Correspondence, 1937

11/4/37-11/30/37; Memo of conference between the NLRB and the Wisconsin Labor Relations Board on the administration of the Wisconsin Labor Relations Act; correspondence reporting on the American France et al R-157 (the Cosmopolitan Shipping Co., Inc.) with clippings discussing Senator Guffey's Maritime bill; distribution of propaganda to voters in the National Sugar Refining Co.; distablishment of the A.F.ofL. union in the Eagle- Picher case; Judge Maur rules in favor of Mr. Ford in the Ford Motor Co. case; question of lawyers active in formimg company unions appearing before the Board in the Union Drawn Steel Co. case VI-C-160 and related cases; correspondence relating to A.F. ofL.-C.I.O. conflict includes possible statement to be used in address before the Mayors Conference; Joseph K. Carson Jr. (Mayor, City of Portland) contending the Board has no jurisdiction in the Portland Lumber controversy and other related correspondence.