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Series primarily contains newspaper clippings and ephemera relating to social and political events of local and national scope.

This subseries contains photographs collected by People's World staff for publication or for research and reference purposes. The bulk of the photographs span the years 1965 through 1990 and are organized by subject. Original subject headings have been maintained.

Consists of subject files on UNION W.A.G.E funding proposals, labor organizing and collaborations including the Association of University and College Employees, and the Service Office and Retail Workers Union of Cananda. Labor organizing files include banks, AFSCME, Blue Shield, Carpenter's union discrimination suit, the Coors boycott, the Farah Strike and Postal Workers Defense. Mixed print sources.

Series contains clippings and ephemera relating to politicians, world leaders, writers, actors, civil rights activists, refugees, elected officials, and labor union members and leaders.

Series contains clippings and ephemera relating to politicians, world leaders, writers, actors, civil rights activists, refugees, elected officials, and labor union members and leaders.

Series contains clippings and ephemera relating to politicians, world leaders, writers, actors, civil rights activists, refugees, elected officials, and labor union members and leaders.

The Television Scripts Series contains instances of scripts of anthology series featuring made-for-tv-movies dated from 1950 to 1976.

Series contains clippings and ephemera relating to politicians, world leaders, writers, actors, civil rights activists, refugees, elected officials, and labor union members and leaders.

Series contains clippings and ephemera relating to politicians, world leaders, writers, actors, civil rights activists, refugees, elected officials, and labor union members and leaders.

Series contains clippings and ephemera relating to politicians, world leaders, writers, actors, civil rights activists, refugees, elected officials, and labor union members and leaders.