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THE COLLECTION 27 Manuscript Boxes Processed: March, 1968 Accession Number 250 By: DM The papers of Joseph J. Kowalski were deposited with the Labor History Archives in October, 1967, by Mrs. Joseph J. Kowalski. Joseph J. Kowalski, Speaker of the Michigan House of Representatives in 1965 and 1966, was responsible for the introduction of many important liberal re- forms in the state. Born February 19, 1911, in East Chicago, Indiana, he was the son of a Gary steel worker. He graduated from Valparaiso University, with an LL.B. degree. He entered labor in 1936 as an organizer in Indiana, Ohio and Michigan for the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees. In 1941 he was hired by August Scholle, state CIO president, to establish a workers' education program. He worked as a staff representative for the UAW, serving as director of the Workers Service Program of Michigan. He was educational consultant for the Michigan CIO Council, 1942-46; and served on the advisory committee on workers' education to the U. S. Secretary of Labor, on the advisory committee of the American Labor Education Service, and as international representative of UAW-CIO. Kowalski was elected to the House of Representatives in 1948, and was returned each election after. His was the 19th district, of Wayne County. He was Democratic Floor Leader for six years. After the 1964 election the Democrats controlled the House for the first time since 1938. They elected Kowalski Speaker on December 4, 1964. For the two years he was Speaker, there were many changes in the Michigan political situation, as the new Constitution was implemented and reapportionment worked out. He lost the speakership when the 1967 session opened, and then became Democratic Leader of the House. He died at the age of 56, on March 18, 1967. The Kowalski Collection covers the years 1958 to 1967, but the greatest bulk and interest lie in the years 1965 and 1966. Important subjects touched upon in the collection are: Caucus and committee meetings, minutes and proposals on legislation Committee Hearings Agriculture Amish Education Banking Michigan Budgets Civil Rights Civil Service Conservation and Recreation Constitutional Implementation Constitutional Amendments and Revision Court Reorganization Democratic Party Economic Development

2 The Joseph J. Kowalski Collection Subjects (continued) Education Health Homestead Exemptions Hospitals Income Tax Insurance Labor Unions Legislative Proposals Liquor Control Mental Health M.E.S.C. Michigan Universities Minimum Wage Bills Organization of the House Pollution Prisons Public Employees Reapportionment Romney Salary Increases for Legislators Senior Citizens Taxation and Tax exemptions Traffic Safety Veterans Workmen's Compensation Youth Problems Among the Correspondents are: Richard Austin Frank Kelley Vince Brannigan Robert B. Knox John D. Dingell T. John Lesinski Gerald R. Ford James H. Lincoln Zoltan Ferency Bill Moyers Martha Griffith Mrs. Esther Peterson Robert C. Grosvenor Walter Reuther James Hare George Romney Philip A. Hart Dorothy Roosevelt W. A. Harriman Theodore Sachs Albert E. Heustis August Scholle Clarence Hilberry Neil Staebler Ira Kaufman Robert E. Waldron William R. Keast G. Mennen Williams Also, innumerable letters to their congressman, from Michigan citizens. Special Note: Some papers and correspondence of 44 other representatives and former representatives are included in the Kowalski Collection. They are mainly committee papers and notes, and correspondence between them and their constituents. Those whose papers are included are: Representatives and former Representatives Francis Beedon, William A. Boos, James Bradley, Arthur Cartwright, James Constantini, William Copeland, James Del Rio, George H. Edwards, Daisy Elliott, Einar Erlandsen, E. A. Fitzpatrick, John J. Fitzpatrick, Joseph A. Gillis, Richard Guzowski, Russell Hellman, David S. Holmes, Albert E. Horrigan, Bill Huffman, Josephine Hunsinger, Walter Hyso, D. J. Jacobetti, James Karoub, Arthur Law, Lucille McCollough, Joseph S. Mack, Frank Mahoney, Robert Mahoney, Louis Mezzano, Edward Michalski, George F. Montgomery, E. D. O'Brien, Michael J. O'Brien, John Penczak, Alexander Petri, William Romano, Joseph Snyder, Adam Sumeracki, William Thorne, Roger Townsend, Gilbert Wales, Leonard Walton, Daniel West, Chester Wosniak, and Maxcine young. Papers of Douglas Cook, administrative assistant, are also included. Most of these papers are from the year 1963.

