Box 8

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Correspondence with George Brandenburg about article in Editor & Publisher November 6-9, 1948. Personal correspondence relating to the American Newspaper Publishers Association lawsuit against the International Typographical Union

Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection documents the 1947/1949 strike of the Chicago Typographical Union (CTU) against the Chicago Tribune Company. Box 1 contains news stories published November 1947 to September 1949. Box 2 has detailed accounts of meetings, negotiations and correspondence of the Chicago Newspaper Publishers Association (CNPA) and the Chicago Typographical Union (individuals engaging in the correspondents include Woodruff Randolph, Elbert M. Antrim, Tom Antrim, John Park, Harold Grumhaus, John F....

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Publishers' proposal of March 10, 1949; memos from J. Loy ("Pat") Maloney. Eleven-page account of Tribune operations dated March 22, 1949. Copies of letters from Cranston Williams of the American Newspaper Publishers AssociationANPA to all senators and from Elbert Antrim to Senator Robert A. Taft about revisions in the Taft-Hartley law

Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection documents the 1947/1949 strike of the Chicago Typographical Union (CTU) against the Chicago Tribune Company. Box 1 contains news stories published November 1947 to September 1949. Box 2 has detailed accounts of meetings, negotiations and correspondence of the Chicago Newspaper Publishers Association (CNPA) and the Chicago Typographical Union (individuals engaging in the correspondents include Woodruff Randolph, Elbert M. Antrim, Tom Antrim, John Park, Harold Grumhaus, John F....

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Copy of agreement settling the strike on Sept. 18, 1949. Varying assessments of the results by the American Newspaper Publishers Association, the Hearst papers, and Labor newspaper. Formulation of Antrim's letter to returning employees and some responses. Memos regarding return to "hot type"