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Supplement to
Directory of Labor Unions
in the United States




(Bulletin No. 1127)

February 1954
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
James P. Mitchell, Secretary
BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS
Ewan Clague, Com m issioner




These revisions account for the major
changes in the structure and composition
of labor organizations since the issuance
of the Bureau's Directory of Labor Unions
in the United States
(Bulletin No. 1127)
in the spring of 1953.
The changes listed in this supplement
are identified by page references to the
appropriate place in the Directory where
the union is listed.

S u p p le m e n t to DIRECTORY O F LABOR UNIONS IN THE UNITED STATES
Early in 195^> a total of 217 national and international unions
were known to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, This represents a net ad­
dition of two unions since the Bureau’s Directory of Labor Unions in the
United States was issued in 1953. Of the 217 unions, 110 are affiliated
with the American Federation of Labor, 3^ with the Congress of Industrial
Organizations, and 73 are independent or unaffiliated unions.
The Aluminum Workers International Union (formerly the Aluminum
Workers Council) was chartered “by the AFL in 1953. At its 1953 convention,
the AFL expelled the International Longshoremen’s Association and granted
a charter to a new union with the same title. The CIO issued a charter to
the Insurance Workers of America (formerly the Insurance and Allied Work­
ers Organizing Committee). Late in 1953, the Pacific Coast Marine Fire­
men, Oilers, Watertenders and Wipers Association, an independent union,
affiliated with the Seafarers' International Union of North America (AFL).
Several changes occurred in the structure and officers of the
AFL. The number of vice presidents was increased from 13 to 15. The tem­
porary withdrawal of the Carpenters’ Union in the summer of 1953 created
a vacancy in the office of first vice president. In accordance with the
AFL's procedure, the other vice presidents were each advanced to the next
highest vice-presidency.
The changes listed in this revision are identified by the Di­
rectory page number and union. In indicating personnel changes, only the
present incumbent is generally shown.
For example, in the AFL Actors
Union, Florence Marston replaced Louis M. Simon as Secretary of the Asso­
ciated Actors and Artistes of America (AFL). This change is recorded in
the list as follows: Page it. Actors & Artistes of America, Associated
(AFL). Secretary: Florence Marston.
Changes in the number of union members or locals are not shown.




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American Federation of Labor; Executive Council: Renumber the vicepresidential posts and make additions as follows: Matthew Woll,
first vice president; George M. Harrison, second vice president;
Daniel M. Tobin, third vice president; Harry C. Bates, fourth vice
president; William C. Birthright, fifth vice president; William C.
Doherty, sixth vice president; David Dubinsky, seventh vice presi­
dent; Charles J. MacGowan, eighth vice president; Herman Winter,
ninth vice president; Daniel W. Tracy, tenth vice president;
William L. McFetridge, eleventh vice president; James C. Petrillo,
twelfth vice president; William L. Hutcheson, fourteenth vice
president; Add: Dave Beck, president, International Brotherhood
of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen & Helpers of America,
thirteenth vice president; A. J. Hayes, president, International
Association of Machinists, fifteenth vice president.

8

American Federation of Labor; Research Staff:
Brandwein, Staff Economist.

Insert Seymour

Workers Education Bureau; new address is Suite 91^ > 1625 Eye St.,
NW., Washington 6, D. C.
9

10

Maritime Trades Department: President:
Secretary: Morris Weisberger.

(vacancy); Executive

Government Employes Council. Change last sentence to read:
Government Employes Council is composed of 23 unions."

"The

AFL Councils. Delete listing for Aluminum Workers Council.
Match Workers Council. President: Theodore Dethloff
Metal and Enamelware Workers Council, Fabricated: 3537 North 22d
St., Milwaukee 6, Wis. President: Edward Wessa
Sugar Workers Council. Change ^59 in address to ^8^.
11

Labor1s League for Political Education.
1625 Eye St. NW., Washington 6, D. C.

12

Congress of Industrial Organizations; Department of Education and
Research: Insert Everett Kassalow, Associate Director of Research.
Delete Ben Segal, Associate Director of Education.
Congress of Industrial
Government and Civic
search and Education
Insurance and Allied

New address is Boom 922,

Organizations; CIO Organizing Committees:
Employees Organizing Committee; insert R e ­
Director: Ruth Wiencek; Delete listing for
Workers Organizing Committee.

