Introduction | Agency History | Scope and Content | Series Description | Order of Microfilming

Introduction

The first transfer of records of the International Association of Bridge, Structural, and Ornamental Ironworkers, Local 55, to the Center for Archival Collections was conducted by Paul Yon, then Associate Director, with the cooperation of John Kasap, Financial Secretary/Treasurer of Local 55, on May 30, 1979. These records consist of three microfilm rolls of minutes (1918-1973), and a limited amount of dues registers and miscellaneous printed material. An addition consists of eight linear feet of Negotiation Committee Minutes (1960-1986), Joint Apprenticeship Committee Minutes (1953-1965), extensive correspondence (1947-1986), union agreements (1948-1994), steward reports, financial reports, and apprentice educational material.

With the addition, this collection has grown into a most valuable research tool for scholars interested in the activities, priorities, and beliefs of labor unions, as reflected through Local 55. Literary, copyright, and property rights of this collection have been dedicated to the public. Duplication is permitted for the purpose of preservation and scholarly research. Kristin Dusseau processed the addition to the collection in February 1999, with additional revisions added by Marilyn Levinson, Curator of Manuscripts.

Agency History

Local 55 was chartered by its parent organization on February 16, 1903. It was originally affiliated with the American Federation of Labor; however, since the "great merger" of 1955, the union has been a member of the AFL-CIO. Membership records of all locals are held at the International Organization located at 1715 N.Y. Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20006.

According to John Kasap, Financial Secretary/Treasurer of Local 55 in 1979, the by-laws of Local 55 must follow the guidelines set down by the International constitution. One of the most important functions that the International provides is adjudicating jurisdictional disputes among locals involved in a problem within the same geographical area. In addition to the authority of the International, Local 55 contains within itself several ruling offices, including: President, Vice-President, Business Agent, Financial Secretary, Treasurer, Recording Secretary, Sergeant-at-Arms, Conductor, Examining Committee, Executive Committee, and Trustees. Any office may be combined with another and held by one individual.*

*John Kasap, Financial Secretary/Treasurer of Local 55. Interview, March 10, 1980.

Scope and Content

The records of the International Association of Bridge, Structural, and Ornamental Ironworkers, Local 55, include the minutes of the executive board, the Wage Negotiation Committee and the Joint Apprenticeship Committee. Correspondence, steward reports, agreements, contracts, financial ledgers and reports, membership records, and apprentice educational material round out the collection. Taken together, this collection provides a rather in-depth look into the activities and thoughts of union officials and the employers who contract with them.

At the heart of the collection are the minutes. Not only do these records document the activities of the executive board, the minutes follow negotiations concerning contracts and agreements, and the activities of the union's educational programs. The minutes of the executive board act as a brief introduction to the union's history. Although the series is nearly complete, gaps do occur from March 1920 through December 1923, November 1942 through December 1944, and July 1971 to June 1972. The minutes of the Joint Apprenticeship Committee are complete despite their short span from 1953 through 1965. Finally, the minutes of the Wage Negotiating Committee cover the years from 1960 to 1986, and exist in four-year intervals that span the life of each successive agreement. Applications for membership, member termination notices, and attendance lists are also included.

The correspondence is rather extensive (1948-1986) but scattered, and includes letters between the union and the International Headquarters, government agencies, union members, employers, the Northwest Ohio Building and Construction Trades Council, the Associated Building Contractors, and the inter-trade Joint Apprenticeship Committee. The Collective Bargaining Agreements are complete from 1948 through 1994. The agreements span two and four-year intervals and are a valuable source for researchers looking to document the ways in which unions have impacted corporate management and the local economy over time.

Additional materials consist of the financial reports, the steward reports, and the educational printed material. Although the steward reports are extensive and complete, the records span only three years from 1973-1975, with the exception of one from 1979-1980. Although they provide a limited amount of information, the reports may be of use to those researchers looking to find documentation of job site problems or activities. The financial records are limited and include dues registers (1926-1929, 1931-1936, 1942-1946), financial reports, payment vouchers, payroll information sheets, and wage scale forms. The printed materials consist of three journal articles on apprenticeship training, a newspaper clipping about the union's training program, apprenticeship training standards, journeyman examinations, general working rules, and miscellaneous pamphlets.

Series Description

PROCEEDINGS

MINUTES. (Executive Reports on Microfilm)
1918-1920, 1924-1942, 1945-1973.
Arranged chronologically
These Executive Board meeting minutes contain a record of members present, receipts, disbursements, motions proposed and carried, new and unfinished business, and financial reports for the union. Correspondence, resolutions, attendance records, and official ballots are included in this series.

