FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
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DINNER-CONCERT
JANUARY
29, 1956
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FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
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DINNER-CONCERT
FOR
THE
BENEFIT OF
THE NATIONAL FOUNDATION
FOR INFANTILE PARALYSIS
BASIL O'CONNOR,
President
SPONSORED BY
The "74" Club • FRANKLIN
D. ROOSEVELT
BIRTHDAY MEMORIAL COMMITTEE
THE HONORABLE HERBERT H. LEHMAN, CHAIRMAN
THE WALDORF-ASTORIA • NEW YORK • IANUARY 29, 1956
FOREWORD
"We have only just begun to win."
I think that is how our Founder, were he with us at this stage of
the long fight against poliomyelitis, might have described the brightening prospect before us today.
When Franklin D. Roosevelt died in April of 1945, the National
Foundation for Infantile Paralysis was supporting research which
had as its ultimate object a preventive of polio. But the goal at that
time lay beyond many mystifying horizons; the way led through
many uncharted fields.
Now the dream has come true. Yet, for many thousands, the
joyous reality is too late. The need for help against shriveled limbs,
against faltering breath, against blighted lives, continues. The organization founded by Franklin D. Roosevelt cannot, will not, let
these people down. They must have care as long as they need it.
And there is more we must find out about the polio virus and
vaccine through continued scientific research. And skillful hands
must be trained through our Professional Educational Program.
That is why, in 1956, there is a call upon the generosity and the
self-interest of the people of America. That is why there is a 1956
March of Dimes.
President
THE NATIONAL FOUNDATION FOR INFANTILE PARALYSIS
DEDICATION
by
GOVERNOR AVERELL HARRIMAN
Franklin Roosevelt was a man of such greatness, his horizons so
wide, his comprehension so deep and his leadership so vigorous that
this nation will be eternally grateful for his manifold and varied accomplishments. But aside from his official greatness, his personal life story
stands as an inspiration to us all. To those who have suffered polio,
his life is testimony to the fact that man's spirit can conquer any
handicap.
The development of the Salk vaccine—which gives us hope that
polio will soon be all but eradicated—is in large part attributable to
the nationwide and continuing campaign which he founded. The efforts
organized around his name provided the funds that enabled outstanding scientific minds to concentrate on finding the preventative that is
now being distributed throughout our land.
At tonight's concert, as we commemorate the 74th anniversary of
Franklin Roosevelt's birth, we also celebrate the fact that one more
dread disease has been mastered, and that scientific research every
day gives us new hope that man will triumph over other diseases and
threats to the health and vitality of our citizens.
HON. HERBERT H. LEHMAN
DEEMS TAYLOR
PROGRAM
DEEMS TAYLOR, PRESIDING
NATIONAL ANTHEM
Adelaide Bishop
BASIL O'CONNOR
Word of Welcome
GERALD McBOING, BOING
Gail Kubik
LITTLE ORCHESTRA SOCIETY, THOMAS SCHERMAN, Conducting
MAX LEAVITT, Narrator
VICTOR BORGE
PROGRAM
1. FRANKLY
2. WE
3. DON'T
4. KNOW
5. WHAT
6. MR. BORGE
7. WILL
8. Do
9. BUT
10. WE'RE
11. SURE
12. HE'LL
13. KEEP
14. Us
15. POSTED
16. FROM
17. TIME
18. To
19. TIME
DON
PASQUALE
Concert Version
The LITTLE ORCHESTRA SOCIETY, CARLO MORESCO, Conducting
ARTISTS:
Don Pasquale—
a wealthy bachelor
SALVATORE BACCALONI
Dr. Malatesta—
his friend and advisor
JOHN BROWNLEE
Norina—
young widow in love with Ernesto
LAUREL HURLEY
Ernesto—
CHARLES ANTHONY
Don Pasquale's nephew
Notary—
JOHN CARMINE ROSSI
Major Domo
Gardener
Housekeeper
Staged by
SALVATORE BACCALONI
Musical Director—CARLO MORESCO
Musical Preparations—ANTON ROCCO GUADAGNO
Production Coordinator—ARNOLD PISANI
Music & Libretto by GAETANO DONIZETTI
Suggested by Pavesi's Comic Opera
"Ser Marc 'Antonio"
TIME: 19TH CENTURY
PLACE: ROME
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT FILM (three minutes)
THE FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
BIRTHDAY MEMORIAL COMMITTEE
dedicated to perpetuating the memory of Franklin D. Roosevelt
Honorary Chairmen
BASIL O'CONNOR (1946-1948)
HON. HERBERT H. LEHMAN, Chairman
HON. AVERELL HARRIMAN (1949-1950)
DEEMS TAYLOR, Chairman, Program Committee
HON. ROBERT P. PATTERSON (1951)
ERNEST M. FROST, Secretary
ROBERT E. SHERWOOD (1952-1954)
