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Papers, 1941-1991 9 linear feet 9 storage boxes Accession # 1585 DALNET # OCLC # UAW Local 687 was chartered by the International Union in 1939 as the bargaining agent for employees of McInerny Spring and Wire Company in Grand Rapids, Michigan, the first plant organized by the UAW in Grand Rapids. McInerny Spring and Wire manufactured car seats and interior and exterior trim for the automobile industry. In 1991, facing strong competition from newer plants in the South, the company permanently closed its Grand Rapids plant and Local 687 ceased to exist. Fred E. Briggs was the founding president of Local 687 and served as president off and on until 1955. Owen Bieber was president of Local 687 from 1957 until 1962, when he resigned in order to accept a position as an International Representative on the staff of UAW Region 1D. He led Local 687 through a strike in 1957 and 1958. The records of UAW Local 687 consist primarily of minutes, correspondence, grievances, negotiating material, seniority lists and insurance/pension documents relating to the activities of the local. Important subjects in the collection are: Automobile industry workers--michigan--grand Rapids Benefit Association of Railway Workers Collective bargaining--automobile industry and trade Insurance, Health Kent County Labor Association McInerny Spring and Wire Company Pensions Strikes and lockouts--automobile industry and trade--michigan--grand Rapids Supplemental unemployment benefits--united States Important correspondents in the collection: Owen Bieber Fred Briggs Emil Mazey Ken Robinson

Non-manuscript material: A few photographs, buttons and stickers received with the collection have been placed in the Archives Audiovisual Department.

- 3-4-39 25th anniversary, 1964 7-4 Actuarial reports, 1952-64 2-27 AFL-CIO literature, 1955 3-9 Agreement documents, 1955-57 7-33 Apprenticeship standards, 1965 8-17 thru 8-18 Arbitration, 1947-53 2-26 Arbitration preparation, n.d. 3-3 Arbitration reports, 1951-59 3-4 thru 6 Arbitration reports, 1952-58 4-35 Audit reports, 1953-1957 7-28 thru 7-32 Audit reports, 1957-89 9-2 Audit reports, 1978 2-23 Awards, 1961-82 8- Awards, 1963-72 3-20 BARE (Benefit Association of Railway Employees) claims, 1949-50 3-2 BARE, 1950-51 9-28 Bereavement pay, 1965-67 7-26 Bertschinger, Mike; work history, 1973-85 7-16 Bible orders, 1965-75 3-18 Briggs, Fred; correspondence, 1949-52 7-22 By-laws, 1960 9-13 By-laws, 1965 6-31 Cancer and dread disease insurance, 1971 6-32 Cancer and dread disease insurance, 1972 6-34 Cancer and dread disease insurance, 1974 7-6 Cancer and dread disease insurance, 1975 6-21 thru 6-25 Cancer and dread disease insurance, 1976-81 5-27 CAP Council, 1969 6-27 CAP fund, 1973-74 7-27 Certificates of apprenticeships, 1966-80 5-9 Citizen's Guide to Personnel File Access in Michigan, 1978 8-10 Clippings, 1954 1-19 Clippings, 1955 8-5 Company proposed contract changes, 1970 6-12 Constitutional changes, 1955 1-16 Contract agreement documents, 1953 3-8 Contract documents, 1958-59 4-2 Contract negotiation documents, 1953 5-2 Contract negotiations, 1965 8-6 Contract negotiations, 1970-71 3-12 Contract negotiations, 1958

