Correspondence, 1934

9/1/34-9/18/34; Letters from Lloyd Garrison to the President relating to the textile strike, and recommending the creation of a special board under Public Resolution 44; from William Green (President, American Federation of Labor (A.F.of L.) to Garrison congratulating the Board on their decision in the Houde Engineering case; Estelle Frankfurter's summary of interviews with Code Authorities' Complaints Committees; from Herber Blankenhorn (NLRB, Research) to the Board on the necessity for centralized investigation and research; from Lind to Millis about the creation of a Northern-Ohio-Michigan Labor Relations Board; from Millis to Kent S. Clow (James B. Clow & Sons) concerning the selection of regional directors; letter from Hugh S. Johnson (Administrator, NRA) to Houde Engineering Corp. informing them that they violated Sec. 7a of the NIRA; significant memo from Dorothy A. Moncure (Assistant Counsel, Compliance Division) to A.T. Martin (Associate Counsel, Compliance Division) about Houde Engineering Corp., and recommending the removal of the Blue Eagle, includes a 4 page fact finding record; from George W. Taylor (NRA) to Garrison reporting low morale among Philadelphia members; Millis'discussion of who should serve as chairman at hearings.