8/1/38-8/31/38; Correspondence reporting on Texas Co. II-C1761, Pure Oil Co. II-C-1763, Cities Service Oil Co. II-C-1761 and Continental Oil Co. II-C-1767 recommending a hearing; Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. XIV-C-174 (VI-R-91); Alston Coal XVIII-R-84 and collusion between the employer and UMW; excerpt from "A Presumptious Ruling", Michigan Manufacturer and Financial Record; personal and confidential letter from Witt to Nylander about C.I.O. complaint in the Taylor Milling Corp. case; Witt on the necessity for reducing number of cases which go to hearing; Fahy to Robert Jackson stating the "court erred" in Fansteel versus NLRB decision; Gallup Poll on the Wagner Labor Act and related issues; Lee Loevinger on Robert J. Wiener and Swift & Co. XVII-C-161; Eagen's recommendation for an investigation in the Walla Walla Heat and Cold Storage Co. situation; a letter to Robert Wohlfort discussing an investigation of anti-union activities in the Northwest region; NLRB's vote to affiliate with the Washington Friends Spanish Democracy; Stern on field staff fraternizing with union groups; A.F.of L. opposition to Donald Wakefield Smith's reappointment to the Board; Weirton Steel Co. et al VI-C-74, order 8/6/34 refusal of petition to vacate trial examiner's order for issuance of subpoenas; Congressman Celler's and Julius Schlezinger's (President, Lawyers' Union of the NLRB) discussion of trial examiners; John L. Smith (Treasurer, National Council of Independent Unions) to the President on changes in the Labor Act; Madden's and Carter's discussion of C.I.O. violation of stipulations in the New Orleans situation.