- 4-9-30 Contract negotiations & documents, 1967-68 4-4 Contract proposals, 1962-65 3-14 thru 15 Correspondence, 1943-51 1-6 thru 7 Correspondence, 1947-48 6-11 Correspondence, 1953-57 8-9 Correspondence, 1955 2-30 Correspondence, 1955-56 3-19 Correspondence, 1955-58 1-30 Correspondence, 1960-63 4-10 Correspondence, 1961-71 9-23 Correspondence, 1968-71 6-28 Correspondence, 1973-74 9-19 Correspondence from McInerny, 1967-71 8-15 Correspondence, clippings, 1952 4-28 thru 4-33 Departmental seniority list, 1955-1965 4-13 Documents, 1952-68 5-30 Documents, 1955-75 6-16 Documents, 1958-60 4-15 Draft SUB plan, 1956 4-7 Election documents, 1950-53 4-3 Election documents, 1954-56 4-18 Election notices & results, 1964-65 6-4 thru 5 Employee benefits, 1949-54 9-12 Employee benefits, 1963-68 2-2 thru 13 Employee grievances, 1950-71 4-27 Employee list, 1965 4-25 Employee list, n.d. 5-12 Employee recalls, 1955 8-11 Employment securities commission, 1953 9-17 Equal Employment/Equal Pay/Civil Rights Act, 1963-64 9-25 Federal Employment Protection, 1968-71 7-21 Finances/taxes, 1956-61 1-2 Financial reports, 1955-57 7-14 Financial reports, 1971 7-17 Financial secretary Correspondence, 1977 5-28 Financial statements, 1968-69 6-7 Fire inspection report, 1969 9-3 First national all unions conference to shorten the work week, 1978 9-6 Food and beverage sales, 1970 3-11 Ford Motor Co. contract negotiations, 1955-58

- 5-7-25 Ford, William; application, 1978 1-31 Grand Valley AFL-CIO news releases, 1965-69 2-21 Grand Valley Co-Op, 1965 1-24 Grand Valley State Newspaper releases, 1966 1-10 Grievances, 1940 1-12 thru 14 Grievances, 1956-58 7-1 Group insurance and employment security, 1955-75 1-5 Group insurance deposits, 1951-53 5-10 Group insurance plans, 1962-77 3-7 Group insurance proposals, 1957-58 1-26 Guaranteed annual wage, 1954-55 1-11 Guaranteed annual wage, 1956 9-11 Health insurance, 1974-76 6-1 Holiday forfeiture fund, 1949-62 9-7 Holiday pay forfeiture, 1962-70 9-33 Hutton, Carroll; correspondence, 1962-68 7-18 Income tax, 1959-83 7-2 Insurance and drug plan, 1974 9-1 Insurance claims, 1956-68 7-5 Insurance claims, 1972-79 5-7 thru 8 Insurance claims & documents, 1949-53 6-2 Insurance documents, 1952-54 3-1 Insurance documents, 1952-55 3-21 Insurance documents, 1956 6-33 Insurance documents, 1959-60 5-1 Insurance papers, 1951-1960 1-1 Insurance plan, 1950-54 2-15 Insurance policy, 1965 4-16 Insurance policy, 1972 6-29 Insurance policy, 1974 4-34 Insurance/pension plans, 1950-1958 9-24 International Executive Board Meeting Summaries, 1962-70 1-17 International Skilled Trades Conference minutes, 1953 8-7 Job descriptions, n.d. 5-5 Kent County Bldg. Assoc., 1955 8-16 Kent County Bldg. Assoc.: minutes, corres., financial documents, 1951 1-4 Kent County Financial Reports, 1957-60 1-3 Kent County Labor Association; constitution & by-laws, 1957 9-14 Labor organization councils & committees, 1963 7-19 Labor organizations annual reports, 1973-81

