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	1797 -May 1979
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	Except where indicated, records in this collection are immediately open for research, provided that such research does not concern Mr Jenkins's personal affairs. If it does, applications for access will have to be referred by the Centre to Mr Jenkins's family. Some items are closed until a certain year to ensure compliance with the Data Protection Act.
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Parliamentary bills regarding vagrancy (1797; 1822) (MSS.79/6/CJ/5/1/1) and (MSS.79/6/CJ/5/1/4; corn laws (1821) (MSS.79/6/CJ/5/1/3); punishment by imprisonment with hard labour (1822) (MSS.79/6/CJ/5/1/5) and letter appealing against bill regarding patents (1820) (MSS.79/6/CJ/5/1/2). Labour Research Department, 'Health of the War Worker', prepared in co-operation with the Socialist Medical Association (1942); 'Suez. The company and the canal', (September 1956); 'Economic Brief', (December 1969 and February 1970 with press release regarding funding of the Conservative Party). 'Keeping left, Labour's first five years and the problems ahead'. 'Tribune', Socialist Fortnightly, April - May 1951; March 1952 and pamphlets: 'Going Our Way', regarding government budget [1951], 'Quo Vadis', parliamentary speeches by Aneurin Bevan, Harold Wilson, John Freeman and Jennie Lee [1952], 'The Naked City', regarding leaking of the bank rate [1957]. John Wolfard, 'Portrait of a 'free' trade union', [regarding New York longshoremen], reprinted from the fortnightly review of the World Federation of Trade Unions. Hungarian Bulletin, 'Speech by Matyas Rakosi and a Contributory Address by Imre Nagy at the meeting of the Budapest Party Activists of the Hungarian Working People's Party'. The National Council for Civil Liberties, 'The strange case of Major Vernon', Third Impression. Wiktor Woroszylski, 'Diary of a revolt, Budapest through Polish eyes'. 'Universities & Left Review', Spring; Summer. 'The New Reasoner', A Quarterly Journal of Socialist Humanism, Summer. 'Forum', The Journal of Socialist Discussion. 'The American Socialist'. 'Labour', The TUC [Trades Union Congress] Magazine. Norman Lewis, 'Cuba and Fidel', A Union of Democratic Control publication. 'The Nation', (USA) 'Personnel management and methods', published by Shaw Publishing Company Limited. 'Topic', The British news weekly. 'New Times', A weekly journal of world affairs. Conservative and Unionist Central Office, 'Labour, Liberal, TUC [Trades Union Congress], Conferences', Notes on current politics. John McKay, 'Militants in white collars', from 'Statist'. Professor J D Bernal, 'Public policy and science', re-printed from 'The Political Quarterly'. 'Medical World', journal of the Medical Practitioners' Union. 'Industrial Society', published by The Industrial Society. District 1199, National Union of Hospital and Health Care Employees, leaflets and report on Bread and Roses, an American cultural celebration in the arts and humanities. Aims of Industry, 'Daily State'. Hoax newspaper. Yorick, 'The ugly face of Mr Wedgwood Benn'. CIS, 'The unacceptable face, special report on the Conservative Government 1970-74'. Miscellaneous posters and cartoons, some undated. ASLEF (Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen), 'Locomotive Journal'. J S V Corporation (New Jersey), 'Nation's Labor'. Publications of the Association of Scientific Workers (AScW). Publications of the Association of Scientific, Technical and Managerial Staffs (ASTMS). Association of Scientific, Technical and Managerial Staffs (ASTMS) campaign and recruitment literature for workers in insurance, health services and science Publications of the Association of Scientific, Technical and Managerial Staffs (ASTMS). 'The Saviour', a novel by Hugh Miller International Transport Workers' Federation 'Report on Activities' Various Association of Scientific, Technical and Managerial Staffs (ASTMS) and other trade union publications. Leaflets, periodicals and press cuttings, some of articles by Jenkins, issued by various organisations and on various subjects. Journals and other publications of the Association of Supervisory Staffs, Executives and Technicians (ASSET), the Association of Scientific Workers (AScW) and the Association of Scientific, Technical and Managerial Staffs (ASTMS). Video cassette labelled "your future in GEC" Jenkins's own copies of 'ASSET', the members journal of the Association of Supervisory Staffs, Executives and Technicians Jenkins's own copies of 'ASSET', the members journal of the Association of Supervisory Staffs, Executives and Technicians, and 'ASTMS Journal', the members journal of the Association of Scientific, Technical and Managerial Staffs Publications of American and Australian labour organisations and the American Civil Liberties Union 'Precinct', Liverpool University newsletter featuring article on Jenkins's meeting with university trade union officials Booklets sent to Jenkins by Jack Broadbent of Glasgow Call to members of the Amalgamated Engineering Union to vote against Hugh Scanlon a "near-Communist" in the union's presidential election and describing an alleged Communist cell in the ASTMS 'Here is Drama': booklet describing the work of the Unity Theatre marking its 25th anniversary