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

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

#190: Hopkins--appeals processing of grievance and disposition of charges, 1969 Box MSS 85-13, Box 1

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#290: Coleman--election complaint, 1973 Box MSS 85-13, Box 1

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#293: Riley--election complaint, 1972 Box MSS 85-13, Box 1

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#294: Beck--election complaint, 1971 Box MSS 85-13, Box 1

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#295: Dietrich--charges local president with constitution violation, 1972 Box MSS 85-13, Box 1

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#299: Tanzella--transcript of appeal hearing re two grievances, 1972 Box MSS 85-13, Box 1

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2 Tapes: McCulloch Luncheon, 1970 Box MSS 85-13e, Box 99

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2 Videotape, Labor Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony [54 and 10 minutes duration tapes], 1990 Box MSS 85-13e, Box 99

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#301: Nickell--appeals handling of grievance re termination, 1973 Box MSS 85-13, Box 1

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#313: Liddell--challenges action of the International Executive Board [IEB] declaring ratified a collective bargaining agreement rejected by skilled trades workers as in contravention of the constitution, 1973 Box MSS 85-13, Box 1

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