Correspondence, 1934

9/19/34-9/29/34; From Edwin S. Smith to Blackwell Smith (Assistant Administrator for Policy, NRA) concerning industrial boards; from Millis to Dr. Earl R. Beckner (Indianapolis Regional Labor Board) concerning the discharge of Mr. Watson (Executive Secretary, Indiana Regional Labor Board); from Garrison to the President on the impending Seamens' Strike on the Atlantic Coast and the Gulf, and previewing Board action as well as securing government support; from Major Root to Garrison concerning low morale among the Philadelphia Regional Labor Board members; from the President to Garrison approving the Boards' plan of action in the Seamen's strike; the file on the Houde Engineering case providing background and compliance history (7pp); Towne J. Nylander's (Assistant Secretary, Los Angeles Regional Labor Board) discussion of industrial board members' resignations; from Millis to Garrison about George Pratt of Kansas City, MO, assessing his education, political persuasion and experience in regard to working with the Kansas City Regional Labor Board.