Correspondence, 1940

9/5/40-12/30/40; Correspondence reporting on the Longshoremen's situation; NLRB versus Ford; the Smith Committee including a request for a list of employees belonging to the American League for Peace and Democracy; information on Harry Bridges; allegations to the effect that Marie Prince is an active communist; Perkins to Early about Madden; Edwin S. Smith to Bland discussing the ILWU (6pp); Weiner's verson of his telephone conversation with Vogt (10pp); Harry Millis' chairmanship; the President's and Samuel I. Rosenman's discussion of the Flint Strike and the appeasement of Hitler; Millis (Chairman, NLRB) to F.J. Bailey (Assistant Director, the Executive Office of The President, Bureau of Budget) about H.R.6324 (5pp); Watts to William J. Shaughnessy (Associate General Counsel, House Committee to Investigate the NLRB) regarding exhibits; Witt's resignation as Secretary; the employers' right to free speech; budget revision; litigation and petitions for certiorari.