"Walter Wilson's and Frank Nelson's plan for a bibliography and finding list of source and secondary materials relating to labor and agrarian movements in the United States; Harvey Walker's (Educational Counselor of the National Institution of Public Affairs) ""Training for Public Administration""; Whiting Williams' (Counsel in Employee and Customer Relations, Cleveland, Ohio) report ""New Year Season of 1936""; Herman Wolf's discussion of southern textile mill villages; telegram to Hillman relating to the controversy between the clothing salesmen and the Retail Clerks International; Dun & Bradstreet, Inc. analytical report on Henry H. Sheip Mfg. Co. (Philadelphia, Penn.); applicants for the Wage and Hour Administration; A. Harold Fletcher's (Secretary, Men's Sponsoring Committee for Women World War Veterans, Inc.) request for a contribution to a re-habilitation home; Women's International Exposition of Arts and Industries; exhibits relating to the Wholesale Clothing Clerks Union, Local 158 case; Union Meeting of the Air (transcriptions of this radio series.)