3 The Joseph J. Kowalski Collection Description of Series Note on Arrangement: Because of the heterogeneous nature of this collection, with its inclusion of some extraneous papers and because of the scope of subject matter, the original alphabetical filing system was retained, with letters from constituents scattered throughout, filed as most of them were, along with the subjects about which they were concerned. This puts an emphasis on the power of constituent opinion, which may not be misplaced. The concern which Joseph Kowalski felt for the ideas and opinions of the people, is evident in the collection. Some knowledge of the committee system and the departments in state government would be useful in any research. Box 1. A to Appointments and Meetings, April, 1965. Box 2. Appointments and Meetings, 1965 to Attorney General, Opinions, 1965-1966. Box 3. Attorney General, Opinions, 1966 to C Box 4. Capitol Development to Committees, 1966-1967. Box 5. Committee Reports to Cook, Douglas, 1964. Box 6. Copeland, William, Rep. to Dental Survey Box 7. Detroit to Education - Project II, 1967. Box 8. Education, Public, 1964-1966 to Extra Session, 1965 Box 9. F to Hellman, Russell, Rep. Box 10. Highway Department, 1958; 1963-1965 to Horrigan, Albert, Rep., May-Dec, 1963 Box 11. Hospitals to Interim Committees, Studies, Reports, 1965 Box 12. Interim Committees, Reports, resolutions, 1965 to Kowalski, Misc., 1964 Box 13. Kowalski, Misc., 1965 to Labor, Minimum Wage, 1963-1964 Box 14. Labor, Misc. to Legislature, Members, Lists, 1964-1966 Box 15. Box 16. Box 17. Box 18. Box 19. Legislature, 1967 to Meat Inspection Memoranda, Speaker, 1965 to Michalski, Edward, Rep. Michigan State Police to News Releases, Senate Democratic News Releases, Speaker, Jan.-June, 1965 to Optometry Organization of House, 1964 to Penczak, John J., Rep.

4 The Joseph J. Kowalski Collection Description of Series (Cond't.) Box 20. Peterson, Mrs. Esther to Politics, Republicans, 1965-1966 Box 21. Pollution to Proposed Legislation, 1966 Box 22. Proposed Legislation, 1967 to Resolutions Box 23. Retirement, State Employees to Salary Increase Protests, 1966 Box 24. Secretary of State to Students, State Scholarships Box 25. Sumeracki, Adam to Telegrams, Misc. Box 26. Thorne, William, Rep. to Veterans, February 1966-June 1966 Box 27. W to Z and Misc. Unsorted Invitations and Misc. Unsorted Legislators' Notes

Box Inventory Box 1 A - Correspondence, Miscellaneous Administration (Department) 1965-1966 Administrative Board Agenda, 1965 Agrawal, S. N. (Indian visitor) Agriculture Department - 1964-1966 Correspondence Agriculture Department - Bills, notices, laws Amendments Amendments (Democratic Caucus proposals) 1965 Amish Education Appointments, meetings, 1964 Appointments, meetings, January, 1965 Appointments, meetings, February, 1965 Appointments, meetings, February, 1965 Appointments, meetings, March,1965 Appointments, meetings, April, 1965 Box 2 Appointments, meetings, May, 1965 Appointments, meetings, June-July, 1965 Appointments, meetings, August-September, 1965 Appointments, meetings, October, November, December, 1965 Appointments, meetings, January, 1966 Appointments, meetings, February, 1966 Appointments, meetings, March, 1966 Appointments, meetings, April, 1966 Appointments, meetings, May, 1966 Appointments, meetings, June-July, 1966 Appointments, meetings, August-December, 1966 Apportionment, 1961-1964 Apportionment, 1965-1966 Attorney General - Correspondence, memoranda, 1965-1966 Attorney General - Requests for Opinions, 1965 Attorney General - Requests for Opinions, 1966 Attorney General - Opinions, 1965-1966 Box 3 Attorney General - Opinions, 1966 Audit Commission (Legislative Audit) 1965 Auditor (Legislative) 1964-1965 Auditor General B - Correspondence Banking Barbers Beedon, Francis, Rep. (letter to new representatives) Bills - Analyses, miscellaneous Boos, William A., Rep. - Miscellaneous and Bus bill letters, 1963 Boundary (Michigan-Ohio) Bradley, James, Rep. Budget Building Commission C

