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Start Over Collection United Mine Workers of America, Health and Retirement Funds, Records, 1915/1989 Date range 1938

Series 11. Ledgers, Certificates, and Other Material (Box S11/Box 1), 1915/1973 Box S11/Box 1

This series includes individual payroll tax assessment record ledgers from Ponfeigh Smokeless Coal Company and Pine Hill Smokeless Coal Company, financial secretary's ledgers from UMWA Local Union No. 935, Cassandra, PA, assorted mine payroll sheets, rolled certificates from the Commonwealth of PA Department of Mines for Simon J. Callahan, and other material.

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Series 18. ADD of 1994/04/29, Allen N. Koplin Papers (Boxes S18/Box 1-S18/Box 4), 1937/1982 Box S18/Box 1, Box S18/Box 2, Box S18/Box 3, Box S18/Box 4

This series includes interoffice health-related correspondence, reports written by Koplin regarding the Health and Retirement Fund, insurance, and more, assorted notes, clippings, reports, and other material.

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Series 6. Public Relations Office (Boxes S6/Box 1-S6/Box 4), 1935/1975 Box S6/Box 1, Box S6/Box 2, Box S6/Box 3, Box S6/Box 4

This series consists of news releases, photographs, biographical data, and correspondence. Files with titles beginning with "R - " are restricted; please contact a curator for further information.

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