MINUTES. (Joint Apprenticeship Council)
1953-1965
Arranged chronologically
The minutes of the Joint Apprenticeship Council of Ironworkers Local 55 consist of negotiations and discussions with various other trade union apprenticeship committees and with contracted employers. Included are discussions concerning apprenticeship training and education, wage rates, the hiring of apprentices for contracted jobs, reimbursement considerations for apprentice education, and discipline measures taken for apprentices not in compliance with JAC rules and regulations.

MINUTES. (Wage Negotiation Committee)
1960-1986
Arranged chronologically
The Wage Negotiation Committee meeting minutes contain a record of the meetings held between the officers of the Ironworkers Local 55, and the contract management officials of the Associated Building Contractors, Inc. The minutes include discussions concerning agreements, union and management proposals, the hiring of non-union employees, workers compensation, insurance benefits, vacation time, and hours worked. Separate union recommendations, resolutions, union proposal packages, management statements, and negotiation notes from officers of Local 55 are also included.

MEMBERSHIP APPLICATIONS
1953-1975
Arranged chronologically
Application forms of individuals joining as apprentice and as journeymen the membership of Ironworkers Local 55. Included are the names of each individual, date of birth, address and telephone number, education level, work experience, and the name of the union member sponsoring the individual.

MEMBER TEMINATION NOTICES
1955-1968, 1986
Arranged chronologically
Written as formal letters of summons, these notices contain reasons for the termination of an apprentice enrolled in the training program. In most cases, the apprentice is summoned to appear before the Joint Apprenticeship Council for a formal review by the Business Manager.

RECORD OF ATTENDANCE
1956, 1959
Arranged chronologically
Lists of members in attendance for union meetings, this record includes the addresses and number of absences of each member for each meeting.

CORRESPONDENCE

MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT
1954-1986
Arranged chronologically
These memos contain the contents of Agreements between Local 55 and the Associated Building Contractors. Included are the major articles of negotiation and an introductory statement of explanation. Each memo was issued after the publication of each successive Agreement.

CORRESPONDENCE (Contracted Employers)
1950-1986
Arranged chronologically by correspondent
Consists of correspondence between Ironworkers Local 55, the Associated Building Contractors of Toledo, and the Northwest Ohio Council of Construction Employers. The bulk of the letters concern negotiations for pending and existing Agreements, including articles to be discussed, wage adjustments for current Agreements, and benefits. In addition, the correspondence addresses points of disagreement between labor officials and management.

CORRESPONDENCE (Ironworkers International Headquarters)
1947-1986
Arranged chronologically by correspondent
This correspondence consists of telegrams and letters between Ironworkers Local 55 and the International Headquarters located in St. Louis, Missouri. The correspondence primarily focuses on the International's guidance of and suggestions for Local 55. Included are discussions of strikes, individual members, dues, wage negotiations, Agreements with local contractors, general working rules of Ironworkers International, financial concerns, and information relating to General Executive Board decisions.

CORRESPONDENCE (Union notices)
1952-1982 (scattered)
Arranged chronologically
These meeting notices, or calls for union votes are in the form of circular letters and consist of information relating to upcoming meetings, including the ratification of pending agreements, strike votes, strike schedules and updates.

CORRESPONDENCE (Joint Apprenticeship Council)
1955-1971
Arranged chronologically by correspondent
Consists of letters between the Joint Apprenticeship Council members of Local 55, other Council members in different trades, the Ironworkers International and individual contracted employers. Included are discussions concerning the training and education of apprentices, annual apprenticeship conferences, government legislation concerning labor and apprentices, and notices of completion for apprentices in the training program.

CORRESPONDENCE (NW Ohio Building & Construction Trades Council)
1951-1986 (limited)
Arranged chronologically
This correspondence between Ironworkers Local 55 and the Northwest Ohio Building and Construction Trades Council primarily concern wage negotiations for the Ironworkers as they fit into the wage scales and negotiations for the construction trades as a whole.

CORRESPONDENCE (government agencies)
1951-1982 (scattered)
Arranged chronologically by correspondent
Included in this correspondence are the Ohio Board of Education, the Bureau of Workman's Compensation, the Department of Industrial Relations, and the U.S. Department of Labor. The bulk of the correspondence deals with issues related to labor, wage and hour provisions, and union activities.