13

Political Action Committee.

1^

Actors & Artistes of America, Associated (AFL). Secretary:
Florence Marston, 67 West W t h St., New York, N. Y.




Publication is now issued weekly.

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Agricultural Workers Union, National (AFL).
A. E. Cox, Route #1, Cruger, Miss.
Air Line Dispatchers Assn. (AFL).
1. A. Bressin.

15

Secretary-treasurer:

Secretary-treasurer:

Airline Communications Employees Assn. (Ind.).
treasurer: William Gallagher.

Secretary-

Insert the following listing:
Aluminum Workers Inti. Union (AFL)
119 North 7th St., St. Louis, Mo.
President: Eddie R. Stahl
Secretary-treasurer: William L. Cowley
Associated Unions of America (Ind.). Change "5028 Planklnton Bldg."
in address to "7018 Plankinton Bldg.," Editor: (vacancy)j Educa­
tion director: John Pink.
Authors League of America, Inc., The (ind.). Change office of
Secretary-treasurer held by Erik Barnouv to Secretary; add
Treasurer: Richard Levine; add Executive secretary: Lulse M.
Sillcox.
Authors Guild. Secretary: Elizabeth Janeway
Screen Writers Guild. President: F. Hugh Herbert
Radio Writers Guild. New headquarters address is
6 East 23d St., New York, N. Y., Phone: Gramercy 7-9190;
President: Jerome Lawrence.
Television Writers Group. Chairman: Edward Mabley
Executive Assistant: Evelyn F. Burkey.
Barbers, Hairdressers, Cosmetologists & Proprietors* Inti. Union of
America, Journeymen (AFL). Education director: George McKenna.

16

Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders, Blacksmiths, Forgers & Helpers,
Inti. Brotherhoods of (AFL). Change "Brotherhoods" in union name
to "Brotherhood." (Also make changes on pp. 8, 9, and 13 where
the union is listed as an affiliate of the Building and Construc­
tion Trades Department; Metal Trades Department; Railway Employes'
Department; and the Railway Labor Executives’ Association.) There
are no longer two sets of officers, one each for the "Boilermakers"
and "Blacksmiths" but only the following: President: Charles J.
MacGovan; Secretary-treasurer: Wm. J. Buckley; Publication:
Boilermaker-Blacksmith Journal (monthly).
Brewery, Flour, Cereal, Soft Drink & Distillery Workers of America.
Inti. Union of United (CIO). Research and education director:
(vacancy).




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Brick & Clay Workers of America, United (AFL). Change office of
Education director held "by Howard B. HiJ.1 to Besearch and edu­
cation director. Delete Besearch director: Paul Pelfrey.
Cement, Lime & Gypsum Workers Inti. Union, United (AFL). Change
office of Besearch director held hy Felix C. Jones to Education
director; insert Besearch director: John Heneghan.

17

Christian Labor Assn, of the United States of America (ind.). New
headquarters address is 1600 Buchanan Ave. SW., Grand Bapids J,
Mich.
Clothing Workers of America, Amalgamated (CIO).
tor: Emil Starr.
Communications Workers of America (CIO).

Education direc­

Editor:

Coopers * Inti. Union of North America (AFL).
in headquarters address from 9^6 to 3^5 •

A. B. Herrington.

Change room number

Department Store Workers of America, United (CIO).
gon 5-5137.
Diamond Workers' Protective Union of America (AFL).
Joseph Blog.

Phone:

Ore­

President:

Distributive, Processing & Office Workers of America (ind.).
Secretary-treasurer: Jack Paley; Editor: Bernard Stephens.

18

Electrical Workers, Inti. Bro. of (AFL). President: J. Scott Milne
(Note: Daniel W. Tracy resigned from this position effective
April 15, 195^, at which time he will assume the title of Presi­
dent emeritus. Mr. Tracy's title should be changed accordingly
on page 7 of the Directory where he is listed as tenth vice presi­
dent of the AFL.); Secretary-treasurer: Joseph D. Keenan,
Engineers, Inti. Union of Operating (AFL).
Hunter P. Wharton and Arthur D. Hill.

