CHOG 595

Correspondence from A.T. Rowe when he ws general manager of the Gospel Trumpet Company. Papers deal with employment information in regards to requests for benefits and unemployment compensation for war workers who had been laid off due to the ending of World War II.

Correspondence from A.T. Rowe when he was general manager of the Gospel Trumpet Company. Papers deal with fire insurance and inspection to gurantee safety for the workers and the company.

Correspondence from A.T. Rowe when he was general manager of the Gospel Trumpet Company. Papers deal with hospitlaization benefits for workers of the company describing the costs for different procedures under the plan the company was using.

Correspondenece from A.T. Rowe when he was general manager of the Gospel Trumpet Company. Papers deal with the Natioanl War Labor Board and their guidelines for hiring and salaries during World War II.

Correspondence from A.T. Rowe when he was general manager of the Gospel Trumpet Company. Papers deal with the creation of a centralized filing division to make paperwork more efficient for the company.

Correspondence from A.T. Rowe when he was general manager of the Gospel Trumpet Company. Papers deal with the board of directors meetings and financial reports for the company.

Correspondence from A.T. Rowe when he was general manager of the Gospel Trumpet Company. Papers deal with Church of God conventions held all over the country. Information included is posters announcing the even, event details, schedules of conventions, etc.

Correspondence from A.T. Rowe when he was general manager of the Gospel Trumpet Company. Papers are dealing with the World Service Commission of the Church of God which dealt with teh financial funding of Church of God services around the world.

Correspondence form A.T. Rowe when he was general manager of the Gospel Trumpet Company. Papers dealing with wills and assets from people related to the Church of God.

Correspondence from A.T. Rowe when he was general manager of the Gospel Trumpet Company. Papers dealing with the Seventy Club which was a group of CHurch of God ministers severnty years of age or older.