FRANK H. BEREND, Director
THE MEMBERS OF THE "74" CLUB
Hosts to Purple Heart Veterans
Anonymous
Luigi Antonini
Daniel G. Arnstein
Vincent Astor
Bernard M. Baruch
Dave Beck
Irving Berlin
William Boyd
James Cagney
Eddie Cantor
Hon. William L. Clayton
David Dubinsky
James Durante
C. W. Engelhard, Jr.
Marshall Field
Michel Fribourg
Oscar Hammerstein, II
E. Roland Harriman
Hon. Averell Harriman
George M. Harrison
W. Alton Jones
Danny Kaye
Hon. Herbert H. Lehman
George Meany
David J. Monas
James C. Petrillo
Richard Rodgers
Walter P. Reuther
Lewis S. Rosenstiel
Dore Schary
Spyros P. Skouras
Miss Sophie Tucker
Baron Oscar Von Kohorn
Thomas J. Watson
R. W. Woodruff
Leonard L. Abess
Raymond Abrahams
Dr. David Abrahamsen
Benjamin Abrams
John J. Abramsen
Frederick B. Adams
Siegmund Adler
Samuel Agran
Horace M. Albright
Dr. Ernest R. Alexander
Bertram Allenberg
Mrs. V. Beaumont Allen
Jack Alpern
Ellsworth C. Alvord
Hon. Clinton P. Anderson
Maurice Antkies
Dr. David Arbuse
Mrs. Alexander M. Arnstein
Jack R. Aron
Dr. Jacob S. Aronoff
Mortimer I. Aronson
Dr. Max Ascoli
Sol Ash
Carl J. Austrian
Charles Axelrod
Lesem Bach
Hon. Frederick Backer
Richard H. Balch
Julius L. Bailer
Clarence Bamberger
Dr. Moses Barron
Mrs. Philip Barry
Otto Barth
Sidney M. Barton
Basil N. Bass
John Bass
Hon. William L. Batt
Isidor Baum
Herman A. Bayern
Hon. Clyde W. Beckner
S. N. Behrman
Edwin J. Beinecke
G. M. Bellanca
Daniel J. Bellin
M. L. Benedum
Alfred A. Benesch
Jack Benjamin
Robert M. Benjamin
Robert S. Benjamin
Hon. John J. Bennett, Jr.
Mrs. H. B. Bercow
David Berg
Mrs. David Berman
Pandro S. Berman
Abbott S. Bernard
Mrs. Richard J. Bernhard
Bernard Bernstein
Israel Bernstein
Lionel Bernstein
Hon. Francis Biddle
George Barry Bingham
Milton H. Biow
Joseph Birnbaum
Abraham H. Blank
Captain Seymour M. Blau
Jacob Blaustein
Louis D. Blick
Ernest Bloch
Leonard Block
Samuel J. Bloomingdale
Mr. & Mrs. Humphrey Bogart
Herman G. Borgenicht
Nat Boriskin
Louis H. Boyar
Thomas F. Boyle
Amerigo Bozzani
Hon. Spruille Braden
Ralph Brandon
H. Mott Brennan
Charles A. Breskin
Sidney Brody
Francis C. Brown
Frederick Brown
George Brown
George D. Brown, Jr.
M. Brukenfeld
William Aylett Buckner
John L. Burling
A. M. Burton
August A. Busch, Jr.
George T. Bye
Chad F. Calhoun
Cason J. Callaway
Fuller E. Callaway, Jr.
Louis Caplan
Cass Canfield
William D. Carlebach
Hon. Emanuel Celler
Irwin S. Chanin
Alexander Chatin
Mrs. Arthur Osgood Choate
Gordon R. Clapp
General Lucius D. Clay
Jesse Climenko
Alexander H. Cohen
Murray Cohen
Wallace M. Cohen
Dave S. Cohn
P. N. Coleman
Frank P. Connolly
Carle C. Conway
Everett R. Cook
Morris Llewellyn Cooke
Harry A. Cooper
Roger H. Corbetta
E. J. Cornelis
Philip Cortney
Hume Cronyn
Russel Crouse
Leo T. Crowley
Anthony Cucolo
Hon. Homer S. Cummings
Jack Cummings
Vincent Dailey
Sidney Danziger
Hon. Joseph E. Davies
Elmer Davis
William Hammatt Davis
Ralph A. DeJur
Miss Laura Franklin Delano
William Adams Delano
John J. DeLuca
Ned E. Depinet
Armand S. Deutsch
Frank M. Didisheim
Loren R. Dodson
John F. Donnelly
Myer Dorfman
Richard E. Dougherty
Melvyn Douglas
James E. Doyle
Frederick Dreier
Mrs. Maude E. Eberle
Milton L. Ehrlich
Herbert B. Ehrmann
Alex Eisenberg
Mrs. Harry Eising
Max Elkon
Emil K. Ellis
Charles H. Ellner
Colonel J. R. Elyachar
Irving M. Engel
Lionel M. Ettlinger
Percy R. Everett
Simon H. Fabian
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.