Besearch directors:

Engineers & Architects Assn. (Ind.). President: George D. Scott;
delete Executive secretary: Bay Stanton and Insert Secretary:
C. A. Murphy; delete Publication: Engineers & Architects Asso­
ciation Becord (monthly). Insert after union title footnote a/—
Affiliated with the Engineers and Scientists of America (ind.).
Engineers, Architects & Scientists, Natl. Professional Assn. (Ind.).
New headquarters address is 2236 North Stockton St., Stockton k,
Calif.; Phone: 5 -69^6 .




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Engineers & Scientists of America (Ind.). Nev headquarters address
is 7 U West Lake St., Minneapolis 8, Minn.; Phone: Locust 5757;
Treasurer: Lloyd E. Shuman; Publication: ESA News Digest
(monthly); Editor: John E. Taft.
Engravers & Sketchmakers, Friendly Society of (Ind.). Nev headquarters address is U4 First Ave., Hawthorne, N. J.; delete old
Phone: Bound Brook 9-2109; President: William Sebastian, B.F.D.
No. 3, Norwich, Conn.; General secretary: William Lough; Editor:
William Lough.
Flight Engineers' Inti. Assn. (AFL). Secretary: Ken W. Mlelke;
Treasurer: Anthony Gerbino; Editor: Ken W. Mielke.

19

Foreman's Assn, of America (ind.). President:
Besearch director: B. H. Wallis.

Bichard Smith;

Glove Workers' Union of America, Inti. (AFL). The address of
Mr. Durian, President, is 5328 North 39th St., Milwaukee 9* Wis.
Change office of Besearch and education director held by Nellie
Bosley to Education director.
Government Employees, American Federation of (AFL). Secretarytreasurer: Henrietta E. Oldlng; Editor: (vacancy).

20

Guards Union of America* Inti. (Ind.). Secretary-treasurer:
Jack Presley; Besearch director: Joan Kaiser; Education direc­
tor: John McGrath.
Hatters, Cap & Millinery Workers Inti. Union, United (AFL).
search director: Gerald Coleman.

Be-

Horseshoers of the U. S. & Canada, Inti. Union of Journeymen (AFL).
New headquarters address is Milan, Ind.; President: George C.
Miller, 310 Merrell Ave., Collinsville, 111.; insert Secretarytreasurer: Fred D. Webb.
Hosiery Workers, American Federationcf (AFL). Secretary-treasurer:
Andrew J. Janaskie. Delete Besearch director: Phoebe Kobler;
change office of Education director held by Andrew J. Bennett to
Besearch and education director.
Hotel & Bestaurant Employees & Bartenders Inti. Union (AFL).
Editor: Fred Sveet; Besearch and education director: Jack
Weinberger.
Independent Union Council, Natl. (ind. Federation). Phone: Bepublic 7-778^; National chairman: Clarence W. Bennett, 1101-1105
Warner Bldg., Washington, D. C.



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Industrial Trades Union of America (Ind.).
Benoit.
Industrial Workers of the World (ind.).
chairman: A. J. Farley.

21

President:

Boland H.

General executive hoard

Insurance Agents Inti* Union (AFL). Delete Research and education
director: Eric Smith and insert Besearch director: Herbert
Hammerman.
Insert the following listing:
Insurance Workers of America (CIO)
1129 Vermont Ave., Washington 5> D. C.
Phone: Metropolitan 8-1888
President: Kenneth W. O'Bell
Secretary-treasurer: James E. Brisbane
Publication: The Insurance Worker (monthly)
Editor: Kenneth Young
Besearch and education director: Kenneth Young
Lace Operatives of America, Amalgamated (ind.).
Frederick Olxon.
Letter Carriers, Natl. Assn, of (AFL).
Treasurer: Charles H. Billon.

President:

Secretary:

Peter J. Cahill:

Letter Carriers' Assn., Natl. Bural (ind.). New headquarters
address is 10^0 Warner Bldg., Washington fc, B. C.j President:
Paul G. Benson; Secretary: John W. Emeigh; Editor: Paul G.
Benson.
Lithographers of America, Amalgamated (CIO).
Bonald Stone; Editor: Patricia Donnelly.
Locomotive Engineers, Bro. of (ind.).
Guy L. Brown.