REPORTS

STEWARD REPORTS
1972-1975
Arranged alphabetically by Contractor
This series consists of weekly reports submitted by the steward assigned by Local 55 to a particular job. Listed alphabetically by contractor, the reports contain information that includes the names of union men on the job, the hours each man worked, the description of the job, the job location, dues status for members on the job, and miscellaneous concerns and comments by the steward.

LEGAL DOCUMENTS

AGREEMENTS
1948-1994
Arranged chronologically
Agreements are legal binding contracts entered into by the Ironworkers Local 55 and the Associated Building Contractors of Toledo. They span two to four-year intervals, and include articles of agreements on matters such as trade jurisdictions, wage rates, working hours, safety provisions, strikes and lockouts, working conditions, and employee benefits. The negotiating proposals of the Ironworkers are included along with the Agreement in some instances.

AGREEMENT AMENDMENTS
1948-1989
Arranged chronologically
Legal changes to existing Agreements, these Amendments replace specific Agreement articles. The majority of Amendments address changes in existing wage rates and working conditions in specific Agreements.

CONTRACTS
1961, 1962
Arranged chronologically
The first contract deals with the employment of apprentices, and was entered into by Local 55 and the Bureau of Workman's Compensation. The second contract concerns the Vacation and Benefits plan for members of Local 55.

CONTRACT MEDIATION FORMS
1957-1984 (scattered)
Arranged chronologically
These forms were filed with the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Agency by the Ironworkers Local 55 in cooperation with the Associated Building Contractors when negotiations for an Agreement reached an impasse. They contain information on both Local 55 and the Building Contractors included addresses, names of officials, and the nature of the disagreement.

LEGISLATION
1959
An Apprentice Bill, passed by the Ohio Senate, was designed to encourage apprenticeship programs in the skilled trades by providing for training and education. The goal of the Bill was to provide Ohio with a skilled labor force and to prepare young men for employment and citizenship.

FINANCIAL DOCUMENTS

DUES REGISTERS.
1926-1929, 1931-1936, 1942-1946.
Arranged chronologically
These registers contain a record of dues payments made by individual union members. Included are members' names, date of initiation, amounts paid, and payment dates. An individual dues ledger, maintained by member John Winkler, is included.

FINANCIAL REPORTS/BUDGET
1958-1959
Arranged chronologically
Consists of budget reports for the Joint Apprenticeship Committee, including expenditures, salaries paid, receipts, etc.

FINANCIAL LEDGERS
1946-1979
Arranged chronologically
The ledgers contain a running list of union expenditures and reimbursements, and a list of wage rates for union members.

PAYROLL INFORMATION SHEETS
1975-1983
Arranged chronologically
Contains a list of payroll deductions and remittances of fringe benefits for journeymen ironworkers as directed by the International Headquarters.

WAGE SCALE FORMS
1946-1979 (scattered)
Arranged chronologically
Consists of a listing of wages paid yearly to trade journeymen. Listed by trade and year.

PAYMENT VOUCHERS
1963-1965
Arranged chronologically
These forms, used by the Joint Apprenticeship Committee, document the committee's expenditures and include the name of the company or individual paid and the items or services paid for.

PRINTED MATERIAL

JOURNAL ARTICLES/PUBLICATONS
1952, 1956, 1957
Arranged chronologically
Included are articles on apprenticeship training and education:
"Apprenticeship: The Past and Present"
"Answers to Questions about the Educational Fund"
"Apprenticeship: The Lifeline of the Electric Industry"
Digest

NEWSPAPER CLIPPING
1958
Consists of a short article chronicling the work that John Kasap, a Business Manager for Local 55, had done for the Ironworker apprentice training program.

APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING STANDARDS
1954, 1959,1963, 1965
Arranged chronologically
Consists of detailed plans to implement an effective and profitable education and training program for apprentices. Included are provisions on school instruction, apprenticeship working hours, wage rates, and rules and regulations for enrolled apprentices. In addition, articles of amendment to the standards are included.

GENERAL WORKING RULES
1976
A booklet of rules and regulations governing the International Association of Ironworkers.

JOURNEYMAN EXAMINATIONS
n.d.
Examinations given to apprentices upon completion of the training program.

FIELD DIRECTORY
n.d.
A directory of apprenticeship programs and committees issued by the Ohio Bureau of Apprenticeship.

PAMPHLETS
n.d.
The pamphlets include descriptions of training films, issued by the International Headquarters, for Ironworker apprentice education and training programs.

