B (general) 1927-37

Correspondence relating to Sir Henry Thornton; the Fire Prevention Bureau; Missouri Pacific Railroad Company's bankruptcy; Benjamin F. Berman's (President-Treasurer, Crown Overall Manufacturing Company) removal from the Code Authority; the Code Authority for the Cigar Manufacturing Industry; Clarence Blachly's "Organization of Exchange"; Robe and Allied Products Code Authority, Inc., resolution urging "maintenance of a separate code of its own"; comptroller's (of Branch Storage Company, Inc.) discussion of cooperation between Branch Storage Company and ACWA; Albert Bein's play "Let Freedom Ring"; questionnaire on "Government Aid to Low-Cost Housing and to Slum Reclamation"; Basil Nicholas Hellen Agoras Bousios'(Greek author) request to interview Hillman; George Brockbank's (Men's Shirts and Collars) complaint that local ACWA representative's actions may unemploy "200 union girls"; S.A. Bloch's discussion of the use of motion pictures to gain support for a liberal-farmer-worker movement; Dorothy Barclay's (Florida State student) request to interview Hillman; Williams Green's peace proposal; Richard Wilson's (Chief of Look's Washington Bureau) "Sidney Hillman - Politician in Crisis."