Secretary-treasurer:

Grand Chief Engineer:

Locomotive Firemen & Englnemen, Bro. of (Ind.). President:
H. E. Gilbert; Secretary-treasurer: Bay Scott; Editor:
L. E. Whitler.
Longshoremen's Assn., Inti. (AFL). Delete the present listing for
longshoremen'8 Assn., Inti. (AFL) and substitute the following:




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Longshoremen*8 Assn., Inti. (AFL)
1^39 Chouteau Ave., St. Louis 3, Mo.
Acting Chairman: Larry V. Long
Acting Secretary: E. L. Slaughter
Longshoremen's Assn., Inti,
265 West llrth St., New York
Phone: Watkins k-3111
President: Captain William
Secretary-treasurer: Harry
Convention: Every k years;

22

(ind.)
11, N. Y.
V. Bradley
R. Hasselgren
1955*

Machine Printers Beneficial Assn, of the U. S. (ind.).
dent: John Patton.

Presi­

Maintenance of Way Employes, Bro. of (AFL). Change office of Re­
search and education director held by F. L. Noakes to Research
director.
Marine Engineers' Beneficial Assn., Natl. (CIO).
Wm. 0. Holmes.

Insert Editor:

Marine Firemen, Oilers, Watertenders & Wipers Assn., Pacific Coast
(ind.). Delete this listing. This union is now an affiliate of
the Seafarers' Inti. Union of North America (AFL).
Meat Cutters & Butcher Workmen of North America, Amalgamated (AFL).
Delete Education director: Lewis Corey.
23

Metal Engravers & Marking Device Workers Union, Inti. (AFL).
President: William Ziegenhorn; Secretary-treasurer: Edward A.
O'Connor.
Mine Workers of America, United (ind.).
(acting).

Editor:

Cecil Brown

District 50, United Mine Workers of America; and United Con­
struction Workers, United Mine Workers of America. Change
office of Chairman organizing committee "District 50," held by
A. D. Lewis to President "District 50"; add Secretary-treasurer:
"District 50": 0. B. Allen. (Note: A. D. Lewis and 0. B. Allen
still serve, respectively, as Director "Construction Workers,"
and Comptroller "Construction Workers.")
Motion Picture Salesmen of America, Colosseum of (ind.). New head­
quarters address is Suite 30kw, 70^ West Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee,
Wis.; Phone: Broadway 1-65^2; President: Ray W. Wild, Sr.,
Dallas, Texas; Secretary-treasurer: Jack Eckhardt, Chicago, 111.




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Newspaper Guild, American (CIO). President: Joseph P. Collis
ciiangeoffice of Besearch director held by Ellis T. Baker to
Beaearch and education director.

2k

Newspaper & Mail Deliverers' Union of New York & Vicinity (Ind.).
Editor: A1 Ziviello.
Office Employes' Inti. Union (AFL).

President:

Howard Coughlin.

Office, Sales & Technical Employees, United Assn, of (Ind.).
Phone: Broadway 6-507^; Secretary-treasurer: Bay C. Kohli.
Packinghouse Workers of America, United (CIO).
Education director: (vacancy).

Editor:

Fred Jaffe;

Paperworkers of America, United (CIO). Change office of Besearch
and education director held by Henry D. Paley to Besearch director.
Petroleum Workers, Independent Union of (Ind.). President:
George T. Golden; Secretary-treasurer: Wm. J. Ely.
25

Plumbing & Pipe Fitting Industry of the U. S. & Canada, United Assn,
of Journeymen 8s Apprentices of the (AFL). President: Martin P.
Durkin; insert Besearch director: Charles Donahue; Education
director: Joseph P. Corcoran. Delete footnote 19.
Post Office Clerks, United National Assn, of (ind.). Secretary:
Joseph F. Thomas; Treasurer: E. B. Broadway; Editors:
Samuel E. Klein and E. B. Broadway.
Postal Employees, Natl. Alliance of (ind.).
Cobb.
Postal Supervisors, Natl. Assn, of (AFL).

26

President:

Secretary:

James B.

John Swygert.