Inventory

Microfilm Roll 1: Meeting minutes

1. July 1918-February 1920
2. January 1924-October 1942
3. January 1945-April 1950

Microfilm Roll 2: Meeting minutes

1. April 1950-May 1967

Microfilm Roll 3: Meeting minutes

1. May 1967-June 1971
2. July 1972-June 1973

Box 1

1. Joint Apprenticeship Committee Meeting Minutes, Sep 1953-Nov 1954
2. Joint Apprenticeship Committee Meeting Minutes, Jan 1955-Nov 1956
3. Joint Apprenticeship Committee Meeting Minutes, Jan 1957-Dec 1958
4. Joint Apprenticeship Committee Meeting Minutes, Jan 1959-Dec 1959
5. Joint Apprenticeship Committee Meeting Minutes, Jan 1960-Dec 1961
6. Joint Apprenticeship Committee Meeting Minutes, Feb 1962-Dec 1963
7. Joint Apprenticeship Committee Meeting Minutes, Jan 1964-Dec 1965
8. Wage, Negotiation Committee Meeting Minutes, Mar-May 1960, Mar-May 1962
9. Wage, Negotiation Committee Meeting Minutes, Mar-May 1965, Mar-Jul 1968
10. Wage, Negotiation Committee Meeting Minutes, Mar-Apr 1970
11. Wage, Negotiation Committee Meeting Minutes, Mar-Apr 1972
    Management Opening Statements, May 1974
12. Wage, Negotiation Committee Meeting Minutes, Jun 1977
13. Wage, Negotiation Committee Meeting Minutes, Jan-Jun 1982
14. Wage, Negotiation Committee Meeting Minutes, May-Aug 1982
15. Wage, Negotiation Committee Meeting Minutes, Jan-Jun 1986

Box 2

1. Applications for Membership, Apprentice, 1953-1955
2. Applications for Membership, 1956-1958
3. Applications for Membership, 1959-1962
4. Applications for Membership, 1963-1965
5. Applications for Membership, 1966
6. Applications for Membership, 1969-1971
7. Applications for Membership, Journeymen, 1970-1975
8. Membership Termination Notices, 1953-1958
9. Membership Termination Notices, 1959
10. Membership Termination Notices, 1960-1961
11. Membership Termination Notices, 1962-1963
12. Membership Termination Notices, 1965-1967, 1969
13. Record of Attendance, 1956
14. List of Apprenticeship Committee members, 1959

Box 3

1. Memorandum of Agreement, 1954, 1955, 1958
2. Memorandum of Agreement, 1962, 1963, 1965
3. Memorandum of Agreement, 1970, 1972-1974, 1977-1980
4. Memorandum of Agreement, 1980-1982
5. Memorandum of Agreement, 1982-1984
6. Memorandum of Agreement, 1986-1989
7. Memorandum of Agreement (Carpenters), 1984-1986
8. Correspondence (notices to Contract Employers), 1952-1958
9. Correspondence (notices to Contract Employers), 1960-1969
10. Correspondence (notices to Contract Employers), 1971-1979
11. Correspondence (notices to Contract Employers), 1980-1983
12. Correspondence to Associated Building Contractors, 1950-1959
13. Correspondence to Associated Building Contractors, 1960-1964
14. Correspondence to Associated Building Contractors, 1965-1969
15. Correspondence to Associated Building Contractors, 1970-1972
16. Correspondence to Associated Building Contractors, 1977
17. Correspondence to Associated Building Contractors, 1980, 1982, 1984, 1986
18. Correspondence from Associated Building Contractors, 1950, 1954
19. Correspondence from Associated Building Contractors, 1956-1958
20. Correspondence from Associated Building Contractors, 1960-1968
21. Correspondence from Associated Building Contractors, 1970
22. Correspondence from Associated Building Contractors, 1982-1984
23. Correspondence to NW Ohio Council of Construction Employers, 1974-1979
24. Correspondence to NW Ohio Council of Construction Employers, 1980-1986
25. Correspondence fr. NW Ohio Council of Construction Employers, 1974-1985
26. Correspondence to Contract Employers, 1947-1985 (scattered)
27. Correspondence (Employers Termination notices), 1983-1987
28. Correspondence (Western Union telegrams), 1960-1970
29. Correspondence to International, 1950-1959
30. Correspondence to International, 1960-1969
31. Correspondence to International, 1970-1979
32. Correspondence to International, 1980-1983
33. Correspondence from International, 1960-1982
34. Correspondence from International, 1947-1955
35. Correspondence from International, 1957-1959
36. Correspondence from International, 1960-1969
37. Correspondence from International, 1970-1979
38. Correspondence from International, 1980-1986

