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|a 8050469
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|a United States
|b National Labor Relations Board
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|a NLRB Oral History Project Miscellaneous
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|a 1 linear foot
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|a Access to the collections in the Kheel Center is restricted. Please contact a reference archivist for access to these materials
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|b Respondents who participated in this project include the following NLRB staff members: David J. Saposs (Economics Division, director); Charles Fahy (general counsel); Edwin S. Smith (Board member); J. Warren Madden (chairman); Nathan Witt (executive secretary); William J. Avrutis (attorney); Meta P. Barghausen (secretary to Board chairmen); Wallace M. Cohen (review attorney); Herbert Fuchs (review attorney supervisor); Howard Lichtenstein (review attorney); Marcel Mallet-Prevost (assistant general counsel); Benedict Wolf (administrative organizer); George Bott (trial examiner and attorney); Fannie M. Boyls (trial examiner, review attorney); Owsley Vose (appeals brief supervisor); and Ogden W. Fields (executive secretary, permanent under-secretary). Other respondents include Ernest A. Gross (Legal Division, associate general counsel); Philip Levy (legislative assistant to Senator Robert Wagner, and legal staff); George O. Pratt (regional secretary, and chief trial examiner); A. Norman Somers (attorney); Lloyd Garrison (chairman); Milton Handler (member, and general counsel); Will Maslow (trial examiner and regional attorney); Stanley S. Surrey (Legal Division); Gerhard P. Van Arkel (general counsel, member); Ida Klaus (review attorney); Louis G. Silverberg (Division of Information, director); Ruth Weyand (Enforcement Section, staff attorney); Thomas I. Emerson (staff attorney); Estelle Frankfurter (administrative aide); George Bokat (chief counsel); Paul Herzog (chairman); Ben Golden (NY Regional Office, executive secretary); Isador Polier (review attorney); James J. Reynolds (member); and Howard W. Kleeb (field examiner). Other respondents include Howard W. Smith (congressman); Leon H. Keyserlin (legal assistant to Senator Robert Wagner); Ray R. Murdock (aide to Congressman Abe Murdock); Roger Robb (Smith Committee, associate counsel); Frank M. Kleiler (secretary to William Leiserson); Charles A. Halleck (congressman); and Lee Pressman (CIO, general counsel)
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|b This collection consists of transcripts of interviews with forty-eight individuals who participated in the founding and administration of the National Labor Relations Board and its predecessor, the National Labor Board (1933-1947). The interviews were directed and designed by James A. Gross (NYSSILR, professor of labor history, law and collective bargaining) in conjunction with the research and production of his books, THE MAKING OF THE NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD, 1937-1947 (SUNY, 1974); and THE RESHAPING OF THE NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD, 1937-1947 (SUNY, 1981). Topics discussed in these interviews include the following: 1. General issues relating to the NLRB; 2. The National Labor Board (1933-1934); 3. The "old" NLRB (pre-Wagner Act); 4. The NLRB in the Wagner Act era (1935-1947); 5. The NLRB after Taft-Hartley (post-1947); 6. Regional offices; 7. The Division of Economic Research; 8. Review, appeals and enforcement of decisions; 9. Organizations and individuals exerting external influence on the NLRB; 10. CIO-NLRB relations; 11. A.F. of L.-NLRB relations; 12. Congress and the NLRB; and 13. Smith Committee investigation of the NLRB
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|a NLRB Oral History Project Miscellaneous. 5435 OH. Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation and Archives, Martin P. Catherwood Library, Cornell University
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|a This collection must be used in keeping with the Kheel Center Information Sheet and Procedures for Document Use
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|a The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) was created in 1935 under the authority of the National Labor Relations Act (popularly known as the Wagner Act). Its purpose was to implement and administer the Wagner Act which affirmed the right of employees to organize and designate representatives for collective bargaining. Beyond the Board's Wagner Act powers, the War Labor Disputes Act of 1943 authorized the NLRB to intervene to settle wartime labor disputes which threatened to impede war production. The Labor Management Relations Act of 1947 (popularly known as the Taft-Hartley Act), as amended, defined additional practices forbidden to organized labor and limited NLRB generally to judicial and policy-making functions. The NLRB created under the Wagner Act was preceded by two earlier Boards created by President Roosevelt. The National Labor Board was established in 1933 for the purpose of adjusting industrial disputes resulting from the president's Reemployment Agreement or approved code of fair competition under the National Industrial Recovery Act (NIRA). The Labor Board was replaced less than a year later by the first National Labor Relations Board. Both early Boards functioned through regional offices to deal with labor controversies in the field. The first NLRB ceased to function after the NIRA was declared unconstitutional in May of 1935
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|a English
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|a Finding aid available in repository and through interlibrary loan, folder level control
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|a Avrutis, William J
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|a Barghausen, Meta P
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|a Biddle, Francis,
|d 1886-1968
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|a Blankenhorn, Hebert
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|a Bokat, George,
|d 1904-1973
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|a Bott, George
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|a Boyls, Fannie M
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|a Brickman, Harry,
|d d. 1956
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|a Carmody, John M
|q (John Michael),
|d 1881-1962
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|a Cohen, Wallace M
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1 |
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|a Consedine, William R
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| 600 |
1 |
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|a Cushman, Bernard
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| 600 |
1 |
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|a Denham, Robert N
|q (Robert Newton),
|d 1885-1954.
