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Box 3

 Container

Contains 32 Results:

Correspondence, 1939

 File — Box: 3, Folder: 21
Scope and Contents 2/2/39-2/28/39; Alexander B. Hawes' comments on the Walsh Amendments; Witt's response to Louis Jaffee (University of Buffalo, School of Law) asserting the Board will not interfere in fights between affiliates of one organization; Feidelson's discussion of traditional southern congressmens' sentiment toward the Board; correspondence on the investigation and hearing in the Alston Coal Co. XVII-R-34 (8pp); Jeff Kibre's (Chairman, Motion Picture Technicians Committee) request that the Board take...
Dates: 1939

Correspondence, 1939

 File — Box: 3, Folder: 22
Scope and Contents 3/1/39-3/30/39; Witt to Brenner concerning Nylander's speech and related correspondence; enforcement not recommended in the Sterling Electric Motors, C-415; John L. Lewis and the President correspondence; Blakenhorn on LaFollette Committee California investigation; James S. Rowe Jr. to the President about NLRB appointee; Gates' discussion of problems with the Cleveland office; Fahy to Lester F. Collins on ambiguity in the Fansteel decision; problem with SWOC in the International Nickel Co....
Dates: 1939

Correspondence, 1939

 File — Box: 3, Folder: 23
Scope and Contents 4/1/39-4/29/39; Phillip's reports on Senate Witnesses and related correspondence; John G. Shott's impressions of Milwaukee; correspondence relating to amendments; violations of 8(1),(2) and (5) in Inland Steel Co. C-252; unfair labor practices in Jacob Bros. Co. C-244; A.F.ofL. and ILA request injuction in the Shipowners Association of Pacific Coast et al R-638, R-572; investigation in the Milwaukee Publishing Co. R-953 (XII-R- 154); run-off election in the Consumers Power Co. R-1004;...
Dates: 1939

Correspondence, 1939

 File — Box: 3, Folder: 24
Scope and Contents 5/1/39-5/31/39; Correspondence concerning reconsideration of enforcement in the Sterling Electric Motors Inc. C-415; cases that may be cited by the A.F.ofL.; Bowen's account of a bitter fight between factions of the U.A.W.A.; the Post Intelligencer hearings; regional office problems with the Thompson case; Davidow and Madden conversation about Chrysler Co. cases; the administrative Law Bill; the appointment of William Leiserson to replace Donald Wakefield Smith, includes 32 pp statement from...
Dates: 1939

Correspondence, 1939

 File — Box: 3, Folder: 25
Scope and Contents 6/1/39-6/29/39; Correspondence reporting on the conduct of the ballot in the International Nickel Co. R-640; Feidelson's discussion of Googe's testimony; the sit-down strike at Indianapolis Glove Co. C-251; Mary T. Norton concerning proposals to amend the NLRA and related correspondence; Blakenhorn regarding the LaFollette-Thomas Bill Report; R.D. Winstead on espionage and provocation in Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp. and Cosden Pipeline Co. XVI-C-353 (6pp); the disestablishment of a company...
Dates: 1939

Correspondence, 1939

 File — Box: 3, Folder: 26
Scope and Contents 7/1/39-7/31/39; Correspondence reporting on the CIO contract in the Morgan Packing Co. cases; question of contempt action against companies in connection with Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.; application for certiorari in the Sands Mfg. case; Rosseter's explanation of the increase in number of cases going to hearing and decrease in cases closed and related correspondence (30pp+); Leiserson's dissent in the Chrysler cases; irregularities in procedure in the Todd-Johnson Dry Docks...
Dates: 1939

Correspondence, 1939

 File — Box: 3, Folder: 27
Scope and Contents 8/1/39-8/28/39; Correspondence reporting on supervision of regional offices; informal agreement between the Reconstruction Finance Corp. and the NLRB; discrimination in the Columbia Pictures Corp. XXI-R-621 et al; list of investigating committee personnel (Smith); Congressman Smith's wish to meet with the Board; Leiserson's refusal to act in the Todd-Johnson and Celanese Corp. cases, and his contention that the Clyde- Mallory Lines case (R-1329) was mishandled, and his observation that the...
Dates: 1939

Correspondence, 1939

 File — Box: 3, Folder: 28
Scope and Contents 9/5/39-9/30/39; Correspondence reporting on the extension of the operation of the NLRA in Puerto Rico and the apppointment of a Board representative to Puerto Rico; jurisdiction in the Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. R-1315 thru 1317; correspondence between the Attorney General and Madden regarding emergency planning; Fahy's cooperation with Grenville Clark's Committee; Blakenhorn's discussion of: cooperation with the Senate Civil Liberties Committee, the scope of the California Committee and the...
Dates: 1939

Correspondence, 1939

 File — Box: 3, Folder: 29
Scope and Contents 10/2/39-10/28/39; Correspondence concerning Allen Rosenberg's description of the strange behavior of Smith Committee investigators Robb and Smith; Homer Martin's attack on the 7th Region Office (12pp); Bendix Products Corp. and the Pattern Makers Association of South Bend and the Bendix Industrial Police Association; Toland's requested list of memoranda; Tilford Dudley's disqualification; tenative anaylsis of NLRB memoranda on Interstate Commerce; enforcement in the Swift and Co. C-923; memo...
Dates: 1939

Correspondence, 1939

 File — Box: 3, Folder: 30
Scope and Contents 11/1/39-11/15/39; Correspondence concerning Fred H. Brown's (Comptroller General of the U.S.) discussion of the Hugh C. McCarthy settlement (7pp); the Legal Survey Committee's procedural report (15pp); Pressman`s discussion of the Mt. Vernon Car Co.; Smith Committee's request for information from the Review Staff; a biographical sketch of Madden; regional directors' opposition to Toland's request; A.F.of L.'s intention to take Waterman S.S. Co. C-375 to the Supreme Court; a list of law...
Dates: 1939