Box 4: Correspondence

1. (Union meeting notices), 1957-1982 (scattered)
2. (Joint Apprenticeship Council)-conference, 1955-1957
3. (Joint Apprenticeship Council)-conference, 1958-1966
4. (Joint Apprenticeship Council)-training program, 1956-1959; 1965
5. (Joint Apprenticeship Council)-training program, 1960-1968
6. (Joint Apprenticeship Council)-A. Bently & Sons, 1956
7. (Joint Apprenticeship Council)-M. Kellogg & Co., 1957
8. (Joint Apprenticeship Council)-U.S. Dept. of Labor, 1959
9. (Joint Apprenticeship Council)-Local 55, 1959
10. (Joint Apprenticeship Council)-International, 1965, 1969
11. (Joint Apprenticeship Council)-Brown's Old Decision, 1960
12. (Joint Apprenticeship Council), 1956
13. (Joint Apprenticeship Council)-U.S. Dept. of Labor, 1958
14. (Joint Apprenticeship Council)-Completion notices, 1967-1972
15. (Joint Apprenticeship Council)-International, 1955-1965
16. (Joint Apprenticeship Council)-miscellaneous, 1953-1971
17. To NW Ohio Building Trades Council, 1951-1978 (scattered)
18. To the Board of Education, 1960
19. To the Bureau of Workman's Compensation, 1961-1970
20. To the U.S. Department of Labor, 1963-1966
21. To the Ohio Dept. of Industrial Relations, 1970-1982, 1986
22. To Individual Law Firms, 1970-1982
23. Miscellaneous, n.d.

Box 5: Weekly Steward Reports

1. A. A. Boos and Sons, Jul-Aug 1974
2. Able Machinery, Aug 1973-Jan 1975
3. Ace Hardware, May 1973
4. All State Erectors, Sep 1973-Sep 1974
5. Allied Steel, Oct 1973
6. American Bridge, Jun-Aug 1974
7. American Jail, May-Jun 1975
8. American Millwright Co., May 1973
9. Ampsco, Sep 1973
10. Anchor Fence, Mar-Apr 1974
11. Arco Plumbing and Heating, Nov-Dec 1973, Oct 1974, May-Jun 1975
12. Argo Steel, Jun-Jul 1973
13. Art Iron, Jan-Jun 1975
14. Artcole Company, Jan-Feb 1974
15. Atlas Transfer Company, Aug-Sep 1974
16. Auburndale Truck, May 1973-Sep 1974
17. Babcock and Wilcox (injury), 1973-1974
18. Barney Cartzec, Jan-Mar 1974
19. B and J Construction, Apr 1973
20. Bay Construction, Jan-Jun 1974
21. Beasley, John, Jan 1979-Dec 1980
22. Bentley and Sons, Jan-Oct 1973, 1974
23. Biglow-Liptak, Jan-Apr 1973
24. Bostleman Company, Sep-Oct 1974
25. Braun Company, Dec 1972-Mar 1973
26. Broad Crane, Apr 1973-Mar 1974
27. Busdiecker Inc., Mar-Nov 1974
28. C. A. Hull, Feb 1974
29. Canton Erectors, Apr-Oct 1973
30. Cary Brothers, Jan-Mar 1975
31. Cascade Steel Company, Oct 1973-Jun 1974
32. City Cartage (injury), Dec 1974-Jun 1975
33. Cleveland Transrail, Jul 1974
34. Commercial Contractors, Jan-Oct 1974
35. Cooling Engineering Co., Jan-Mar 1974
36. Cosmos Engineering, Jun 1973
37. Cyclone Fence Co., Dec-May 1975
38. Century Steel Erectors, May 1975
39. Darin and Armstrong, Dec-May 1975
40. Davis, Warren, Jan 1975
41. Davidson Crane, Apr-Oct 19774
42. Day's Machinery Movers, May 1973-Feb 1974
43. Detroit Boiler and Enger Cons, Mar 1974
44. Dodson Heavy Haulers, Jan-May 1974
45. Don Cartage, Oct 1973
46. Door Man Manufacturing, Oct 1974
47. Dunn Construction, Jan 1975
48. Encor Inc., Jun 1974
49. Fairfield Co., Jan 1973
50. Ferrel Company, May 1975
51. Foosht Brothers, Inc., Apr-Jun 1973
52. Fought Brothers Company, Feb-May 1973
53. Fredman Inc., Oct 1973-May 1974
54. Fruchey, Don Inc., Jul 1973-May 1974
55. G & C Corporation, Jun 1975
56. Gale Riggers Co., Apr-Dec 1974
57. Geist Company, Jun 1975
58. Great Lakes Construction, May 1973-Aug 1974
59. Great Lakes Steel, Aug 1973-Nov 1974
60. Griffin Company, Jan 1974
61. Gurtzweiter Company, Jan-Dec 1974
62. Harbarco, Jul, Nov 1973
63. Hall, Fred, May 1975
64. Handcraft Metals Corp., Jul 1975
65. Harens and Busch, Nov 1973-Jul 1974
66. Herman Brothers, Oct-Jun 1975
67. Higley Construction, Jan 1974
68. Hiler Welding and Crane, Apr 1974
69. H. V. Tuttle and Sons, Apr 1973-Jun 1974

