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William Hornsby (center)interviewed by Rene Zabeau and Glen Armstrong, Educ. Dir. W. Va. SFL.

1. Rene Zabeau, William Hornsby, and Glen Armstrong, West Virginia State Federation of Labor

IDNO:
030102
Title:
Rene Zabeau, William Hornsby, and Glen Armstrong, West Virginia State Federation of Labor
Date:
ca. 1957
Description:
William Hornsby (center)interviewed by Rene Zabeau and Glen Armstrong, Educ. Dir. W. Va. SFL.

2. Group Portrait at West Virginia Federation of Labor Gathering

IDNO:
030110
Title:
Group Portrait at West Virginia Federation of Labor Gathering
Date:
ca. 1951

3. Member of West Virginia Federation of Labor Speaking

IDNO:
030111
Title:
Member of West Virginia Federation of Labor Speaking
Date:
ca. 1951

4. Members of West Virginia Federation of Labor

IDNO:
030112
Title:
Members of West Virginia Federation of Labor
Date:
ca. 1951

5. Frank W. Snyder, Typographical Union 146 (1939-1941)

IDNO:
030122
Title:
Frank W. Snyder, Typographical Union 146 (1939-1941)
Date:
ca. 1951
'Federations prize essayist meets President Truman--John Dean, 16, Charleston's Stonewall Jackson high school student who submitted prize-winning composition in the federation's 1947 essay contest, visits President Harry Truman at the White House in company with President E. A. Carter (left) and West Virginia Senator Harley M. Kilgore (right).

6. West Virginia Federation of Labor Essay Contest Winner, John Dean, with President Truman

IDNO:
030124
Title:
West Virginia Federation of Labor Essay Contest Winner, John Dean, with President Truman
Date:
ca. 1947
Description:
'Federations prize essayist meets President Truman--John Dean, 16, Charleston's Stonewall Jackson high school student who submitted prize-winning composition in the federation's 1947 essay contest, visits President Harry Truman at the White House in company with President E. A. Carter (left) and West Virginia Senator Harley M. Kilgore (right).