Leonard L. Farber
Hon. James A. Farley
Hon. Samuel Fassler
Robert Feidelson
Jerome M. Fein
Leonard Feist
Miss Edna Ferber
Jose Ferrer
Marshall Field, Jr.
Lincoln Filene
Hon. Edward Ridley
Noah Finkelstein
Hon. Thomas K. Finletter
Dr. Morris Fishbein
Carl M. Fishel
Paul E. Fitzpatrick
Fred F. Florence
Henry Fonda
Abe Fortas
Leo L. Fox
Matthew Fox
Arthur B. Foye
Hon. Jerome N. Frank
George Frankel
George E. Frazer, Sr.
Charles H. Freeman
Carl Friedlander
Louis K. Friedman
Nathan Friedman
L. W. Frohlich
Henry Frost
Morton H. Fry
Jack Frye
M. Robert Gallop
Dr. George Gallup
Clifford W. Gaylord
Hon. Lawrence E. Gerosa
S. D. Gershovitz
Phil E. Gilbert, Jr.
Bernard F. Gimbel
Mrs. Louis S. Gimbel, Jr.
Dr. Sol W. Ginsburg
Ferdinand Goldberg
Theodore Goldblum
Martin P. Golden
Dr. Raphael R. Goldenberg
Albert Goldman
Jakob Goldschmidt
Hon. Louis Goldstein
Bert Goldwater
John L. Goldwater
Samuel Goldwyn
Dan Golenpaul
Samuel M. Goodman
Dr. H. L. Gordon
Dr. Jules D. Gordon
Joseph N. Gorson
D. S. Gottesman
Thomas Graham
Richard G. Green
Robert Z. Greene
Mrs. Isidore Greenfeld
William V. Griffin
Alexander Gross
Benjamin Gross
Mrs. Jennie Grossinger
Hon. Wilton E. Hall
Fowler Hamilton
Victor J. Hammer
Samuel Handel
Robert K. Hanger
Mrs. Averell Harriman
Irwin Harris
Moss Hart
Colonel Joseph M. Hartfield
Mrs. Mortimer Hays
Mrs. David Hays
Mrs. Edwin D. Hays
Leland Hayward
James T. Heenehan
D. N. Heineman
Adolph Held
Ernest S. Heller
Isaac S. Heller
Milton J. Heller
William G. Heller
Miss Lillian Hellman
VICTOR BORGE
SALVATORE BACCALONI
LAUREL HURLEY
JOHN BROWNLEE
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MAX LEAVITT
JOHN CARMINE ROSSI
CHARLES ANTHONY
THOMAS SCHERMAN
CARLO MORESCO
LITTLE ORCHESTRA
SOCIETY
Madame Bertha Levy Hermanos
Mrs. M. L. Hermanos
John Hersey
Hon. Paul M. Herzog
Robert P. Herzog
Phillip Hettleman
James T. Hill, Jr.
Mrs. Walter A. Hirsch
Samuel I. HofTberg
Henry Hofheimer
Sidney Hollander
Albert J. Horan
Frank G. Huntress
Mrs. Henry Ittleson, Sr.
Donld Jenks
Mrs. Reginald David Johnson
Robert Courtney Jones
Alexander Kahn
David W. Kahn
Milton Kahn
Irving Kane
Garson Kanin
Frank R. S. Kaplan
Lester L. Kardon
Frank E. Karelsen, Jr.
Joseph P. Kasper
Benne Katz
Jerome F. Katz
Hy Kauff
David K. Kaufman
Millard Kaufman
Louis H. Kaye
Elia Kazan
Gene Kelly
Orie R. Kelly
Daniel Webster Kempner
Jerome L. Kessler
Philip Kessner
Daniel M. Keyes, Jr.