Postal Transport Assn., Natl. (AFL). Change the address of
Mr. Thomas the President to Suite 323, 1028 Connecticut Ave., NW.,
Washington 6, D. C.
Postmasters of the U. S., Natl. League of District (Ind.). Presi­
dent: Lawrence P. Jones, Yorkville, Term.; Secretary: C. B.
Gravitt, Jr.; Editor: C. B. Gravitt, Jr.
Potters, Inti. Bro. of Operative (AFL).

President:

Frank Hull.

Printing Pressmen & Assistants' Union of North America, Inti. (AFL).
Secretary-treasurer: George L. Googe.
Badlo 8; Television Directors Guild (AFL).
Schaffher; Secretary: Alan Fishburn.



President:

Franklin

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Railroad Trainmen, Bro. of (Ind.).
tor: I. S. Lippe.

Research and education direc­

Railway Patrolmen’s Inti. Union (AFL). New headquarters address
is 1536 West 105th St., Chicago h-3, 111.; Phone: Hilltop 5-6039J
Editor: Cecil Smithson.
Railway & Steamship Clerks, Freight Handlers, Express & Station
Employees, Bro. of (AFL). Delete Research director: Hairy L.
Tuttle; insert Education director: Clifford Dudgeon.
Retail Clerks Inti. Assn. (AFL). Change office of Research and
education director held by Jacob Bennlson to Research director.
Retail, Wholesale & Department Store Union (CIO). Research direc­
tor: Abraham Weiss; Education director: (vacancy).
Rubber, Cork, Linoleum & Plastic Workers of America, United (CIO).
Phone: Franklin 6-6l8l.

28

Seafarers * Inti. Union of North America (AFL).
director: Russell Smith.
Shoe & Allied Craftsmen, Bro. of (ind.).
Jankowski; Editor: John F. Jankovski.
Shoe Workers of America, United (CIO).
Russell Taylor.
Shoe Workers Union, Boot & (AFL).
director: M. R. Stuart.

Delete Research

President:

John F.

Insert Research director:

Insert Research and education

Stage Employees & Moving Picture Machine Operators of the U. S. &
Canada, Inti. Alliance of Theatrical (AFL). Change 6th Ave. in
headquarters address to Avenue of the Americas; Secretarytreasurer: Earland Ho linden.
State, County & Municipal Employees, American Federation of (AFL).
Insert Education director: Joseph Mire.
29

Steelworkers of America, United (CIO).
Vincent D. Sweeney and Emery Bacon.

Education directors:

Switchmen’s Union of North America (AFL).
Fleete.

President:

William A.

Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen & Helpers of America, Inti. Bro.
of (AFL). Research director: David Kaplan.
Telegraphers * Union, Commercial (AFL). Secretary-treasurer:
John T. Dowling; Editor: John T. Dowling.



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Textile Workers of America, United (AFL). Change office of Re­
search and education director held by Francis J. Gorman to
Research director.
Toy Workers of the United States & Canada, Inti. Union of Doll &
(AFL). President: Harry 0. Domino; Insert Education director:
Richard Strunsky.
Trainmen of America, Colored (Ind.). Phone: 2-3012; office of
Secretary and Treasurer consolidated— Secretary-treasurer:
James Lofton, Jr.
Transport Service Employees of America, United (CIO). New head­
quarters address is
East 63d St., Chicago 37; 111*; Phone:
Fairfax k-0278; change office of research director held by
Harold D. Snell to Research and education director.
Transport Workers Union of America (CIO). Rev headquarters address
is 210 West 50th St., Hew Tork 19, H. 1.; Phone: Judson 6-8000.
Transportation Assn., Inti. (ind.).
Johnson.
Typographical Union, Inti. (AFL).

Secretary-treasurer: Dagmar A.

Research director:

Upholsterers1 Inti. Union of North America (AFL).
director: Arthur McDowell.
Utility Workers Union of America (CIO).
Pachler.

Watchmen's Association, Independent (Ind.).
McFaun.

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State Federations of Labor
Alabama.

President:

Alaska. President:
Cammock.

President:

William J.

James

Steve Latham.
George Davis; Executive secretary:

Arkansas. President: C. W. Mowery; Headquarters:
mid Life Bldg., Little Rock.
California. Secretary-treasurer:
Connecticut. Headquarters:




Insert Education

Insert Editor:

31

(vacancy).

