local 10, and the ILGWU, minutes of the General Executive Board, and more. Material in English and Yiddish.

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The folder includes copyrighted material about the ILGWU, documents from the educational department of the ILGWU, statements of the ILGWU Unity committee, correspondence with the American Federation of Labor, the 150th, 154th regular and special meetings of the Amalgamated Ladies' Garment Cutters' Union, Local 10, and the ILGWU, the 29th quarterly meetings of the General Executive Board, Dubinsky's pistol permit; and more. Material in English and Yiddish.

Scope and Contents The folder includes report of the National Organziation Committee of Ladies Garment workers to the 1st Convention for the Establishment of our New Union, several handwritten translations from Yidish to English, volumes of Dressmakers Bulletin newspaper, minutes of the 165th, 171st, and 170th regular and special meetings of the Amalgamated Ladies' Garment Cutters' Union, Local 10, and the ILGWU, correspondence with ILGWU President Benjamin Schlesinger, telegraphs to Dubinsky, documents from...