Correspondence (1950s), 1950s

Correspondence (1950s) to and from local union and members with subjects including finding work after injury, appearing before union to answer violations charges, dues, resolutions voted on by local union, a thank you note, records on members/apprentices. Includes a letter (1953) from a local union member attending Hampton Institute to P.W. Robinson re not investing in stock market due to national financial instability; also includes a form letter (1955) re: raising funds for Labor's League for Political Education and one (1955) by Claflin University rep thanking local union for assistance after fire in woman's dormitory.