Leon H. Keyserling
Theodore W. Kheel
Hon. Harley M. Kilgore
B. A. Kinberg
Mrs. Robert Kintner
Morris Kirsch
Sol Kittay
Samuel Klein
J. A. Klevens
Herbert W. Klotz
Samuel Koenigsberg
Joseph Kohn
Murray Kolker
Richard Koret
Robert J. Koshland
Dr. Benjamin Koven
Abraham Krasne
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Maxwell A. Kriendler
Fred Kronish
Hon. Julius A. Krug
Seldon M. Kruger
Dr. H. H. K'ung
E. L. Kurth
Irving H. Kutcher
William Woart Lancaster
Stanley S. Langendorf
Mrs. Albert D. Lasker
Edward Lasker
Abe Lastfogel
Hon. David L. Lawrence
Irving Paul Lazar
Fred Lazarus, Jr.
Benjamin Lazrus
Julius Lefkowitz
Mrs. Arthur Lehman
Samuel D. Leidesdorf
Fernand Leval
Simon Levi
Dave Levine
Benjamin Levinson
Benjamin J. Levy
Henry Levy
Irving M. Levy
Lawrence H. Levy
K. C. Li
Isaac Liberman
Julius Liebman
Max Liebman
Ernest K. Lindley
Arthur M. Loew
Edwin Loewy
Joshua Logan
Hon. Robert A. Lovett
Mrs. Madeleine M. Low
Leo Lowenstein
Leon Lowenstein
Dr. Isador Lubin
Hon. Scott W. Lucas
Mark Lyons
Langdon P. Marvin
Dr. & Mrs. Arthur M. Master
Walter G. Mason
Lt. Colonel Alvin F. Meyer, Jr.
Mrs. John A. Mayer
Clarence G. Michalis
Edward G. Miller, Jr.
Gilbert Miller
Maynard M. Miller
Vice Admiral Earle W. Mills
Leo Model
Frank Mondshien
Carl Monk
Hoyt A. Moore
Henry L. Moses
Charles C. Moskowitz
Paul Muni
John E. Murphy
Hon. James E. Murray
Hon. Edmund S. Muskie
David N. Myers
R. L. Nafziger
James H. Napier
Alexander S. Natanson
Robert R. Nathan
Dr. Harold Neifeld
Hon. Donald M. Nelson
Jerome A. Newman
Adnah Neyhart
Ray W. Niles
John Ringling North
H. Wayne Oakley
Sylvan Oestreicher
Charles P. O'Malley
Thomas J. O'Neill
A. L. Oresman
William S. Paley
Charles F. Palmer
Clyde E. Palmer
Miss A. C. Pandick
Mrs. J. J. Parker
Mrs. Ellen Lehman McCluskey J. Russell Parsons
Mrs. Esther Morgan McCullough Edwin W. Pauley
A. W. Paull
John E. Mack
Henry Peterson
Kenneth MacKenna
Charles Petschek
A. T. Maimed
Hon. Phelps Phelps
Cecil Malone
James Picker
Siegfried Mamerow
Miss Mary Pickford
George F. Mand
Walter Pidgeon
Richard Maney
Warren Lee Pierson
Mrs. Julius Manger
Leopold Pilzer
E. J. Mannix
Mrs. John Russell Pope
Fredric March
Lily Pons
Samuel A. Markel
Harold Price
Max Marmorstein
Louis Price
Robert J. Marony
Ganson Purcell
Roger L. Putnam
Alexander Racine
Isadore A. Raff
Julian I. Raskin
Hon. Samuel Rayburn
Roland L. Redmond
Walter G. Reethof
Frederick B. Rentschler
Joseph Revson
Donald R. Richberg
Mrs. Stanley L. Richter
Joseph E. Ridder
Herman Robbins
Lawrence Wood Robert, Jr.
Irving Rogers
Nathan R. Rogers
Israel Rogosin
Leo Roon
Elmo Roper
Henry Rose
Morris A. Rosen
Hon. Anna M. Rosenberg
Philip Rosenberg
Colonel Sol A. Rosenblatt
Charles J. Rosenbloom
Morton M. Rosenfeld
Hon. Samuel I. Rosenman
David Rosenstein
Herman H. Rosenthal
Joseph Rosenthal
William Rosenthal
J. Howard Rossbach
Mrs. Max J. H. Rossbach
Samuel Rothberg
Pincus Rothstein
Hon. C. Edward Rowe
Vincent Sardi, Jr.
William Saxe
Nicholas M. Schenck
James H. Scheuer
Sidney H. Scheuer
Albert Schiff
Saul Schiff
Charles Schnee
Sidney Schnur
Max C. Schrank
Nathan Schulman
Mrs. David A. Schulte
Mrs. Joseph M. Schulte
Abraham J. Schwartz
Fred J. Schwartz
Irving L. Schwartz
Miss Mary Evelyn Scott
S. Spencer Scott
R. Minturn Sedgwick
Irving P. Seery
Kenneth M. Seggerman
David O. Selznick
Oscar Serlin
John J. B. Shea
Carl Sherman
Simon T. Shifman
Ernest G. Shinner
Toots Shor
John J. Shubert
Mark Silverberg
Robert E. Simon, Jr.
Israel L. Silverstein
Harold S. Sloan
C. R. Smith
Mrs. Christopher D. Smithers
Harry H. Snellenberg, Jr.
David M. Solinger
Mrs. Sigmund Solomon
Dr. T. V. Soong
Vincent Sorrentino
Dr. Moses Spatt
J. D. Spencer
Leonard Spigelgass
J. David Stern
George B. Storer
Arthur L. Strasser
Aaron Straus
Frederick W. Straus
Hugh Grant Straus
Mrs. Jesse I. Straus
Robert K. Straus
Roger W. Straus
John E. Sturges
Ed Sullivan
John A. Sullivan
Hon. John L. Sullivan
Edwin S. S. Sunderland
Dave Swedlow
Hon. Myron C. Taylor
Leopold Hirsh Teller
Benjamin Thau
Richard Thorpe
Jerome Thralls
Paul Tishman
Benjamin Titman
H. P. Taubman
Mrs. Charles William Taussig
Darryl F. Zanuck
John W. Zimmermann
Samuel Ungerleider
Dr. Bella S. Van Bark
Bart Van Berg
Mrs. William H. Vanderbilt
Joseph R. Vogel
Sidney P. Voice
Mrs. Henry Von Kohorn
Walter Von Tresckow
Mrs. Felix M. Warburg
James P. Warburg
Flarry M. Warner
Joseph Warshow
Mrs. Arthur C. Weil
Charles Weiland
Jack D. Weiler
Joseph L. Weiner
Abe Weingarten
E. Weinstein
Joseph Weinstein
Sam Weisbord
George Weiss
Dr. Rudolf Weissberger
Aaron M. Weitzenhoffer
Walter H. Wheeler, Jr.
Arthur D. Whiteside
John Hay Whitney
Julius Wile
Victor E. Williams
George S. Wise
Alexander S. Wolanow
Louis E. Wolfson
Hon. Stanley Woodward
Herman Wouk
Dr. Leon Wulman
William Wyler
Robert G. Young
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TRADE UNION MEMBERS OF THE "74" CLUB
A.F.L.-C.I.O.
Central Labor Council of Seattle & Vicinity
Federal Labor Unions:
No. 20681 (Springfield, Mass.)
No. 23832 (Gloucester, Mass.)
Alabama State Industrial Union Council
Berks County Industrial Union Council
Central Jersey Industrial Union Council
Four County Industrial Union Council
Greater Detroit & Wayne County Industrial Union Council
HDG. Region Industrial Union Council
Iron Ranges Industrial Union Council
Knoxville Industrial Union Council
Lehigh County Industrial Union Council
Mahoning County C.I.O. Council
Maryland Industrial Union Council
Massachusetts State Industrial Union Council
Michigan C.I.O. Council
Pennsylvania Industrial Union Council
Philadelphia Industrial Union Council
Stark County Industrial Union Council
Westchester Industrial Union Council
Automobile Workers of America, United
Local 25 (St. Louis, Mo.)
Local 74 (Ottumwa, Iowa)
Local 75 (Milwaukee, Wis.)
Local 230 (Bell, Calif.)
Local 406 (Wilmington, Calif.)
Local 813 (Philadelphia, Pa.)
Local 1010 (Stratford, Conn.)
Local 1056 (Pottstown, Pa.)
Blacksmiths, International Brotherhood of
Local 1509 (So. Milwaukee, Wis.)
Brewery, Flour, Cereal & Soft Drinks Workers, International Union of
Local 10 (Baltimore, Md.)
Local 161 (New Orleans, La.)
Local 46 (Kansas City, Mo.)
Local 181 (Detroit, Mich.)
Building Service Employees International Union
Local 32-B (New York, N. Y.)
Clothing Workers of America, Amalgamated
Baltimore Joint Board (Baltimore, Md.)
Buffalo Joint Board (Buffalo, N. Y.)
Capitol District Joint Board (Troy, N. Y.)
Chicago Joint Board (Chicago, 111.)
Cincinnati Joint Board (Cincinnati, Ohio)
Cleaners & Dyers Joint Board (New York, N. Y.)
Los Angeles Joint Board (Los Angeles, Calif.)
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Clothing Workers of America, Amalgamated (Cont'd)
Md., Va., Pa., Regional Joint Board (Baltimore, Md.)
New York Joint Board (New York, N. Y.)
North Georgia Joint Board (Atlanta, Ga.)
Pennsylvania Joint Board (Pottsville, Pa.)
Rochester Joint Board (Rochester, N. Y.)
Southeastern Clothing Regional Board (Knoxville, Tenn.)
St. Louis Joint Board (St. Louis, Mo.)
Local 464 (Hagerstown, Md.)
Local 98 (Paducah, Ky.)
Local 486 (Waterville, Maine)
Local 119 (Allentown, Pa.)
Local 491 (Dickson, Tenn.)
Local 146 (Ft. Wayne, Ind.)
Local 607 (Mayfield, Ky.)
Local 169 (New York, N. Y.)
Local 609 (Norwood, Ohio)
Local 192 (New Brunswick, N. J.)
Local 674 (Philipsburg, Pa.)
Local 286 (Jefferson City, Mo.)
Local 675 (Newberry, S. C.)
Communications Workers of America
Local 9430 (San Mateo, Calif.)
Distillery Workers of North America, United
Electrical Radio and Machine Workers, International Union of
Local 103 (Camden, N. J.)
Local 755 (Dayton, Ohio)
Local 105 (Philadelphia, Pa.)
Local 801 (Dayton, Ohio)
Local 112 (Easton, Pa.)
Local 1121 (Chicago, 111.)
Local 134 (Camden 3, N. J.)
Local 1501 (Los Angeles, Calif.)
Local 203 (Bridgeport, Conn.)
Glass Bottle Blowers' Association of the United Stales & Canada
Local 88 (Okmulgee, Okla.)
Local 259 (Waco, Texas)
Local 141 (Oakland, Calif.)
Local 268 (St. Charles, 111.)
Glass, Ceramic and Silica Sand Workers of America, Federation of
Grain Millers, American Federation of
Local 27 (Chicago, 111.)
Hatters, Cap and Millinery Workers International Union
Hod Carriers, Building and Common Laborers of America. International
Philadelphia Laborers District Council
Local 332 (Philadelphia, Pa.)
Hotel & Restaurant Employees International Alliance and Bartenders International League
Local 237 (Pittsburgh, Pa.)
Local 6 (New York, N. Y.)
Locals 400 & 485 (Spokane, Wash.)
Local 15 (New York, N. Y.)
Local 440 (Los Angeles, Calif.)
Local 41 (San Francisco, Calif.)
Local 484 (Chicago, 111.)
Local 44 (San Francisco, Calif.)
Local 593 (Chicago, 111.)
Local 67 (Springfield, Mass.)
Local 877 (Fairbanks, Alaska)
Local 122 (Milwaukee, Wis.)
Ladies Garment Workers Union, International
Local 10 (New York, N. Y.)
Local 22 (New York, N. Y.)
Local 89 (New York. N. Y.)
Laundry Workers International Union
Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, Brotherhood of
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Machinists, International Association of
District 9 (St. Louis, Mo.)
Lodge 54 (Cleveland, Ohio)
Lodge 60 (Omaha, Neb.)
Lodge 68 (San Francisco, Calif.)
Lodge 112 (St. Paul, Minn.)
Lodge 311 (Los Angeles, Calif.)
Lodge 340 (Kearny, N. J.)
Lodge 455 (Tuscaloosa, Ala.)
Lodge 536 (Sacramento, Calif.)
Lodge 660 (Alton, 111.)
Lodge 702 (Miami Springs, Fla.)
Lodge 720 (Inglewood, Calif.)
Lodge 727-C (Los Angeles, Calif.)
Lodge 733 (Wichita, Kan.)
Lodge 751 (Seattle, Wash.)
Lodge 834 (Wichita, Kan.)
Lodge 986 (McConnelsville, Ohio)
Lodge 1124 (Carlsbad, N. Mex.)
Lodge 1125 (San Diego, Calif.)
Lodge 1225 (Taunton, Mass.)
Lodge 1312 (Plymouth, Mich.)
Lodge 1327 (San Francisco, Calif.)
Lodge 1406 (Madison, Wis.)
Lodge 1726 (East Boston, Mass.)
Lodge 1730 (W. Springfield, Mass.)
Lodge 1759 (Alexandria, Va.)
Lodge 1838 (Geneva, N. Y.)
Lodge 1933 (Pocatello, Idaho)
Lodge 1999 (Lufkin, Texas)
Maintenance of Way Employees, Brotherhood of
Marine and Shipbuilding Workers, International Union of
Local 24 (Baltimore, Md.)
Local 31 (Baltimore, Md.)
Meat Cutters & Butcher Workmen, Amalgamated
Local 150 (Dubuque, Iowa)
Local 191 (Storm Lake, Iowa)
Local 421 (Los Angeles, Calif.)
Musicians, American Federation of
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union
Local 225 (East Carondelet, 111.)
District Council No. 5 (Kansas City, Kan.)
Local 230 (Casper, Wyo.)
District Council No. 8 (St. Louis, Mo.)
Local 234 (Linwood, Pa.)
Local 23 (Port Arthur, Texas)
Local 367 (Pasadena, Texas)
Local 74 (Rochester, Pa.)
Local 418 (Hastings, Minn.)
Local 114 (Kansas City, Kan.)
Local 495 (Agua Dulce, Texas)
Local 128 (Long Beach, Calif.)
Local 550 (Paducah, Ky.)
Local 194 (St. Louis, Mo.)
Local 617 (North Kansas City, Mo.)
Local 215 (Tonawanda, N. Y.)
Packinghouse Workers of America, United
Local 21 (Denver, Colo.)
Local 215 (Fort Wayne, Ind.)
Local 347 (Chicago, 111.)
Local 1167 (Gramercy, La.)
Painters, Decorators & Paperhangers of America, Brotherhood of
Paperworkers of America, United
Pulp, Sulphite & Paper Mill Workers, International Brotherhood of
Radio Association, American
Railway Carmen, Brotherhood of
Lodge 201 (Meridian, Miss.)
Lodge 344 (Raceland, Ky.)
Lodge 357 (Los Angeles, Calif.)
Lodge 414 (Los Angeles, Calif.)
Lodge 454 (Williamson, W. Va.)
Lodge 542 (Salt Lake City, Utah)
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Lodge 576 (Louisville, Ky.)
Lodge 632 (Sacramento, Calif.)
Lodge 689 (Mt. Morrison, Colo.)
Lodge 972 (Albany, N. Y.)
Lodge 1147 (Nampa, Idaho)
Lodge 1381 (Los Angeles, Calif.)
Railway and Steamship Clerks, Brotherhood of
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad System Board of Adjustment (Baltimore. Md.)
C.B. & Q. System Board of Adjustment (Kansas City, Mo.)
C.C.C. & St. L. Railway System Board of Adjustment (East St. Louis, Mo.)
Chicago & Western Lakes District Board of Adjustment (Chicago, 111.)
C. & O. System Board of Adjustment (Richmond, Va.)
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range System Board of Adjustment (Duluth, Minn.)
Elgin, loliet & Eastern System Board of Adjustment (Chicago, 111.)
Empire District Board of Adjustment, Express Division (Buffalo, N. Y.)
Erie System Board of Adjustment (Cleveland, Ohio)
Grand Trunk System Board of Adjustment (Maywood, 111.)
Milwaukee Road (Lines East) System Board of Adjustment (Chicago. III.)
New York Central Railroad Lines West (Cleveland, Ohio)
New York Central System, Lines East (New York, N. Y.)
Ohio Valley & Eastern Lakes System Board of Adjustment (Cincinnati. Ohio)
Pennsylvania System Board of Adjustment (Pittsburgh, Pa.)
Reading Co. System Board of Adjustment (Philadelphia, Pa.)
Rock Island System Board of Adjustment (Kansas City, Mo.)
St. L. & SW. Lines System Board of Adjustment (Waco. Texas)
Sierra Express Lodge 2184 (San Francisco, Calif.)
South Atlantic District Board of Adjustment (Bristol, Tenn.)
Southern California Lodge 1315 (Los Angeles, Calif.)
Southern Pacific System Board of Adjustment (San Francisco, Calif.)
Southern Railway System (Charlotte, North Carolina)
Terminal Board of Adjustment, T.R.R.A. of St. Louis (St. Louis, Mo.)
Texas & New Orleans Railroad #95 (Houston, Texas)
Texas & Pacific System Board (Dallas, Texas)
Union Pacific System Board of Adjustment (Salt Lake City, Utah)
Union Pacific-Lines East System Board of Adjustment (Omaha, Neb.)
Wabash Railroad Company, Board of Adjustment (Montpelier, Ohio)
Retail Clerks International Association
Rubber Workers of America, United
Local 12 (E. Gadsden, Ala.)
Local 17 (Mansfield, Ohio)
Local 43 (Los Angeles, Calif.)
Local 44 (Los Angeles, Calif.)
Local 45 (Naugatuck, Conn.)
Local 49 (Grand Rapids, Mich.)
Local 64 (Oakland, Calif.)
Local 125 (Pontiac, Mich.)
Local 154 (Denver, Colo.)
Local 178 (Dayton, Ohio)
Local 227 (Conshohocken, Pa.)
