Collection: Frank W. McCulloch papers, 1960/1998 / Date range: 1965 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Frank W. McCulloch papers, 1960/1998 Date range 1965

#649: Buford--appeals disposition of grievance; he was fired for making several fraudulent applications for bereavement pay, 1944/1983 Box MSS 85-13, Box 36

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Copy of Certificate of McCulloch's Nomination to NLRB by President Johnson, 1965 Oversize Folder 1

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Diplomas and Certificates, 1959/1969 Box MSS 85-13e, Box 101 (Carton)

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Frank W. McCulloch papers, 1960/1998

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Frank W. McCulloch, "The NLRB and the National Labor Policy", Forensic Quarterly, 1965 Box MSS 85-13e, Box 99

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Miscellaneous Papers, 1965/1989 Box MSS 85-13f, Box 103

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NLRB Clippings [More extensive collection of papers is deposited at NY State School of Industrial and Labor Relations at Cornell University], 1961/1965 Box MSS 85-13e, Box 93

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NLRB. McCulloch Speeches, Reading Copies, Articles, 1962/1970 Box MSS 85-13e, Box 95

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NLRB Miscellaneous Personal Correspondence and Newspaper Clippings, 1961/1970 Box MSS 85-13e, Box 94

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NLRB. Post 1965 Reappointment Clippings, 1965/1970 Box MSS 85-13e, Box 96

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