The NALC Auxiliary Collection

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Finding Aid The NALC Auxiliary Collection 1905-1994 4.5 Linear Feet Accession No. 1922 1

The NALC Auxiliary Collection 1905-1994 Accession No. 1922 The records of the National Ladies Auxiliary, known today as the NALC Auxiliary, were placed in the Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs in 2001 and opened for research in December of 2006. In 1905, as delegates to the Fifth National Convention of the National Association of Letter Carriers met in Portland, OR, a group of women wives, daughters, mothers and sisters of letter carriers also met in Portland with the intention of forming a national women s auxiliary. Seventy-two women from twenty-six states attended this founding meeting and, on September 5, 1905, the National Ladies Auxiliary was established. Nellie Heffelfinger, of Los Angeles, was unanimously elected the first president. The objectives of the organization were to provide a social network for Auxiliary members and their families, collectively pursue charitable works and, with the strength of their numbers despite the fact that they, as women, could not vote assist in gaining favorable legislation to improve working conditions for letter carriers and improve the lives of both active and retired letter carriers and their families. Throughout the years, members of the Ladies Auxiliary have actively worked to effect legislative change through letter-writing campaigns, phone banks, fundraising for legislative and political activities, and campaign support for sympathetic legislators. Because early gag orders by Presidents Roosevelt and Taft and the later Hatch Act restricted political activities by letter carriers, the Auxiliary, free of those restrictions, became a strong partner in efforts to bring about political change. Around 1970, the term Ladies was dropped from the title and the organization became known as the NALC Auxiliary to reflect a membership that began to include both female and male spouses and family members. Throughout the years Auxiliary members have held their biennial conventions in conjunction with those of the National Association of Letter Carriers. Today, in addition to their legislative activity, Auxiliary members remain active in community affairs and continue to support charitable programs, organize social events, and promote the interests and image of letter carriers. 2

The bulk of this collection consists of minutes and transcripts of meetings of the NALC Auxiliary, from its founding meeting in 1905 through its 44 th Biennial Convention in 1994. Auxiliary conventions were held concurrent with the national NALC conventions. Minutes from 1905 through 1923 meetings, including photocopies of handwritten notes from 1907 through 1911, were affixed to a large scrapbook, along with articles and photographs of officers published and clipped from the Postal Record. These pages have been recopied for placement in the convention series, and the scrapbook retained separately in the collection. Original transcripts of biennial convention proceedings became available in 1958 and continued in print through 1994. With the exception of the 41 st and 43 rd biennial conventions, all minutes and/or proceedings from 1905 through 1994 are included in the collection. These records document the procedures and business conducted at convention meetings. Together, these records provide a comprehensive history of the NALC Auxiliary and insight into the activities, interests and accomplishments of this group. Important subjects covered in this collection are: Political participation Political activists Working environment Political letter writing Social networks Food banks Fund raising Muscular Dystrophy Association Muscular Dystrophy Campaign Letter Carriers working environment Letter Carriers families Insurance, Health Voter Registration Community Services Related Collections NALC: Office of the President, James H. Rademacher NALC: Office of the President, J. Joseph Vacca NALC: Office of the Executive Vice President NALC: Office of the Vice President NALC: Office of the Secretary-Treasurer NALC: Research and Education Department 3

Content 6 Storage Boxes Series I, NALC Auxiliary Conventions, 1904-1994, Boxes 1-4: This series contains minutes and transcripts of proceedings of the national conventions of the NALC Auxiliary, beginning with the founding meeting of the NALC Ladies Auxiliary in 1905 and continuing through to the 44 th Biennial Convention of the organization in 1994. Minutes of early meetings through 1923 were typed and/or published in the Postal Record, with the exception of those from 1907 through 1911, which were handwritten. Photocopies of these early records are included here. The series contains original transcripts of convention proceedings from 1958 to 1994, although records for the 41 st and 43 rd Biennial Conventions are missing. These records generally document the policies, programs and activities of the organization. Delegate lists and information relating to finances and membership are frequently included as well. Researchers will find that Auxiliary members often discussed social issues at their meetings, and their activities frequently focused on fundraising, member recruitment and charitable works. Of particular interest are discussions relating to legislation affecting letter carriers, and efforts by Auxiliary members to educate themselves on pertinent issues as well as influence congressional leaders through activities such as letterwriting campaigns, phone banks, and voter recruitment. Series II, Miscellaneous Files, 1905-1968, Box 5: This series contains correspondence to the membership from Nellie Heffelfinger, the first Auxiliary president, as well as a list of national officers who served from the founding of the organization until 1968. Also included is sheet music written by an Auxiliary member in 1957. Series III, Oversize Material, 1905-1924, Box 6: Oversize material consists of a large scrapbook used to hold copies of early minutes and clippings of Auxiliary news items, minutes and photographs published in the Postal Record. String binding on the scrapbook has been severed and pages are unattached. Both front and back covers are worn. Transfers Two photographs have been removed from the records and placed in the Archives Audiovisual collection. 4