Box 6: Weekly Steward Reports

1. Industrial First, 1977
2. Industrial First, 1982
3. Johnstone, Jun-Nov 1974
4. Kelly Steel, Mar-Jul 1973
5. Kinnear Roll Up Door Co., Oct-Nov 1973
6. Klug and Smith, Jan-Oct 1973
7. Kaighin and Hughes, Jun-Oct 1973
8. Lathrop Corporation, 1973-1974
9. Lathrop Corporation, Feb-Jul 1975
10. M and S Steel, Dec 1973-Jul 1974
11. Mackinnon-Parker, Mar 1974
12. McDonald Engineering Co., May-Jun 1975
13. McNerney and Sons, Mar-May 1975
14. Michigan Boiler & Constr. Eng., Jul 1973-Mar 1974
15. Midwest Steel Erectors, Jan 1973, Apr-Jun1974
16. Milan Steel Company, Sep 1973
17. Mosler Safe Company, Sep 1973
18. Napoleon Steel, Feb-Dec 1973
19. Napoleon Steel, Jan-Dec 1974
20. Nor-West Machinery Movers, Mar 1973-Jul 1974
21. O'Harrow Construction Co., Feb-Jun 1974
22. Ohio Valley Erectors, Jul-Sep 1974
23. Ornamental Ironworkers of Akron, Mar-Oct 1973
24. Ostachnowicz and Smith, Jun 1975
25. The Palmer Company, Nov 1973-Jul 1974
26. Peterson Construction, Nov 1972-Feb 1973
27. Price Brothers, Mar-Oct 1973
28. Pyron Tower Company, Jan-Mar 1973
29. Rangnar Benson, Jan 1973, Dec 1974-Jan 1975
30. Roy Erectors, Nov-Dec 1974
31. Rieckhoff Company, Dec 1974-Jan 1975
32. Reliance Truck, Jul-Oct 1975
33. Research-Cottrell, Jan 1973
34. Robertson, H. H. Co., Apr 1973-May 1975
35. Rudolphe-Libbe, Feb 1973-Jan 1974
36. Rudolphe-Libbe, Jan-Sep 1974
37. Ruhlin Construction, Jan 1973-Feb 1975
38. Russo Iron, Sep 1974-May 1975
39. Sandusky Erectors, Jul-Aug 1974
40. Schlageter and Nauman, Apr 1973-Apr 1975
41. Shuster Construction, 1974
42. Schumacher Inc., 1975
43. Selby Industries, 1975
44. Seneca Sheet Metal, Feb-May 1975
45. Service Products, Sep 1974-Mar 1975
46. Peter Simon, Jun 1975
47. Smith, E. G., Sep 1973-Nov 1974
48. Storer and Sons, Jun-Nov 1973
49. Structural Steel, Feb 1974
50. Toledo Caisson Corporation, Jan 1973-Jun 1975
51. Toledo Engineering Company (injury rpt), Jan-Mar 1973
52. Townsend Bottum, Jan-May 1974
53. Townsend and Bottum, Mar 1973-Jul 1974
54. U. S. Crane and Conveyor, Mar-Jun 1973
55. United Riggers and Erectors, Inc., Sep-Dec 1974
56. Vulcan Materials, Oct-Nov 1973
57. Wallace Hardline and Assoc., Jul 1973
58. Washtenaw Structural Steel, Jun-Jul 1973, Apr 1975
59. Wayne Steel, Aug 1973-Jul 1974
60. Weaver Construction, Sep 1973
61. Weitman Brothers, Aug 1972-Jan 1973
62. Wellman Power Gas Company, Mar-Sep 1973
63. Pilot Report, JAC Meeting, 1958

