Correspondence, 1940

1/2/40-4/29/40; Correspondence reporting on Board procedure in the Morgan cases; back-pay in the Jacobs Bros. Co. Inc. C-244; the use of economic material in Westinghouse C-1241; failure to bargain in the Libby-Owen Ford Glass Co. XI-C-931; Saposs' talk on the history of the labor movement; letters to Davis Lawrence (U.S. News) and Wesley W. Stout (The Saturday Evening Post) regarding Empire Furniture Corp.; mal- administration of region 21; Smith Committee testimonies of William Green, Theodore H. Freter; Madden, N.S. Clark, Boettiger and others; Thomas D'Alesandro Jr.'s (3rd District Maryland) request for executive advice on the labor situation from the President; Reilly's discussion of Bernard Donahue's personal files; Phillips and the F.B.I. investigation; charges of violating the secrecy of income tax returns against the Board (7pp); the power of governmental agencies to require prospective contractors and borrowers to comply with the laws of the U.S.