Scope and ContentNewsclippings, eight, about union strike at Keuffel & Esser Company, Hoboken, November-December, 1946. The labor strike was circa ten weeks long and ended circa December 19-20. These materials are from the personal papers of K&E employee Anita Heimbruch of 1217 Garden St., Hoboken. 1: Letter to the Editor, Jersey Observer, no date, (Nov. 1946): "This K.& E. Worker Decries Strike." Signed: "A K. & E. Worker." 2: Letter to the Editor, Jersey Observer, no date, (Nov. 1946): "Hopes K. & E. Strike Will Be Ended Soon." Signed: "Another K. & E. Worker." 3: Letter to the Editor, Jersey Observer, no date, (Nov. 1946): "Another K & E Worker, On Children in Picket Line." Signed: Frank Lyle. 4: Article (probably Jersey Observer, circa late Nov. or early Dec., 1946): "'Back to Work Move' Organized by K. & E. Workers." 5: Article (probably Jersey Observer, circa Dec. 6, 1946 - note dateline of Dec. 5 on right article): "McFeely Seeks New Strike Parley. Mayor Bernard N. McFeely. 6: Article (probably Jersey Observer, circa Dec. 7, 1946 - a notice on another part of the clipping noted "18 shopping days until Christmas"): "Illness Delays K. & E. Hearing." 7: Article (probably Jersey Observer, circa Dec. 15-19, 1946): "Keuffel and Esser Strike Is Settled After Ten Weeks." 8: Article (probably Jersey Observer, circa Dec. 19-21, 1946): "Union Notifies K. & E. Strikers to Return Monday." (Monday was December 23.)