Box 7

1. Collective Bargaining Agreement, 1948
2. Collective Bargaining Agreement, 1949-1950
3. Collective Bargaining Agreement, 1953-1954
4. Collective Bargaining Agreement, 1955-1957
5. Collective Bargaining Agreement, 1947-1966
6. Collective Bargaining Agreement, 1960
7. Collective Bargaining Agreement, 1962-1968
8. Collective Bargaining Agreement, 1968-1974; Negotiating Proposals for Agreement, 1968, 1970, 1972
9. Collective Bargaining Agreement, 1964-1977, 1977-1980; Negotiating Proposals for Agreement, 1977
10. Collective Bargaining Agreement, 1980-1984; Union Negotiating Proposals for Agreement, 1982
11. Collective Bargaining Agreement, 1984-1986
12. Collective Bargaining Agreement, 1986-1989; Negotiation Proposals for Agreement, 1986
13. Collective Bargaining Agreement, 1992-1994
14. Apprenticeship Agreements, 1953, 1981
15. International Agreement (M. W. Kellogg Co.), 1958
16. Bargaining Agreement (F. Yeager Co.), 1959
17. Collective Bargaining Agreement, 1962, 1973
18. Bargaining Agreement (Auburndale Trucking Co.), 1962
19. Bargaining Agreement (Great Lakes Fabricators), 1967-1969
20. Bargaining Agreement (Mihalic Properties), 1982
21. Bargaining Agreement, 1986-1989
22. Agreement Articles - miscellaneous, 1957-1986 (scattered)
23. Agreement Settlement Release, 1982
24. Union Security Agreement, n.d.
25. Union/Management Agreement Proposals - misc., n.d.

Box 8

1. Collective Bargaining Agreement Amendment, 1948, 1951
2. Collective Bargaining Agreement Amendment, 1958-1960
3. Collective Bargaining Agreement Amendment, 1962
4. Collective Bargaining Agreement Amendment, 1965
5. Collective Bargaining Agreement Amendment, 1968
6. Collective Bargaining Agreement Amendment, 1970, 1971
7. Collective Bargaining Agreement Amendment, 1972
8. Collective Bargaining Agreement Amendment, 1974
9. Collective Bargaining Agreement Amendment, 1975
10. Collective Bargaining Agreement Amendment, 1976
11. Collective Bargaining Agreement Amendment, 1977
12. Collective Bargaining Agreement Amendment, 1979
13. Collective Bargaining Agreement Amendment, 1980
14. Collective Bargaining Agreement Amendment, 1981
15. Collective Bargaining Agreement Amendment, 1982
16. Collective Bargaining Agreement Amendment, 1986
17. Addendum to Collective Bargaining Agreement, 1982-1984
18. Addendum to Collective Bargaining Agreement, 1986-1989
19. Contract (Bureau of Workman's Comp. & Local 55), 1961
20. Contract Mediation Forms, 1957-1984 (scattered)
21. Certificates of Eligibility (Veterans Administration), 1968-1970
22. Apprenticeship Bill (Ohio Senate), 1959
23. Ironworkers Vacation Contract Amendment, 1962

Box 9

1. Dues Register, 1926-1929
2. Dues Register, 1931-1936
3. Dues Ledger, 1942-1946
4. Financial Budget (Union Health & Welfare Fund), 1976
5. Financial Budget (Joint Apprenticeship Council), 1982-1983
6. Financial Ledger, n.d.
7. Wage and Fringe Benefit Ledger, 1946-1979
8. Payroll Information Sheet(s), 1971-1979
9. Payroll Information Sheet(s), 1979-1986
10. Wage Scale Forms, 1951
11. Wage Scale Forms, 1952
12. Wage Scale Forms, 1985, 1986
13. Payment Vouchers (Joint Apprenticeship Council),1963-1964
14. Payment Vouchers (Joint Apprenticeship Council), 1965

Box 10

1. Journal Article, 1952
2. Apprenticeship Training Guides, 1954
3. Journal Article, 1956
4. Journal Article, 1957
5. Newspaper Clipping, 1957
6. Apprenticeship Training Standards, 1959
7. Apprenticeship Training Standards, 1963
8. Apprenticeship Training Standards, 1965
9. Amendment to Apprenticeship Standards, n.d.
10. General Working Rules, 1976
11. Employee Benefits Publications, 1986
12. Journeymen Examination, n.d.
13. Field Directory, n.d.
14. Training film pamphlets, n.d.

