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)

CONTENTS XIII Meetinjis. minutes of. (See IMinutes, or under name of organizations.) Page Memorandum relative to 1945 Hollywood strike 461-463 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios, jurisdictional disputes in 467^76 Meyer, Fred S., statement and testimony of 603-610 Minutes of lATSE thirty-eighth convention relative to adoption of report suliniitted by president's report committee, excerpts from 848-849 ;\Iinutes of meeting of April 22, 1947, between labor relations managers and carpenters' committee 565 ^Minutes of meeting of July 2, 1946, between representatives of CSU and carpenters' local 94G, excerpt from 457-458 Minutes of meeting of July 8, 1947, between representatives of motionpicture producers and carpenters' local 946 566 Minutes of meetings of producers' labor committee. (-See Prwlucers' labor committee, etc.) Morrissey, Thomas A., statement and testimony of 591-598 Motion Picture Studio Carpenters' Local 946: Agreement with Studio Grips' Local 80 (exhibit No. 6) 1030 Arbitration agreement with CSU relative to studio jurisdiction 18, 19 Hrief of, protesting ruling of three-man committee 463-465 Jurisdictional work for, in Universal Pictures' AVest Coast Studios 505 Minutes of meeting of — April 22, 1947, with labor relations managers ; 565 July 2, 1946. meeting with CSU, excerpt from 457-458 July 3, 1947, with representatives of motion-picture producers 566 September 11, 1946, meeting with producers'. labor committee 908-909 Proposed stipulation relative to refusal of members to work on "hot" sets 657-659 Motion picture studio unions and guilds involved in controversy at beginning of strike, list of (exhibit No. 1) 1021 Murphy, George L., statement and testimony of 332-338 New York Times, news article from, entitled, ""Witnesses Balk Over Film Inquiry" 265-266 Notes relevant to meeting of Herbert Sorrell with Pat Casey and Vic Clarke on July 2. 1946 779, 7.S0, 781, 788, 784 Notice of tiling o1" petition by lATSE with NLRB for certitication of representatives 549 Notice of trial, affidavit of charges, and sentence in trial of William S. Magginetti by lATSE 708-710 NLRB Case No. 23-C-2735, excerpt from intermediate report of trial examiner in (exhibit No. 8-A) 1032 Padway, Joseph A., statement and testimony of 286-288, 338-342 Paramount Pictures' West Coast Studios, jurisdictional conflicts in 476-483 Pelton's log 505 Price, Peery, statement and testimony of— 82, 88, 312, 657-660, 906-907, 973-977 Proceedings of 1944 convention, lATSE, excerpts from, relative to abolishment of permit system 877 Producers" labor committee : Minutes of meetings on — July 2, 1946__1 912 September 12, 1946, excerpt from 909 Instructions to department heads 910 September 16, 1946, excerpt from 910 September 20, 1046. excerpt from 912 Minutes of meetings with^ — Brewer and Cooper on September 17, 1946 911 Committee from carpenters' local No. 946 on September 11, 1946 908-9(» Drivers and Brewer, Cooper, and Barrett on September 24, 1946, excerpt from 914 Drivers on September 23, 1946, excerpt from 913 Film Editors Local No. 776, on September 3, 1946, excerpts from 908 Local 683 and lA officers on August 22, 1946, excerpts from 908 Producers' reply to carpenters' ultimatum, excerpt from 25 Proposals for settling strike, made by Father Dunne in speech at Olympic Auditorium March 9. 1947 J___ 415-416 Reagan, Ronald, statement and joint testimony with Pat Somerset and Edward Arnold 219-248, 256-260, 344-358