Reel 22

Scope and Contents The Fess-Kenyon Bill for the vocational rehabilitation of industrial cripples replaced health insurance as the center of concern of the Association during this period, although it was still fighting the charges of "un-Americanism" in regard to the latter. The problem of workmen's compensation for longshoremen and seamen was studied, and there was correspondence with union leaders, including Andrew Furuseth, and with T. V. O'Connor on this subject. The Federal Employee Retirement Bill...