Box 11

1. General Secretary - Affiliation with other councils
2. General Secretary - By Laws - 1956-1964
3. General Secretary - By Laws - 1965-1970
4. General Secretary - By Laws - 1971-1976
5. General Secretary - By Laws - 1977-1981
6. General Secretary - Davis - Bacon - NLRIS
7. General Secretary - Death Benefits - 1969-1972
8. General Secretary - Death Benefits - 1973-1976
9. General Secretary - Death Benefits - 1977-1981
10. General Secretary - Fair Contractors Jurisdiction Pickets - others
11. General Secretary - HQRS - Staff Changes, Deaths, Etc.
12. General Secretary - International Conventions, Resolutions
13. General Secretary - LUDC
14. General Secretary - Letters from Members - 1960
15. General Secretary - Letters from Members - 1961-1980
16. General Secretary - RE: Local Contractors
17. General Secretary - Military Status 1955-1963
18. General Secretary - Military Status 1964-1981
19. General Secretary - Pensions - 1955
20. General Secretary - Pensions - 1956 - 1960
21. General Secretary - Pensions - 1961 - 1965
22. General Secretary - Pensions - 1966 - 1970
23. General Secretary - Pensions - 1971 - 1973
24. General Secretary - Pensions - 1974 - 1976
25. General Secretary - Pensions - 1977 - 1981
26. General Secretary - Permits and transfer system
27. General Secretary - Request from Local for Special Permission
28. General Secretary - Rules Interpretation Apprentice
29. General Secretary - Rules Interpretation Charges misc.
30. General Secretary - Rules Interpretation LMR Act
31. General Secretary - Rules Interpretation Misc. Local problem
32. General Secretary Rules Interpret Rigs
33. General Secretary Rules Interpret Shift Work
34. General Secretary Welfare Plan questions pertaining reciprocity and misc.
35. General Secretary Rules Interpret Working Rules
36. General Secretary Transfers 1955
37. General Secretary Transfers 1956 - 1970
38. General Secretary Transfers 1971-1980
39. General Secretary Withdrawals 1948 - 1960
40. General Secretary Withdrawals 1961 - 1970
41. General Secretary Withdrawals 1971 - 1975
42. General Secretary Withdrawals 1976 - 1981
    
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43. General President - Annual Report
44. General President - Apprenticeship
45. General President - Donations to Charities - Orig.
46. General President - Legislative
47. General President - Letters from local 55 TO
48. General President - Local councils Michigan Dist. Co.
49. General President - Merger Matley RE: AFL - CIO
50. General President - MISC.
51. General President - Report Filing NLRB - LUDC Welfare - ETC.
    
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52. General Treasurer Communications RE: Quart. Audit
53. General Treasurer Corrections on MO. Membership Report 1955
54. General Treasurer Corrections on MO. Membership Report 1955 - 1960
55. General Treasurer Corrections on MO. Membership Report 1961 - 1975
56. General Treasurer Corrections on MO. Membership Report 1976 - 1980
57. General Treasurer Filing Systems, Stamps, Supplies etc.
58. General Treasurer - Fiscal Reports 1971 - 1981
59. General Treasurer - FST Officer Bonds etc.
60. General Treasurer initiation fee 1960
61. General Treasurer Initiation fee 1961 - 1970
62. General Treasurer Initiation fee 1971 - 1980
63. General Treasurer Misc.
64. General Treasurer Pensions
65. General Treasurer Rules - RE: Due Collection

Box 12

1. July 1940 - October 1942
2. July 1942 - June 1944 (empty)
3. July 1944 - June 1946
4. July 1946 - June 1948
5. July 1948 - June 1950
6. July 1950 - June 1952
7. July 1952 - June 1954
8. July 1954 - June 1955
9. July 1955 - June 1956
10. July 1956 - June 1957
11. July 1957 - June 1958
12. July 1958 - June 1959
13. July 1959 - June 1960
14. July 1960 - June 1961
15. July 1961 - June 1962
16. July 1962 - June 1963
17. July 1963 - June 1964
18. July 1964 - June 1965
19. July 1965 - June 1966
20. July 1966 - June 1967
21. July 1967 - June 1968
22. July 1968 - June 1969
23. July 1969 - June 1970
24. July 1970 - June 1971
25. July 1971 - June 1972
26. July 1972 - June 1973
27. July 1973 - June 1974
28. July 1974 - June 1975

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