2 Box 4 Box 5 Box 6 Capitol Development Cartwright, Arthur, Rep. Caucus - Democratic - 1964-1965 Caucus - Democratic - 1967 Chiropractic Association Citizen's Conference on State Legislatures Citizen's Research Council Civil Rights Commission and Committee Civil Service Commission Coldwater State House Colleges and Universities Committee Committees, Legislative - 1962-1963 Committees, Legislative - 1964 Committees, Legislative - 1965 (Jan.-May) Committees, Legislative - 1965 (June-Dec.) Committees, Legislative - 1966-1967 Committee Reports - 4 Folders Compulsory Arbitration Congratulatory Letters (to JJK) Congratulatory Letters (re 73rd Session) Conservation and Recreation 1964; Jan.-June 1965 Conservation and Recreation July 1965-Aug. 1966 Constantini, James, Rep. (1965-1966) Constitution - Implementation 1965-1966 Constitution - Revision and amendment Consumer Protection Cook, Douglas (Administrative Assistant) 1963; Jan.-Sept., 1964 Cook, Douglas (Administrative Assistant) Oct.-Dec, 1964 Copeland, William R., Rep. Cosmetology Council of Churches (1965) County Home Rule - 1965-1966 (proposed bill) Court Reorganization (Joint Report on Minor Courts) Courts - 1964-1966 (Statist study of need for additional judges) Crime and Delinquency Crippled Children Commission D - Correspondence Deer Del Rio, James, Rep. - 1965-1966 Democratic Candidates 1964 Democratic Policy Democratic State Convention - (party platform and conplete convention "kit") Democratic - Lists, (losers, winners) Dental Survey Box 7 Detroit - 1964-1966 (Letters, miscellaneous) Dog Racing

3 Box 7 (Cond't.) E - Correspondence Economic Development Committee 1965-1966. Economic Expansion, Michigan Dept. 1965 )proposed research) Economic Opportunity, Office (analysis of 1964 act, Neighbor Youth Corps, Adult Basic Education, War on Poverty, Vista Rural Form Loans, etc.) Education, Dept. of - 1966 (letters, reports) - 3 Folders Education, Federal Aid - 1965 Education, Higher - 1965-1966 Education, Higher - 1964-1966 (Grants, Leonard Woodcock appeal) Education, Higher - 1966 (Assistance Bill) Education, Higher - Reports Education, Parochial Schools 1964-1965 Education, Project II - 1967 - (letters) Box 8 Education - Public 1964-1966 Education - Special Education (committee report) Education - State Aid - 1964-1967 Education - State Board of (Reports, higher education, WMU, U of M requests) Education - State Board of - 1966 - Reports Education - Teacher's Retirement - 1964-1967 Edwards, George H., Rep. (1963) Eighteen-year-old Vote - 1964-1966 Elections - 1964-1965 Elections - Committee on 1965-1966 Elliott, Mrs. Daisy, Rep. (miscellaneous) Employees - Legislative Erlandsen, Einar, Rep. Jan.-April, 1963 Erlandsen, Einar, Rep. - May-Dec, 1963 Extra Session, 1965 Box 9 F - Correspondence Family Planning (letters) Faxon Art Display - 1965 Federal Relations - 1965 - (committee) Fellowship Program (House) Film - on Michigan Legislature Fiscal Reform - 1965-1967 (speeches, reports, letters) Fitzpatrick, E. A., Rep. Fitzpatrick, John J., Rep. (poems) Flower fund - 1962-1964 Fluoridation Food Industry Forestry G - Correspondence Gill is, Joseph A., Rep. Governor's Office Grocers' Dairy Company - 1963 (trial, memoranda) Gun Laws - 1966 Guzowski, Richard (Speech about WSU)

