Correspondence, 1935

7/1/35-7/6/35; Letter from A.J. Altmeyer (Second Assistant Secretary, Dept. of Labor) to Marvin McIntyre, with attached statement defining the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA), and the text of the President's statement on signing the NLRA dated 7/5/35; from Francis Biddle to Lloyd Garrison requesting a recommendation for Harold A. Cranefield; Garrison's recommendation, as well as advice on others to fill Board positions (Walter Fisher and William H. Davis); from the NLRB to Regional Board No.16 announcing that the NLRA became effective 7/5/35, and telling them to continue to mediate special class disputes.