Series I NALC Auxiliary Conventions 1905-1994 Box 1 1. Founding Meeting (Portland, OR), 4-9 Sep 1905 2. 1 st Biennial Convention (Canton, OH), 2-7 Sep 1907 3. 2 nd Biennial Convention (St. Paul, MN), 30 Aug-4 Sep 1909 4. 3 rd Biennial Convention (Rochester, NY), 4-11 Sep 1911 5. 4 th Biennial Convention (San Francisco, CA), 30 Aug-4 Sep 1913 6. 5 th Biennial Convention (Omaha, NE), 5-11 Sep 1915 7. 6 th Biennial Convention (Dallas, TX), 3-8 Sep 1917 8. 7 th Biennial Convention (Philadelphia, PA), 1-6 Sep 1919 9. 8 th Biennial Convention (St. Louis, MO), 5-10 Sep 1921 10. 9 th Biennial Convention (Providence, RI), 3-8 Sep 1923 11. 10 th Biennial Convention (Detroit, MI), 7-12 Sep 1925 12. 11 th Biennial Convention (El Paso, TX), 5-9 Sep 1927 13. 12 th Biennial Convention (Minneapolis, MN), 26-31 Aug 1929 14. 13 th Biennial Convention (Oakland, CA), 7-12 Sep 1931 15. 14 th Biennial Convention (Atlantic City, NJ), 4-9 Sep 1933 16. 15 th Biennial Convention (Cleveland, OH), 2-7 Sep 1935 17. 16 th Biennial Convention (Kansas City, MO), 6-11 Sep 1937 18. 17 th Biennial Convention (Milwaukee, WI), 4-9 Sep 1939 19. 18 th Biennial Convention (Los Angeles, CA), 1-6 Sep 1941 20. 19 th Biennial Convention (Denver, CO), 6-9 Sep 1943 21. 20 th Biennial Convention (Detroit, MI), 2-7 Sep 1946 22. 21 st Biennial Convention (Miami, FL), 11-15 Oct 1948 23. 22 nd Biennial Convention (Seattle, WA), 4-8 Sep 1950 24. 23 rd Biennial Convention (New York, NY), 1-6 Sep 1952 25. 24 th Biennial Convention (Cleveland, OH), 30 Aug-3 Sep 1954 26. 25 th Biennial Convention (Minneapolis, MN), 24-28 Aug 1956 26 th Biennial Convention (San Francisco, CA), 25-29 Aug 1958; 27. Original Transcript, Day One 28-29. Original Transcript, Day Two 30-31. Original Transcript, Day Three 32. Original Transcript, Day Four 33-34. Original Transcript, Day Five 27 th Biennial Convention (Cincinnati, OH), 22-26 Aug 1960; 35. Original Transcript, Day One 36. Original Transcript, Day Two 37-38. Original Transcript, Day Three 39. Original Transcript, Day Four 40-41. Original Transcript, Day Five 5