Local 285 (Lancaster, Pa.)
Steelworkers of America, United
Local 40 (Huntington, W. Va.)
Local 188 (Cleveland, Ohio)
Local 210 (Monongahela, Pa.)
Local 1011 (Indiana Harbor, Ind.)
Local 1033 (Chicago, 111.)
Local 1066 (Gary, Ind.)
Local 1115 (North Chicago, 111.)
Local 1125 (Massillon, Ohio)
Local 1138 (Leechburg, Pa.)
Local 1173 (Milwaukee, Wis.)
Local 1179 (Cleveland, Ohio)
Local 1183 (Buffalo, N. Y.)
Local 1208 (Seattle, Wash.)
Local 1240 (Wheeling, W. Va.)
Local 1294 (Kansas City, Mo.)
Local 1343 (So. Milwaukee, Wis.)
Local 1375 (Warren, Ohio)
Local 1574 (Warren, Ohio)
Local 1663 (Hibbing, Minn.)
Local 1688 (Steelton, Pa.)
Local 1758 (Donora, Pa.)
Local 1865 (Ashland, Ky.)
Local 1949 (Marion, Ohio)
Local 2054 (Schenectady, N. Y.)
Local 2102 (Pueblo, Colo.)
Local 2163 (Youngstown, Ohio)
Local 2177 (Pottstown, Pa.)
Local 2386 (Coleraine, Minn.)
Local 2401 (Atlanta, Ga.)
Local 2477 (Detroit, Mich.)
Local 2610 (Baltimore, Md.)
Local 2660 (Keewatin. Minn.)
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Steeiworkers of America, United (Cont'd)
Local 2728 (Bessemer, Pa.)
Local 2780 (Galena Park, Texas)
Local 2869 (Fontana, Calif.)
Local 2879 (Youngstown, Ohio)
Local 4303 (Paterson, N. J.)
Local 4347
Local 4448
Local 4481
Local 4560
(Magna, Utah)
(Parma, Ohio)
(Seattle, Wash.)
(Elizabeth, N. J.)
Street & Electric Railway Employees, Amalgamated Association of
Division 241 (Chicago, 111.)
Division 281 (New Haven, Conn.)
Teamsters, Chauffeurs & Helpers, International Brotherhood of
Brewery Workers Joint Local Exec. Board of Greater New York (Brooklyn, N. Y.)
Joint Council 32 (Minneapolis 3, Minn.)
Local 334 (Spokane, Wash.)
Local 41 (Kansas City, Mo.)
Local 359 (Minneapolis, Minn.)
Local 56 (Sheboygan, Wis.)
Local 413 (Columbus, Ohio)
Local 85 (San Francisco, Calif.)
Local 449 (Buffalo, N. Y.)
Local 616 (Fresno, Calif.)
Local 93 (Los Angeles, Calif.)
Local 690 (Spokane, Wash.)
Local 147 (Des Moines, Iowa)
Local 696 (Topeka, Kan.)
Local 170 (Worcester, Mass.)
Local 731 (Chicago, 111.)
Local 175 (Charleston, W. Va.)
Local 748 (Modesto, Calif.)
Local 193 (Indianapolis, Ind.)
Local 809 (Portland, Ore.)
Local 289 (Minneapolis, Minn.)
Textile Workers of America, United
Textile Workers Union of America
Local 6 (Lewistown, Pa.)
Local 185 (Dalton, Ga.)
Tobacco Workers International Union
Local 176 (Durham, N. C.)
Local 549 (Lynchburg, Va.)
Local 177 (Richmond, Va.)
Transport Workers Union of America
Typographical Union, International
Local 5 (Columbus, Ohio)
Local 8 (St. Louis, Mo.)
Local 18 (Detroit, Mich.)
Local 48 (Atlanta, Ga.)
Local 76 (Terre Haute, Ind.)
Local 89 (Chattanooga, Tenn.)
Local 170 (Tacoma, Wash.)
Local 202 (Seattle, Wash.)
Local 352 (Phoenix, Ariz.)
Local 403 (Tulsa, Okla.)
Local 583 (Pasadena, Calif.)
Upholsterers International Union of North America
Local 3 (San Francisco, Calif.)
Local 18 (Chicago, 111.)
Local 44 (New York, N. Y.)
Local 63 (Atlanta, Ga.)
Local 220 (Celina, Ohio)
Local 467 (York, Pa.)
Local 468 (New Freedom, Pa.)
Woodworkers of America, International
Furriers Joint Council of New York
DEADLINE FOR THE PROGRAM WAS JANUARY 20, 1956
ALL "74" CLUB MEMBERS AS OF THAT DATE ARE LISTED.
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