Box 3
Contains 27 Results:
Sing along songbook, 1993
Song book for the UCLEA NE Summer Institute for Union Women, held at Cornell University's ILR School from July 11-16, 1993. This book includes songs in Spanish, Xhosa, and Hatian Creole.
Labor sings, May 1940
Presented to delegates at the 40th annivaersay convention of the ILGWU. By the ILGWU Locals of New York City, May 27 - June 7, 1940.
Let's sing , 1935, undated
This folder contains three different editions of the ILGWU song book "Let's Sing." The earliest copy was self-printed in 1935. The first and second editions are tentatively dated to 1937 and 1938, respectively.
On the line! songs for social change, 1983
By Arlene Mantle, Rick Fielding, and Margaret Best. Book contains sheet music, lyrics, and illustrations. This booklet was published in Toronto and is about the labor movement in Canada (2 copies).
Sing a labor song, 1950
By Gerald Marks Music, published for the International Assocaition of Machinists (4 copies).
Recreation in a labor setting: a study of the International Recreation Department United Automobile Workers CIO and a comparative study of the recreation program of fifteen local automobile unions, June 1949
By Ruth March. A thesis submitted to the graduate council of Wayne University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Social Work in the School of Public Affairs and Social Work.
Homes play in wartime: stay at home recreation on a war bond budget, 1942
By Virginia Musselman, drawings by Jack McMillan.
Original railroad songs from the film UTU Convention One, 1972
Songs from a film commemorating the formation of the United Transportation Union (UTU).
People's songs wordbook no. 1, 1947
Compiled, edited, and published by People's Songs. Includesa foreword by Pete Seeger, Earl Robinson, and Waldemar Hille.
Picket line songs, 1947
Local Union 489 Amalgamated Clothing Workers. Andalusia, Alabama.