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II. THE NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD 13D. REGIONAL OFFICES—LOCATION, TERRITORY, AND DIRECTINGPERSONNELRegion 1, Old South Build- Maine; New Hampshire;ing, Boston, Mass. Vermont; Massachusetts;Rhode Island;Windham, New London,Tolland, Hartford, andMiddlesex Counties inConnecticut.A. Howard Myers, director;Edward Schneider,attorney.Region 2, 120 Wall St., Litchfield, New Haven,New York, N. Y. and Fairfield Countiesin Connecticut; Clinton,Essex, Washington,Warren, Saratoga,Schenectady, Albany,Rensselaer 'Columbia,Greene, D utchess,Ulster, Sullivan,. Orange, Putnam, Rock-, land, Westchester,Bronx, New York,Richm!ond, Kings,Queens, Nassau, andSuffolk Countiesin New York State;Sussex, Passaic, Bergen,Warren, Morris, Essex,Hudson, Union, Middlesex,Somerset, Monmouth,and HunterdonCounties in New Jersey.Region 3, Federal Build- New York State, excepting, Buffalo, N. Y. for those counties includedin the secondregion.Mrs. Elinore M. Herrick,director; Alan Perl, attorney.Henry J. Winters, director;Edward Flaherty,attorney.Region 4, Bankers Securi- Mercer, Ocean, BurlingtiesBuilding, Phila- ton, Atlantic, Camden,delphia, Pa. Gloucester, Salem,Cumberland, and CapeMay Counties in NewJersey; New CastleCounty in Delaware;all of Pennsylvanialying east of the easternborders of Potter, Clinton,Centre, Mifflin,Huntingdon, and FranklinCounties.Bennet F. Schauffler,director; Samuel G.Zack, attorney.Region 5, 1109 StandardOil Building, Baltimore,Md. .Kent and Sussex Countiesin Delaware; Maryland;District of Columbia;Virginia; North Carolina;Jefferson,Berkeley,Morgan, Mineral,Hampshire, Grant,Hardy, and PendletonCounties in West Virginia.William M. Aicher, director;Lester Levin, attorney.
14 FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARDRegion 6, 2107 Clark All of Pennsylvania lying Charles T. Douds, direc-Building, Pittsburgh, west of the eastern bor- tor; Robert H. Kleeb,Pa. dere of Potter, Clinton, attorney.Centre, Mifflin, Huntingdon,and FranklinCounties; Hancock,Brooke, Ohio, Marshall,Wetzel, Mon ongalia,Marion, Harrison, Taylor,Doddridge, Preston,Lewis, Barbour, Tucker,Upshur, Randolph,Webster, and PocahontasCounties in WestVirginia.Region 7, <strong>National</strong> Bank Michigan, exclusive of Go- Frank H. Bowen, direc-B uilding, Detroit, Mich. gebi c, Onto n a g o n, tor; Harold Cranefield,Houghton, Keweenaw, attorney.Baraga, Iron, Dickinson,Marquette, Menominee,Delta, Alger,Schoolcraft, Luce, Chippewa,and MackinacCounties.Region 8, 820 N. B. C. Ohio, north of the south- Oscar S. Smith, director;Building, Cleveland, em borders of Darke, Harry L. Lodish, at-Ohio. Miami, Champaign, torney.Union, Delaware, Licking,Muskingum, Guernsey,and BelmontCounties.Region 9, 445 United West Virginia, west of the Philip G. Phillips, direc-States Post Office and western borders a Wet- tor; Oscar Grossman,Courthouse, