Jurisdictional disputes in the motion-picture Industry : hearings before a special subcommittee of the Committee on Education and Labor, House of Representatives, Eightieth Congress, first-session, pursuant to H. Res. 111 (1948)

Record Details:

Title:
Jurisdictional disputes in the motion-picture Industry : hearings before a special subcommittee of the Committee on Education and Labor, House of Representatives, Eightieth Congress, first-session, pursuant to H. Res. 111
Date:
1948
Publisher:
Washington : U.S. Govt. Print. Off.
Volume:
Jurisdictional disputes in the motion-picture Industry : hearings before a special subcommittee of the Committee on Education and Labor, House of Representatives, Eightieth Congress, first-session, pursuant to H. Res. 111 (Eightieth Congress)
Leaf #:
00012
Language:
English
Collection:
Books and Government & Law
Format:
Books
Contributor:
Boston Public Library
Sponsor:
Kahle/Austin Foundation and Omidyar Network
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
July 19, 2022
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VI CONTEXTS I'ago Gilbert, Edwaid ^I.. l)usiiiess reprt'st'iitativi^ ScrcHii S(4 Designers, lUustrators, and Decorators, I^x-al 1421, Los Anjieles, ("alif 508-515 GoldlKMg, l,eon, vice president and studio manager, RKO-Radio Pictures. Los Aniroles, Calif 20S-212 Gracey, James L.. jiainter's ai)i>rerif ice. West HdIIvwcmxI. Talif 72.S-72."> Graham, Leonard T., business agent, sheet metal workers, Los Angeles, Calif , 7(n-7H3 Havs. George D., office manager, Make-Up Artists and Hair Stylists, Local No. 7()tl, Van Nuys, Calif 097-1001,1010-1017 Tlill. Tlioniiis W.. carpenter, former pmi)loyee of Universal Studios .^,S3-^)87 Ilnpkins. William K., director of industiial relations. Columbia Pictures Corp., Los Angeles, Calif 148-153 .Tensen, .Tames, tormer assistant superintendent, Twentieth Century-Fox Studios. Los Angeles, Calif 5S7-.'>S0 Kahane, B. B., vice president, Columbia Pictures Corp., Los Angeles. Calif 2-43, 54. 50 Kierstead, .John L., carpenter, former employee of RKO-Patlie Studios, Los Angeles, Calif .579-.5S3 Kniglit, Felix H., vice president, American Federation of Labor 263, 272. 27S-2S1, 2S0-,307, 318-332. 36J>-387, 638-639 Lauder, Charles, make-up artist, Hollywood, Calif 986-990 Levy, :\Iattliew M., attorney for lATSE, New York, N. Y 812-813 Luddv, Michael G., Los Angeles, Calif., attorney for lATSE 88-91, 310, 516-519, 813-819 Mackay, Andrew, carpenter, former employee of M-G-]M Studios, Los Angeles. Calif 571-574 Magginetti, William S., former employee of Warner Bros. Studio. Los Angeles, Calif 696-708 Mannix, Eilgar J., vice president, Loew's, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif 43-52. 60-64. (;22-638. 639-646 Martin, John R., business agent, Film Technicians Local 683, lATSE, Los Angeles, Calif 749-758 McCausland, Alfred H., labor relations manager, Univer.sal Studio.s, Studio City, Calif 647-650 Meyer, Fred S., studio executive, Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp.. Los Angeles, Calif 603-610 Morrissey, Thomas A., carpenter superintendent. Twentieth Century-Fox Studios, Los Angeles, Calif .591-593 Murphy, George L., actor, Los Angeles, Calif 332-338 Padway, Joseph A., counsel, American Federation of Ltibor, Washington, D. C 2S6-2SS, 388-342 Price, Peery, Los Angeles, Calif., attorney for studios in 1045 strike 82,88, 312, 657-6G0. 906-907, 973-977 Reagan, Ronald, president, Screen Actors' Guild, Hollywood, Calif 219-248, 25f>-260, 344-3.5S Rex, Carl W., business agent, machinists' local 1185, A'an Nuys, Calif 736-742 Rusk, Elmer O., painter, Culver City, Calif 726-727 Ryan, Charles M., senior attorney, National Labor Relations Board, Los Angele.s, Calif 932-940 Sax, Carroll, labor relations manager, Warner Bros., Los Angeles, Calif. 1.53-157 Siegel, Otto, member of local 1421, Sherman Oaks, Calif 711-712 Skelton, James N., business representative. Studio Carpenters Local Union 946, Los Angeles, Calif 366-^69, .533-546 Somerset, Pat, assistant executive secretarv, Screen Actors' Guild, Hollywood, Calif 219-247, 345-357 Sorrell, Herbert K., business representative, Moving Picture Painters ; president, Conference of Studio Unions, Los Angeles. Calif 161-162, 313, 359-363, 722-723, 764-791, 793-805, 1002-1003 Spnml, C. A., president, caijienters' local 946, Los Angeles. Calif 618-620 Stehr, J. R., former business agent, Cinema Lodge 1185, lAIM, Los Angeles, Calif 758-761 Stowell, Everett V., painter foreman, Warner Bros. First National Studio, Los Angeles, Calif 729-730 Taylor, Carley, make-up artist, Hollywood, Calif 981-986 VanKeuren, Sidney Sutton, studio manager, Hal Roach Studios, West Los Angeles, Calif 651-652