Includes: Letter from W. Francis (English U. of Missouri, Columbia) re: faculty interest in labor history (April 9, 1945); "Reconversion and Postwar Jobs in Evansville, Indiana", typescript of article for the New Masses (June 12, 1945); Newsletter, Missouri Association for Social Welfare (September 13, 1945); Memo to W.S. from Robert Logsdon re: utility workers (September 24, 1945); Letter to W.S. from Congressman John B. Sullivan re: Antonia Sentner's application for citizenship (October 22, 1945); Letter to W.S. from Frances Sayler re: nominations for Senator in 1946 (October 13, 1945); Letter from Joseph Finley re: advice on a career in the labor movement (December 3, 1945); "Reversal of Communist Strategy: Impact on Industry and Politics" from the National Week (June 29, 1945); Transcript of W.S.'s questioning by FBI (December 3, 1943); Letter welcoming W.S. to membership in Missouri Lodge No. 22, B'nai B'rith (May 25, 1945); "The new Mister Joe Jones" from Esquire (June 1945); Letter from Dick, serviceman in Burma, describing his experiences there (March 2, 1945); Letter from Private William Chambers, stationed in Fort Knox, Kentucky re: army life (Feb. 18, 1945); Letter from John Connolly, Jr. re: his thoughts on the position of Secretary of Labor (February 14, 1945); Letter from L. Jones re: situation at Carter Corp(?) (January 31, 1945); Letter from Urban League confirming W.S.'s acceptance of speaking engagement (December 30, 1944)