B (general) 1938-45

Correspondence relating to the "Final Report" of the Advisory Council on Social Security; investigation of Local 24 (Newark); Herbert Bab's response to Fortune's Round Table Conference on "How Can the U.S. Achieve Full Employment" (4pp); The Barradas League's "Private Business and National Welfare" and "Coordination of the Economic Sciences"; ACWA declines participation in 1940 May Day celebration which happens to fall on the same day that Hitler and German Socialists celebrate a different event (see letter from A.B. Balikov); Louis Bonfield's (M.D., Brooklyn, NY) request for help with regard to physicians and dentists (CIO Local 67 members) "being thrown out of the civil service"; J.H. Baptist's letter to John L. Lewis demanding he "resign as President of the CIO"; condolence letter to The Honorable N.M. Butler, C.V.O. concerning the death of Lord Lothian; Leo Bernstein's (President, Leokan Realty Corporation) request for assistance in getting visas for his children (who are waiting in Cuba); Ernest Bea's allegation that the ACWA employs gangsters in Philadelphia.