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...Whitley Peterson McCoy, 58, was appointed to head the Federal Mediation & Conciliation Service. An Eisenhower Democrat and longtime (26 years) professor of law at the University of Alabama, McCoy is an old Washington hand, was an NLRB trial examiner in the late '30s, has been a Government labor arbitrator since...
CI.O. and A.F.L. staffers have drawn up a no-raiding pact for their top men to sign. In the last two years, the two unions have appealed to NLRB 1,246 jurisdictional disputes, involving 366,470 workers. By the time their organizational, legal and other expenses were paid, the unions figured that every member captured in a raid cost a whopping...
Little by little, history was beginning to reveal some fuller explanations about the NLRB's doings in the critical pre-World War II period...
...confused with Donald W. Smith, an NLRB member from...
Smith was the second major figure of the NLRB's powerful years to refuse an answer to the Communist question. In both 1948 and 1950, Nathan Witt, who was the NLRB's assistant general counsel from 1935-37 and then its secretary until 1940, ducked behind the Fifth Amendment. Ex-Communist Louis Budenz testified that Smith and Witt were "under Communist discipline" while on the NLRB. Later, ex-Communists Whittaker Chambers and Lee Pressman swore that they had known Witt as a Communist...