Correspondence, 1934

1/2/34-2/20/34; Letter from MacCulloch to Creel in regard to the Greyhound and Wilson Packing Co. cases and company unions; from Wolf to Charles W. Hope (Seattle Regional Labor Board) affirming majority rule is law (Willopa Harbor Mills case); Wolf's confirmation that a union is not required to submit membership lists to a company (Houde Engineering Corporation); from the Chairman (Atlanta Regional Labor Board)(?) about Board's authority to issue binding orders (Republic Steel Corporation); Executive Order no. 6550, regulating the further allocation and obligation of emergency funds; from George L. Berry (Division Administrator, NLB and President, International Pressmen's and Assistants' Union) to Walter C. Teagle (Chairman, Industrial Advisory Board and President, Standard Oil Company) in regard to Teagle's paper "Employee Representation and Collective Bargaining", and the passage of the National Industrial Recovery Act (NIRA); Wagner's demamd for a written agreement in the Pierson Manufacturing Company case; Houde Engineering Corporation's refusal to meet the United Automobile Workers Federal Labor Union (UAW) no. 18839 representatives; from the Chicago Regional Labor Board to the NLB concerning Communist controlled unions and majority rule; from Wolf to the Chicago Regional Labor Board on the representation election process, and majority rule; from Milton Handler to the Chicago Regional Labor Board in regard to collective bargaining, written agreements (Harriman Case), and union recognition; from Wagner to the Regional Labor Boards announcing members of the State Directors of the National Emergency Council and their relation to regional boards; from the Attorney General to the President about Executive Order no. 6580; from Swope to Wagner in regard to state directors' report "Public Attitude toward the NRA Program".