NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD

APPENDIX B
LIST OF RECENT REFERENCES ON NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS
BOARD'
COMPILED BY DIVISION OF ECONOMIC RESEARCH
A. CURRENT
American Federation of Labor. American Federationist. Washinton. Monthly.
(Contains section "National Labor Relations Board decisions.' )
Bureau of National Affairs, Inc. Labor relations reports. Washington. Weekly.
Chester M. Wright and Associates. Chester Wright's labor letter. Washington.
Weekly.
Commerce Clearing House. Labor law service. New York. Irregular.
Congressional Intelligence. Labor relations service. Washington. Weekly.
International Juridicial Association. International Juridical Association bulletin.
New York. Monthly.
Prentice-Hall. Labor and unemployment insurance service. New York. Irregular.
B. BOORS AND PAMPHLETS. ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY BY AUTHOR.
Brooks, Robert R. R. Labor on new fronts. New York. Public Affairs Committee.
1938. 32 p.
Bureau of National Affairs, Inc. Labor relations reference manual, vol. 1A.
Washington. 1938. 1,131 p.
Chamber of Commerce of the United States. Labor Relations Act in operation.
Washington. 1938. 39p.
Clark, Marjorie R., and Simon, S. Fanny. The labor movement in America.
New York. Norton. 1938. 208 p.
Committee for Industrial Organization. Legal department. Protect the Wagner
Act. Washington. 1938. 16 p.
Why the Wagner Act should not be amended. Washington. 1938. 16 p.
Commons, John R., and Andrews, John B. Principles of labor legislation. 4th
rev. ed. New York. Harpers. 1937. 606 p.
Daugherty, Carroll R. Labor problems in American industry. Revised Edition.
Boston. Houghton Mifflin. 1938. 984 p.
Duke University. Collective bargaining under the Wagner Act. Law and Contemporary
Problems. vol. 5. no. 2. Durham. Duke Univ. Press. 1938.
333 p.
Feller, Alexander and Hurwitz, Jacob E. How to deal with organized labor.
New York. Alexander Publishing Co. 1937. 684 p.
Labor Research Association. Labor fact book. vol. IV. New York. International
Publishers. 1938. 223 p.
Levinson, Edward. Labor on the march. New York. 1938. 325 p.
McDonald, Lois. Labor problems and the American scene. New York. Harpers.
1938. 878 p.
Metcalf, Henry C., Ed. Collective bargaining for today and tomorrow. New
York. Harpers. 1937. 182 p.
Nichols, E. R. and Logan, J. W., compilers. Arbitration and the National Labor
Relations Board. New York. H. W. Wilson. (Reference shelf) 1937. 345 p.
Saposs, David J. and Bliss, Elizabeth T. Anti-labor activities in the U. S. New
York. League for Industrial Democracy. 40 p.
Seidman, Joel. The Wagner Act and the automobile worker. Detroit. United
Automobile Workers of America. 1937. 16 p. (mimeographed).
Stark, Louis. The National Labor Relations Board—Why and how. New York.
Social Action. Aug. 15, 1938. 39 p.
Stolberg, Benjamin. The story of the C. I. 0. New York. Viking Press. 1938.
294 p.
I Supplements bibliography included as Appendix to Second Annual Report. Covers period July 1937-
October 1938.
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