Box

C. J. Haggerty.

58^,

Bridgeport 3.

Cledamae

1011-18 Pyra­

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Delaware. President: Clement Lemon; Secretary-treasurer:
Samuel F. McClafferty; Headquarters: 5 South Clayton St • *
Wilmington.
Georgia.

33

Kansas.

Headquarters:
President:

Box 1207, Atlanta.

George Townsend.

Kentucky. President:
PI., Louisville 2.

Oscar J. Coke; Headquarters: 312 Armory

Maine.

199 Exchange St., Bangor.

Headquarters:

Minnesota. Secretary-treasurer:
Labor Temple, St. Paul.
Missouri. President:

William D. Gunn; Headquarters:

John I. Bollings.

Montana. Add to Headquarters address Box 1176.
Nevada. Add to Headquarters address Box

986.

New Hampshire. President: Barry Parr; Secretary-treasurer:
William Brldeau; Headquarters: 852 Elm St., Manchester.

3*

North Dakota. Add to Headquarters address Box 1916.
Oklahoma. President:

Harry Schwortz.

South Carolina. Secretary-treasurer: E. F. Hayes; Headquarters:
1000 King St., Charleston; Delete Phone: ^-kk83.
Texas. Secretary-treasurer: Jerry B. Holleman.
Utah. Secretary-treasurer: David S. Turner.
Vermont.

Secretary-treasurer:

West Virginia. Headquarters:
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Charles F. Breen.
Box 6202, Station A, Charleston 2.

State Industrial Union Councils
Colorado. Secretary-treasurer: William T. Parks.
Delaware. President: Earl H. Henderson; Executive secretary:
Norman Greenblatt; Headquarters: 602 North Van Buren St.,
Wilmington 1; Phone: 6-8515.




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Florida. President: William Grogan; Headquarters:
Povhattan Ave., Tampa; Delete Phone: 2-9317*
Kansas.

President:

Kentucky.

President:

Hazel Behenna.

President:

Massachusetts.
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Stanley Hubbard.

Secretary-treasurer: W. F. Billingsley.

Louisiana.
Maryland.

1226 East

Audrey Smid; Phone:

Phone:

Lafayette 3-6662.

Michigan. Headquarters:
Ttinity 2-3225.
Mississippi.

Saratoga 7-7307.

716 Lothrop Ave., Detroit 2; Phone:

(Add new listing).

President: Lonnie B. Daniel
Secretary-treasurer: Bay Smithart
Headquarters: 105-l/2 West Capitol St., Jackson.
Missouri. President: Hubert Dalton; Headquarters:
High St., Jefferson City; Phone: 6-8651.
Montana.
Nebraska.

Headquarters:
President:

North Carolina.

112A East

Box 1501, Billings; Delete Phone:
James C. Harris.

(Add new listing).

President: H. D. Lisk
Headquarters: 121 East 3d St., Bm. 5, Charlotte.
Ohio.

Phone:

Oklahoma.

Main 6797-

President:

Puerto Bico.

E. B. Burns.

(Add new listing).

David Stemback, Bepresentative
15^ Ponce De Leon Ave., San Juan.
Bhode Island.
South Carolina.

Secretary-treasurer: John A. Doyle.
(Add new listing).

President: L. B. Knox
Secretary-treasurer: Claude Gwln
Headquarters: 2228 Santee Ave., P.0. 5351> Columbia.



H-Wf7.

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Texas.

Headquarters:

907 Congress Ave., Suite 205, Austin.

Utah. President and secretary-treasurer: Ormond Konkle;
Headquarters: 522 Beason Bldg., 25 East 2d South, Salt Lake City;
Phone: 2-23^05.
Vermont.
Virginia.
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President:
President:

Frank Chupka.
Lawrence H. Marine.

Washington. President: Daniel E. Bandmann; Headquarters:
2419 Second Ave., Seattle 1.
West Virginia. President: Paul Rusen; Secretary-treasurer:
Albert D. Viller; Headquarters: 1116 Lee St., P.0. Box 646,
Charleston 23; Phone: 3-3035*




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