Bob Shaw

Kept apart from Robert Shaw until proved the same person.

36 articles credited, 26 September 1959 to 26 November 1966.

1. MINERS’ RANK AND FILE ORGANIZATION · The Newsletter no. 119, 26 September 1959
2. 246 NOTTS RAILMEN. REDUNDANT · The Newsletter no. 119, 26 September 1959
3. CAR WORKERS ON THE DOLE · The Newsletter no. 176, 26 November 1960
4. Grim Prospects for Miners · The Newsletter no. 240, 17 March 1962
5. Pay-off for Rothes · The Newsletter no. 244, 14 April 1962
6. Speak! · The Newsletter no. 245, 21 April 1962
7. Wanted: A Plan of Action Against the Tories Gaitskell Goes · The Newsletter no. 245, 21 April 1962
8. CP policies weaken Scots Miners · The Newsletter no. 252, 9 June 1962
9. CP Members Angry at Expulsions · The Newsletter no. 255, 30 June 1962
10. Police tough on sit-down strike · The Newsletter no. 258, 21 July 1962
11. New moves against militants at Kincardine · The Newsletter no. 265, 8 September 1962
12. Industrial Newsletter · The Newsletter no. 267, 6 October 1962
13. Pit disaster puts miners out of work · The Newsletter no. 273, 17 November 1962
14. STRATFORD: sack for railwaymen fat profits for big business · The Newsletter no. 274, 24 November 1962
15. Pressed Steel workers force bosses to retreat · The Newsletter no. 275, 1 December 1962
16. The bitter lesson of Linwood What the Emerson plan would mean for South Wales steelmen · The Newsletter no. 352, 27 June 1964
17. Pressed steel workers call for nationalisation AS Rootes Motors at Linvood, Scotland, resume full-time · The Newsletter no. 370, 14 November 1964
18. Linwood plan — no solution for car workers · The Newsletter no. 372, 28 November 1964
19. Three-way press deal will leave · The Newsletter no. 374, 12 December 1964
20. Pressed steel men on five-day week out on strike · The Newsletter no. 377, 9 January 1965
21. Improved coal figures but no improvements for miners · The Newsletter no. 380, 30 January 1965
22. Points system - next step in Emerson Plan · The Newsletter no. 381, 6 February 1965
23. Bus crews operate overtime ban in North-east · The Newsletter no. 387, 20 March 1965
24. Scottish TUC clash on incomes · The Newsletter no. 392, 24 April 1965
25. THREA · The Newsletter no. 397, 29 May 1965
26. Allegation in circular to NATSOPA members BROWN AND KING ATTACK PRINTERS' WAGES Industrial Immigrants fight in TGWU against Ministry inquiry Story of break from union is false · The Newsletter no. 398, 5 June 1965
27. Dangerous bargaining in Clyde dispute · The Newsletter no. 406, 14 August 1965
28. Leicester tenants movement growing · The Newsletter no. 408, 28 August 1965
29. Fight against liner · The Newsletter no. 408, 28 August 1965
30. Speed-up and union law the same fight · The Newsletter no. 433, 26 February 1966
31. NO FIGHT FOR LOBBY BY CLYDESIDE CP Industrial · The Newsletter no. 450, 25 June 1966
32. miners reject Birmingham wages · The Newsletter no. 457, 27 August 1966
33. Govt. depot to close · The Newsletter no. 459, 10 September 1966
34. N. Ireland faces deep depression Rank and file · The Newsletter no. 460, 17 September 1966
35. All the lads want is a clear, firm lead Anti-wage freeze · The Newsletter no. 469, 19 November 1966
36. Delivery drivers' strike · The Newsletter no. 470, 26 November 1966

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