Correspondence, 1938-1940

Correspondence concerning special procedure to deal with detective agencies; the California brewers situation and racketeer John Lombardi (John Lombardi Rossie); the La Follette Act 1939; LaFollette Committee legislation; NLRB views of the LaFollette Bill; Roosevelt's sentiments on the Senate Civil Liberties Committee; LaFollette attendance on NLRA amendments; status of the LaFollette-Thomas- Wood Bill; M-1033 (concerns Labor Board members who worked with the LaFollette Committee); important cases, such as the Post Intelligencer (P.I.), and the Alaska Juneau cases; Toland's request for LaFollette Committee files.