4 Box 9 (Cond't.) H - Correspondence Half-way Houses Health Hellman, Russell, Rep. (Speech on women) Box 10 Highway Department - 1958; 1963-1965 Highway Department - 1966 Historical (clippings, misc.) Holmes, David S., Rep. Home Sales Homestead Exemption - 1965 Homestead Exemption - 1966 Horology - Board - 1965 -(Report) Horrigan, Albert R., Rep. - Jan.-Feb., 1963 Horrigan, Albert R., Rep. - March, 1963 Horrigan, Albert R., Rep. - April, 1963 Horrigan, Albert R., Rep. - May-Dec., 1963 (Bus Bill, Homestead Exemption, Tax Reform letters) Box 11 Hospitals - 1965-1966 (Foreign Exchange Nurse Program) House Policy Committee Housing, 1965-1966 Huffman, Bill S., Rep. Hunsinger, Mrs. Josephine, Rep. (caucus minutes, fluoridation) Hunting Hyso, Walter J., Rep. Income Tax - State Indian Affairs - 1965-1966 Industrial Development - 1965-66 Insurance - 1964-1965 Insurance - 1966-1967 Interim and Special Committees 1963 Interim and Standing Committees 1963 Interim Committees - 1964 Interim Committees - 1965 - (studies, reports) Box 12 Interim Committees - reports and resolutions - 1965 Interim Committees - reports, 1965-1966 Interim Committees - reports, papers - 1966 Interstate Cooperation Commission J - Correspondence Jacobetti, D. J., Rep. Judiciary Committee K - Correspondence Karoub, James, Rep. Kowalski - Letters, notes - 1964-1965 Kowalski - Letters, notes - 1965-1966 Kowalski - Miscellaneous - 1958-1959 Kowalski - Miscellaneous - 1964

5 Box 13 Kowalski - Miscellaneous, 1965 Kowalski - Miscellaneous, 1966 Kowalski - Miscellaneous, Posthumous L - Correspondence Labor Committee - 1965 Labor Committee - 1966 Labor Committee - (Report) Labor, Department - 1966 Labor, Government Employees - 1965 Labor - MESC 1965-2 Folders Labor Migrant - 1965 Labor Minimum Wage - 1963-1964 Box 14 Labor, miscellaneous Labor Unions - AFL-CIO 1964-1966 Labor Unions - UAW-C10 1964-1966 Landscaping Law, Arthur J., Rep. Legislative Committee Reports Legislative Compensation Commission - 1965-1966 Legislative Council Legislative Programs - Federal Aid Legislative Programs - Summaries - 1963 (Democrat - Republican) Legislative Report - 1965 Legislative Retirement Legislative Service Bureau - 1965-1966 Legislative Summaries - 1966 Legislature - Members, candidates, 1962-1963 Legislature - Members, candidates, 1964-1965 Legislature - Members, lists 1964-1966 Box 15 Legislature - 1967 Libraries Licensing Liquor Control Commission, 1964 Liquor Control Committee Reports, 1964 Liquor Control - 1965- (miscellaneous) Liquor Control - 1966-67 (miscellaneous) Lobbyists - 1965 M - Correspondence McCollough, Lucile H., Rep. Mack, Joseph S., Rep. Mackinac Bridge Authority Mac Namara, Senator Patrick V. Mahoney, Frank, Rep. Mahoney, Robert D., Rep. Mailing List, J.J.K. Marine Affairs, Committee Maritime Union (Handbook for Saboteurs) Meat Inspection

6 Box 16 Memoranda - Speaker - 1965 Memoranda - Speaker - 1966 Memos to all Democratic Members - 1965 Mental Health Committee - 1963-1964 Mental Health - 1965 Mental Health - 1966 Mental Health - Reports, Materials - 1964-1966 Mezzano, Louis, Rep. (min. leader), Nov.-Dec, 1958; 1964 Michalski, Edward K., Rep. Box 17 Michigan State Police Michigan State University Military Affairs (confidential report on Michigan National Guard) Milk Mines Minor Courts Montgomery, George F., Rep. Mortgages Motor Carriers Moving and Storage Bill Municipal Finance Commission N - Correspondence National Societies and Councils News Clippings News Media - 1964; Jan.-June, 1965 News Media - July-Dec, 1965 News Media - 1966 News Releases, (miscellaneous) News Releases (Senate Democratic) Box 18 News R eleases - Speaker - Jan.-June, 1965 News Releases - Speaker - July-Dec., 1965 News Releases - Speaker - Jan.-June, 1966 News Releases - Speaker - July-Dec., 1966 Nursing Nut File (odd letters) 0 - Correspondence O'Brien, E. D., Rep. O'Brien, Michael J. Office Correspondence (Kinney and Cook, assistants to Speaker Office Procedure - personnel Optometry Box 19 Organization of House - 1964 (miscellaneous) - 2 Folders Organization of House - 1964-1965 (Democratic) Organization of House - 1965-1966 Organization of House - 1967-2 Folders Osteopaths P - Correspondence Peche Island, 1964 Peoples Community Hospital Authority Penczak, John J., Rep.

