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More than 3,000 cases before the National Labor Relations Board will be thrown out unless the unions involved register and file non-Communist affidavits within 20 days, the NLRB general counsel announced last night in Washington...
...Roosevelt's attempted purge of conservative Democratic Senator Millard Tydings. Officially he has never switched back. He first turned up in Washington officialdom in 1933 to help reorganize the closed national banks, after a law career in Seattle and Manhattan financial circles. Since 1938 he has been an NLRB trial examiner...
...support it. First, he had forced the operators to knock the old no-strike clause out of the coal contract. That would prevent any damage suits for breach of contract under the Taft-Hartley Act. Then, to make sure that mine operators would not go running to the NLRB for help, he had wangled a provision that disputes would be settled in union-management conference...
...three members of the NLRB (Chairman Paul M. Herzog, John M. Houston, James J. Reynolds Jr.) answered a summons to the White House. After an hour's talk, they issued a statement: "The debate is over. . . . This board will. . . give the new act the fairest and most efficient administration that lies in its power...
G.O.P. Congressmen watched suspiciously. In spite of all the fine words, they felt that their brainchild was in unsympathetic hands. But they were determined that it should work. They prepared to double the funds for the expanded NLRB, promised that the Mediation and Conciliation Service would get all the money it needed...