Correspondence from John F. O'Keefe, secretary of the CNPA, 1947-07 - 1947-09

This correspondence was addressed to representatives of the publishers including (for the Tribune) Elbert M. Antrim, Tom Antrim, John Park and Harold Grumhaus. It includes copies of O'Keefe's correspondence with John J. Pilch (president of the Chicago Typographical Union); reports from Andrew Hamilton of Kirkland Fleming (attorney for the Chicago Newspaper Publishers Association); and comments on several International Typographers Union bulletins. The folder also contains analyses of the Taft-Hartley law by Gerard Reilly; an account of a meeting on September 23, 1947, with William Murray of the federal mediation service; and a copy of the "Baltimore proposal" submitted by the union to Baltimore commercial printers, with a discussion of it