- 6-54 9-16 Labor organizations publications, 1968-69 OS Box 3 Local Charter, 1941 9-29 Mazey, Emil, corres., 1968-71 6-20 McInerny Correspondence, 1971-74 7-24 McInerny Inc. bankruptcy auction, 1991 5-24 McInerny Spring & Wire Co.; employee wages, benefits, 1981 4-1 McInerny Spring & Wire Co.; internal correspondence to foremen, 1946-6-17 McInerny Spring & Wire Co.; notices to employees, 1952-61 8-1 Meeting notes, 1944-52 2-22 MESC (Michigan Employment Securities Commission), 1955 2-25 Michigan Civil Rights Commission, 1970 6-26 Michigan Life Insurance, 1971-73 6-8 thru 6-10 Michigan Life Insurance Co.; daily reports of claims paid, 1959-61 1-18 Negotiation minutes, 1955 5-26 New members program, 1969 7-20 NLRB documents, 1946-62 4-6 Notices, newsletters, 1951-54 9-21 Notices of contract termination, 1961-70 9-20 Pension agreements, 1950-66 7-3 Pension and SUB negotiations, 1952-74 2-16 Pension documents, 1952 6-15 Pension documents, 1950-53 8-13 Pension fund, 1950 2-14 Pension proposal, 1952 9-15 Pension trust fund, 1962-67 4-11 Picnic expenditures, 1967-70 4-20 Picnic program, 1968-69 8-2 Pocket guide, 1966 1-21 Production reports, 1947-54 4-19 Proposed contract changes, 1962 2-32 Published material, 1985 1-29 Rates of pay, 1950-53 8-12 Reapportionment, 1952 5-3 thru 4 Reprimands, 1952-54 5-6 Reprimands, 1954 4-5 Reprimands, 1955-57 1-28 Reprimands, 1955-60 6-6 Retired worker benefits, 1962-66 9-31 Retired workers, 1963-69

- 7-6-30 Retired workers, 1974-1975 9-26 Reuther, Walter, correspondence, 1962-69 9-10 Robinson, Ken, correspondence, 1967-68 9-9 Robinson, Ken, correspondence, 1967-71 4-17 Scholarships, 1963-68 5-13 thru 22 Seniority, 1946-56 7-15 Seniority, 1948 8-3 Seniority list, 1944 1-23 Seniority list, 1945 1-22 Seniority list, 1947 7-7 thru 7-12 Seniority list, 1953-60 4-24 Seniority list, 1958 5-11 Seniority list, 1961 7-23 Seniority list, 1988 4-36 thru 4-38 Seniority lists, 1949-1959 2-1 Seniority lists, 1958-62 4-26 Seniority lists, 1964 1-25 Skilled trades, 1953-54 7-34 Skilled trades, 1959-65 3-17 Skilled Trades Council, 1956-60 4-14 Social Security Act of 1965, health care, 1965 2-29 Solidarity song for picnic, n.d. 4-23 Steward grievance procedures, n.d. 9-8 Strike assistance program, 1958 6-13 Strike emergency assistance forms, 1958 1-8 SUB, (supplemental unemployment benefit plan), 1958 2-33 SUB Trust, 1971 4-9 Talking Points ; UAW Education Department publication, 1965-67 7-13 Tax reports, 1974-86 2-24 Termination notices, 1944 5-29 The Business Outlook, weekly newsletter, 1956-57 5-23 Time and motion study, 1951 6-18 Time study reports, 1959-60 9-22 Transfer requests, 1969-72 9-5 UAW administrative letter, 1958-67 9-4 UAW administrative letter, 1967-72 4-8 UAW Arbitration Services News Notes, 1969 9-32 UAW citizenship; Legislative Department, 1965 3-13 UAW contract negotiations, 1960-62 2-28 UAW Guaranteed Employment Plan, 1954

- 8-4-21 UAW Newsletters, 1969 2-31 UAW published material, 1956-57 4-22 UAW Region 1D CAP Dollar Drive results, 1968 9-27 UAW strike fund reports, 1962-70 5-25 UAW-CIO Looks at Time Study, 1947 6-14 Unemployment and wage stabilization, 1952 1-9 Unemployment cases; MESC, 1950-55 4-12 Union Hall documents, 1956-68 2-19 Union Labor Report, Apr - Jun, 1955 6-19 United Farm Workers, 1974 6-3 Vending machine sales, 1956-62 1-27 Wage agreement documents, 1953 3-10 Wage data & job description, 1946 1-20 Wage increase and agreement documents, 1947 1-15 Wage rates & wage agreement documents, 1948 9-18 Wage schedules, 1956-66 8-8 Wage stabilization, 1951-52 8-14 Wartime production documents, 1944 4-40 Weekly meeting minutes, 1964 2-20 Weekly meeting notes, 1952-53 8-19 thru 8-32 Weekly meeting notes, 1968-74 2-18 Weekly meeting notes; Fred Briggs, 1954 2-17 Weekly meeting notes; Fred Briggs, 1957 3-16 Workers compensation, 1950-53