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| 600 |
1 |
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|a Emerson, Thomas I
|q (Thomas Irwin),
|d 1907-1991
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| 600 |
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|a Fahy, Charles,
|d 1892-1979
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| 600 |
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|a Fields, Ogden W
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1 |
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|a Frankfurter, Estelle S
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1 |
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|a Frey, John P
|q (John Philip),
|d 1871-1957
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| 600 |
1 |
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|a Fuchs, Herbert,
|d 1905-1988
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| 600 |
1 |
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|a Garrison, Lloyd
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| 600 |
1 |
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|a Glaser, Herbert R
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| 600 |
1 |
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|a Golden, Ben
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1 |
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|a Gross, Ernest A
|q (Ernest Arnold),
|d 1906-1999
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1 |
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|a Halleck, Charles A
|q (Charles Abraham),
|d 1900-1986
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| 600 |
1 |
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|a Handler, Milton,
|d 1903-1998
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| 600 |
1 |
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|a Herzog, Paul M.,
|d 1906-1986
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1 |
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|a Hillman, Sidney,
|d 1887-1946
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| 600 |
1 |
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|a Hunt, A. Bruce
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1 |
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|a Keyserling, Leon H
|q (Leon Hirsch),
|d 1908-1987
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|a Klaus, Ida
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|a Kleeb, Howard W
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|a Kleiler, Frank M.,
|d 1914-
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|a Leiserson, William
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|a Levy, Philip
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|a Lichtenstein, Howard
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|a Lippmann, Walter,
|d 1889-1974
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|a Madden, J. Warren
|q (Joseph Warren),
|d 1890-1972
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|a Magruder, Calvert,
|d 1893-1968
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|a Mallet-Prevost, Marcel
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|a Maslow, Will
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|a Miller, Jesse I
|q (Jesse Isidor),
|d 1891-1949
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| 600 |
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|a Millis, Harry A
|q (Harry Alvin),
|d 1873-1948.
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|a Moore, John D
|q (John Denis Joseph),
|d 1874-1940
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|a Murdock, Ray R
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|a Murray, Philip,
|d 1886-1952
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|a Perkins, Frances,
|d 1880-1965
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|a Polier, Isador
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|a Pratt, George O.,
|d 1903-1979
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|a Pressman, Lee,
|d 1906-1969
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|a Reynolds, James J., Jr
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|a Robb, Roger
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|a Roosevelt, Franklin D
|q (Franklin Delano),
|d 1882-1945
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|a Rosenfarb, Joseph,
|d d. 1955
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|a Ross, Philip
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|a Saposs, David J
|q (David Joseph),
|d 1886-1968
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|a Silverberg, Louis G.,
|d d. 1975
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|a Smith, Edwin Seymour,
|d 1891-1976
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|a Smith, Howard Worth,
|d 1883-1976
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|a Somers, A. Norman
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|a Stern, Beatrice
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|a Surrey, Stanley S
|q (Stanley Sterling),
|d 1910-
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|a Taft, Robert A
|q (Robert Alphonso),
|d 1889-1953
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|a Toland, Edmund M.,
|d 1898-1942
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| 600 |
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|a Truman, Harry S.,
|d 1884-1972
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|a Van Arkel, Gerhard P
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|a Vose, Owsley
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|a Wagner, Robert F
|q (Robert Ferdinand),
|d 1877-1953
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|a Weyand, Ruth
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|a Witt, Nathan
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|a Wolf, Benedict
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|a United States
|b Congress.
|b House.
|b Committee on Education and Labor
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|a United States
|b Congress.
|b House.
|b Committee on Un-American Activities
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|a United States
|b Congress.
|b House.
|b Special Committee on Un-American Activities (1938-1944)
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|a United States
|b Congress.
|b House.
|b Special Committee to Investigate the National Labor Relations Board
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|a United States
|b Congress.
|b Joint Committee on Reduction of Nonessential Federal Expenditures
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|a United States
|b Congress.
|b Senate.
|b Committee on Education and Labor.
|b Subcommittee on Civil Liberties.
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|a United States
|b Interstate Commerce Commission
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|a United States
|b National Labor Relations Board
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|a United States
|b National Labor Relations Board.
|b Division of Economic Research.
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|a United States
|b National Labor Relations Board.
|b Office of the General Counsel.
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|a United States
|b National Labor Relations Board.
|b Review Section.
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|a United States
|b National Labor Relations Board.
|b Trial Examiners' Division.
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|a United States
|b National Recovery Administration.
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|a United States
|b Subversive Activities Control Board.
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|a United States
|b Supreme Court.
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|a United States
|b National Labor Relations Board
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|a American Federation of Labor
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|a American Medical Association
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|a Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America
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|a Eagle-Picher Mining and Smelting Company
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|a International Longshoremen's Association
|b Pacific Coast District
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|a Liberty League
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|a National Association of Manufacturers (U.S.)
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|a National Lawyers' Committee
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