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Scope and Contents 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...

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Undated; Correspondence relating to Cranefield; cooperation with the LaFollette Committee; LaFollette Civil Liberties Committee Records.

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concerning cooperation of the NLRB with the Civil Liberties Sub-Committee of the Committee on Education and Labor, U.S.Senate, 1936-39 (14pp); Board's first decision on an espionage case; notes on the Pinkerton System; informal reports; tabulations sumarizing details of NLRB's employees to Senate Civil Liberties Committee (8pp); report of interview with Lester Levin.

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Undated; relating to LaFollette Committee materials in the J.G. Boswell Co. case to be used in the Smith Committee hearings; cooperation with the Senate Civil Liberties Sub-Committee; partial testimony in the California brewers situation (8pp); profiles of: C.A."Tanner" Smith (7pp); Slivershirts; Industrial Council of Washington, Inc.; Associated Industries of Seattle (11pp); Law and Order League; industrial lawyers object to uncovering espionage.

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Correspondence pertaining to the Sub-Committee of the Special Committee to Investigate Un-American Activities record of 11/7/38 hearing (9pp); clipping from Donald Wakefield Smith; Joseph Curran to the President discussing the negative effects the Dies Committee is having on his union and trade unions in general.

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relating to Washington Friends of Spanish Democracy; program of the Spanish refugee relief campaign; American League for Peace and Democracy; list of NLRB members belonging to the American League for Peace and Democracy.

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Nov-38

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Correspondence between Madden and Senator Edward R. Burke (15pp); between Saposs and Burke; substantial correspondence relating to Small Business Men's Petitions; Dean Acheson (Chairman for the Committee on Administrative Procedure Dept. of Justice) to the Attorney General discussing hearings (11pp); Burke to Millis.

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Undated; concerning Small Business Men's Petitions; general statements of Senator Burke (25pp+); Madden's statement on S. Res. 207; NLRB's reply to the check list inquiry of the Attorney General's Committee on Administrative Procedure (94pp).