Box 2 28 th Biennial Convention (Denver, CO), 3-7 Sep 1962; 1. Original Transcript, Day One 2. Original Transcript, Day Two 3. Original Transcript, Day Three 4. Original Transcript, Day Four 5. Original Transcript, Day Five 29 th Biennial Convention (Miami Beach, FL), 17-21 Aug 1964; 6-7. Original Transcript, Day One 8-10. Original Transcript, Day Two 11. Original Transcript, Day Three 12. Original Transcript, Day Four 13-16. Original Transcript, Day Five 30 th Biennial Convention (Detroit, MI), 15-19 Aug 1966; 17-18. Original Transcript, Day One 19-20. Original Transcript, Day Two 21. Original Transcript, Day Three 22. Original Transcript, Day Four 23-24. Original Transcript, Day Five 25. Proceedings [Published version] 31 st Biennial Convention (Boston, MA), 19-23 Aug 1968; 26-27. Original Transcript, Day One 28-29. Original Transcript, Day Two 30. Original Transcript, Day Three 31. Original Transcript, Day Four 32-33. Original Transcript, Day Five 32 nd Biennial Convention (Honolulu, HI), 17-21 Aug 1970; 34-35. Original Transcript, Day One 36-37. Original Transcript, Day Two Box 3 32 nd Biennial Convention (Continued) 1-2. Original Transcript, Day Three 3. Original Transcript, Day Four 4-5. Original Transcript, Day Five 33 rd Biennial Convention (New Orleans, LA), 10-14 Jul 1972; 6. Original Transcript, Day One 7. Original Transcript, Day Two 8. Original Transcript, Day Three 9. Original Transcript, Day Four 10. Original Transcript, Day Five 6

Box 3 34 th Biennial Convention (Seattle, WA), 12-16 Aug 1974; 11. Original Transcript, Day One 12. Original Transcript, Day Two 13. Original Transcript, Day Three 14. Original Transcript, Day Four 15. Original Transcript, Day Five 16. Proceedings [Published version] 35 th Biennial Convention (Houston, TX), 9-13 Aug 1976; 17-18. Original Transcript, Day One 19. Original Transcript, Day Two 20-21. Original Transcript, Day Three 22. Original Transcript, Day Four 23-24. Original Transcript, Day Five 36 th Biennial Convention (Chicago, IL), 31 Jul-4 Aug 1978; 25-26. Original Transcript, Day One 27-28. Original Transcript, Day Two 29. Original Transcript, Day Three 30. Original Transcript, Day Four 31-32. Original Transcript, Day Five 37 th Biennial Convention (Atlanta, GA), 11-15 Aug 1980; 33. Original Transcript, Day One 34. Original Transcript, Day Two 35. Original Transcript, Day Three Box 4 37 th Biennial Convention (Continued) 1. Original Transcript, Day Four 2. Original Transcript, Day Five 38 th Biennial Convention (San Francisco, CA), 16-20 Aug 1982; 3. Original Transcript, Day One 4. Original Transcript, Day Two 5. Original Transcript, Day Three 6. Original Transcript, Day Four 7. Original Transcript, Day Five 39 th Biennial Convention (Las Vegas, NV), 20-24 Aug 1984; 8. Original Transcript, Day One 9. Original Transcript, Day Two 10. Original Transcript, Day Three 11. Original Transcript, Day Four 12-13. Original Transcript, Day Five 7

Box 4 40 th Biennial Convention (St. Paul, MN), 21-25 Jul 1986; 14. Original Transcript, Day One 15. Original Transcript, Day Two 16. Original Transcript, Day Three 17. Original Transcript, Day Four 18. Original Transcript, Day Five 41 st Biennial Convention [Missing] 42 nd Biennial Convention (New Orleans, LA), 20-24 Aug 1990; 19-20. Original Transcript, Day One 21-21. Original Transcript, Day Two 23. Original Transcript, Day Three 24. Original Transcript, Day Four 25. Original Transcript, Day Five 43 rd Biennial Convention [Missing] 44 th Biennial Convention (Atlantic City, NJ), 22-26 Aug 1994; 26-27. Original Transcript, Day One 28-29. Original Transcript, Day Two 30. Original Transcript, Day Three 31. Original Transcript, Day Four (1 of 2) Box 5 44 th Biennial Convention (Continued) 1. Original Transcript, Day Four (2 of 2) 2. Original Transcript, Day Five 8

Series II Miscellaneous Files 1905-1968 Box 5 3. Correspondence to Members from Nellie Heffelfinger (1 st Auxiliary President), 6 Dec 1906 4. National Officers (1905-1968); Roster, correspondence, 1967 5. On Auxiliary Night (Song written by Jay Mallon, Auxiliary Branch #1, 1952); Sheet music 9

Series III Oversize Material 1905-1924 Box 6 Minute/Scrapbook 10