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D, 6, 31, I 1-6: C.T.K.L. invoices and receipts. 1951.

D, 7, 18, I 1-3: Government Printing Bureau Publications, Ottawa: Evidence of Mr. P.M. Draper, Secretary of the trades and labour congress of Canada before Committee re: Bill 21 - Hours of Labour, 1909; evidence of Mr. Gustate Francq, vice-president of the Trades and Labour Congress of Canada before Committee re: Bill 21 - Hours of Labour, 1910; evidence of Mr. G.H. Murray, Secretary of the Canadian Manufacturer's Association, 1910.

D, 7, 20, I 1: Finnish American Publication, Punainen Soihtu, published by the Workers' Socialist Publishing Co., Duluth: only front and back cover available, 1921. In Finnish.

D, 7, 21, I 1-2: C.T.A.L. Los salarios de America and C.T.A.L. Situaci

D, 6, 29, I 1-24: C.T.K.L. and Canadian News Service financial statements and inventory. Oct, 16, 1950-Feb. 29, 1956.

D, 7, 1, I 1-3: C.T.K.L. invoices and receipts. 1952.

D, 7, 5, I 1-10: C.T.K.L. invoices and receipts. 1954.

D, 7, 7, I 1-7: C.T.K.L. invoices and receipts. Jan.-June 1955.

D, 7, 13, I 1-10: C.T.K.L. invoices and receipts. 1960.

D, 7, 19, I 1-9: Publications: constitution and rules for negotiations with federal unions under the jurisdiction of the Trades and Labour Congress of Canada, 1905; constitution of the International Association of Machinists, Apr. 1941; pages from The American Mercury by Sam Gompers: Misleader of Labor by George Simpson, no date, the State of the Union by Corey McWilliams, Oct. 1934, and Why Germany Endures Hitler by S. Miles Bouton, Oct. 1934; pages of photographs of Russia and Bolshevik's; pages from The World's Work, What the I.W.W. Is, no date.

D, 7, 22, I 1-2: Publication, France - Canada published in Quebec. Nov. 1944.

D, 6, 25, I 1-4: C.T.K.L. invoices and receipts (as above). 1928-1931.

D, 6, 27, I 1-2: C.T.K.L. financial statements. 1942 and 1944.

D, 6, 28, I 1: Financial statement for social held for the Red Cross by the C.T.K.L, Port Arthur Association, the Suomalainen Kansanvallan Liitto = [Finnish League for power by the masses], the Suomalainen punainen risti = Finnish Red Cross, and the Suomalainen Historia Seura = Finnish Historical Society. Apr. 13, 1952.

D, 6, 30, I 1-2: Finnish Labour Temple requisitions for unemployment insurance stamps. Feb. 1951-Mar. 1956.

D, 7, 2, I 1-6: C.T.K.L. invoices and receipts. 1953.

D, 7, 3, I 1-5: C.T.K.L. invoices and receipts. July 1953 - Aug. 1953.

D, 7, 4, I 1: Finnish Labour Temple invoice [advertising] which lists activities held in 1953.

D, 7, 6, I 1: Finnish Labour Temple invoice [advertising] which lists activities held from June-Dec. 1954.

D, 7, 9, I 1-9: C.T.K.I. invoices and receipts. Feb.-Apr. 1956.

D, 7, 10, I 1-8: C.T.K.L. invoices and receipts. May-July 1956.

D, 7, 11, I 1-5: C.T.K.L. invoices and receipts. Aug.-Oct. 1956.

D, 7, 15, I 1: Finlandia Club receipts. Jan. 1968-May 1968.

D, 7, 16, I 1-2: Trades and Labour Congress of Canada Publications: 2 copies of the report of the proceedings of the Twenty-fifth Annual Convention held in Quebec City, Sept. 20-24, 1909; 2 copies of the second report of W.R. Trotter British Representative, City of Quebec, Sept. 20-24, 1909.

D, 6, 6, I 1-4: C.T.K.L. Port Arthur Associations promissory note from C.T.K.L. Conmee, 1929; bond and guarantee for Santeri Anttila for C.T.K.L. treasurer; representative proxies for C.T.K.L. P.A. Association members for Finnish Building Company annual meeting, 1941 and 1942.