Correspondence, 1937

7/2/37-7/30/37; Letter from J. Warren Madden to Hon. Joseph T. Robinson (Chairman, Senate Select Committee) discussing S.2700 (Reorganization Bill), objecting to Sec.2c and Sec.204; from Philip Levy to Madden, and 2 drafts (1 annotated) of a letter from Madden to Hon. Hugo L. Black (Chairman, Committee on Education and Labor) opposing the Vandenburg amendments; A.F.of L.-C.I.O. conflict includes: a letter from Charlton Ogburn to Madden regarding elections brought by rival unions, a report from Philip G. Phillips on the H. Neuer Glass Co. case no.IX-R-57 and the Pittsburgh Glass Co. case no.IX-R-58, reports and a telegram from Charles Hope to Madden and Wolf on the Star Publishing Co. case no.XIX-C-141; memo from R.H. Kleeb (Region 6) to Wolf on the National Electric Co. cases no. VI-C-84 and VI-R-17; Estelle Frankfurter and Elinore Herrick discussion of weekly reports and excess work; Nylander's, and Fahy's discussion of interstate commerce and jurisdiction in the Metro-Goldwyn Mayer Studios cases; Fahy's discussion of the use of rubber stamp in issuing subpoenas; from Wolf to regional attorneys on adjurnments and reports on cases; Dr. John P. Boland's (Chairman, New York State Labor Relations Board), outline of the basis for cooperation and clearence between the State Board and the NLRB; from Wolf to Herrick on the International Merchantile Marine Co. case no R-24; letters to the President from Maury Maverick, M.C. (Member, Committee on Military Affairs, Subcommittee on Aviation, Congress of the U.S. House of Representatives) regarding the Administration's labor policy, Joseph P. Ryan's (President, International Longshoremens Association) request for an investigation into Mr. Smith's attitude toward the Barber Line Steamship Co.; Cowdrill's request for a hearing in the Republic Creosoting Co. case no. XI-C-122 after the company refused to reinstate discharged employees according to the seniorty clause of the strike settlement.