Box 187
Contains 83 Results:
"Wage increase", 1951
Correspondence concerning a dispute over wages, rules, and working conditions between the railroads and their operating employees represented by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, and the Order of Railway Conductors.
"Wage stabilization", 1951
Correspondence concerning the Wage Stabilization Board including regional appointments to the board and the regulation of wages to combat inflation.
"War Claims Commission", 1951
Correspondence and press releases concerning war claims by prisoners of war and civilian
"War information", 1951
Correspondence and information concerning Army personnel including the activation of reserve and guard units and emergency leave and dependency and hardship discharges.
"Flight Magazine", 1951
A letter from Representative Carl Hinshaw containing a copy of Flight Magazine containing an article by Major General Hugh J. Knerr entitled "War-Russian Style."
"Washington Confidential", 1951
Correspondence concerning the book Washington Confidential by Jack Lait and Lee Mortimer containing allegations of corruption against many Senators and members of the United States Government. Senator Maybank called the book "very filthy" and said that it contained "a lot of generalities" and "exaggerations."
"Water Resources Policy Commission", 1951
A press release from the President's Water Resources Policy Commission concerning the completion of a study on policies in the field of water resources.
"Westminster, SC", 1951
Correspondence concerning the extension of rural postal route No. 2 in Westminster, South Carolina.
"West Point", 1951
Correspondence concerning an exam cheating scandal involving cadets at the United States Military Academy at West Point.
"West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company", 1951
A letter from the West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company containing a copy of their annual report for 1950.