7 Box 20 Peterson, Mrs. Esther Petri, Alexander, Rep. Physical Therapists Podiatrists Politics - Democratic - Feb.-Aug., 1964 (Staebler Releases) Politics - Democratic - Sept.-Nov., 1964 (Staebler Releases) Politics - 1964 Campaign - (miscellaneous) Politics - Democratic Party (miscellaneous) Politics - Democratic State Central Committee, 1964 Politics - Democratic State Central Committee, 1965 Politics - Democratic State Central Committee, 1966 Politics - Republican, 1965-1966 Box 21 Pollution Prisons Prisons - Reports Procedure (in house) Programs - Democratic - 1965-1967 Proposed Legislation - 1963-1964 Proposed Legislation - 1964-3 Folders Proposed Legislation - 1965 Proposed Legislation - 1966-2 Folders Box 22 Proposed Legislation - 1967 Proposed Legislation - 1967 (agriculture, conservation) Proposed Legislation - 1967 (miscellaneous - crime, motorcycles, aeronautics, securities, economic expansion, financial institutions, insurance, liquor, implied consent, civil rights) Proposed Legislation, 1967 (Health, labor) Proposed Legislation, 1967 (civil service, consumers) Protests - 1965 Public Employees (Commission Investigation on Employee Rights) Public Safety Public Utilities Questionnaires R - Correspondence Racing - Letters Racing - (Michigan Racing Commission Reports) Reform - Legislative Reform Task Force Reorganization - Governmental Republicans Resolutions Box 23 Retirement - (State Employees, Judges, Legislators) Revenue - Department Roads and Bridges Romano, William, Rep. Romney, 1964-1967 S - Correspondence Salary Increases - Legislators Salary Increases - Letters - 1965 Salary Increases - 1966 (Protests) - 2 Folders

8 Box 24 Secretary of State Senior Citizens Snyder Joseph M., Rep. Social Services Department Speeches and Speech Information - J.J.K. Staff Positions - House State Fair Authority Stationery Orders Steering Committee - 1963-1964 Students - Legislative Interns Students - State Scholarships Box 25 Sumeracki, Adam, Rep. Supervisors - Boards Supervisors - Inter-County Committee Supplies and Expenditures (committee) Supreme Court (recommendations re circuit ct. judges - 1966) Supreme Court - 1966 (Apportionment Appeal Case) T - Correspondence Taxation - 1963-1964; Jan.-March, 1965 Taxation - April-July, 1965 Taxation - Aug.-Dec., 1965 Taxation - 1966-1967 Tax Commission Telegrams (misc.) Box 26 Thome, William, Rep. Time (EST or CST) Tourist Industry Relations (Committee) Towns and Counties (committee) Townsend, Roger, Rep. Traffic Safety - 1964 (governor's report) Traffic Safety - 1965 Traffic Safety - Jan.-April, 1966 Traffic Safety - May, 1966-March, 1967 Transportation Travel Requests, 1965 Treasurer U - Correspondence U. S. Federal Issues University of Michigan Upper Peninsula Urban Renewal and Affairs V - Correspondence Veterans - 1964-1965 Veterans - Jan., 1966 Veterans - Feb., 1966-June, 1966

9 Box 27 W - Correspondence Wales, Gilbert, Rep. Walton, Leonard, Rep. Water Resources Commission Wayne County Wayne State University Ways and Means (committee) Welfare, 1964 Welfare, 1965 West, Daniel, 1965 White House Conference for Legislative Leaders - June 15-16, 1966 Workmens Compensation - Department - 1964 Workmens Compensation - 1965-1966 Workmens Compensation - Reports Wozniak, Chester, Rep. Y - Correspondence Young, Maxcine, Rep. - 1963 Youth z - Correspondence Miscellaneous Unsorted Invitations Miscellaneous Unsorted Legislators Notes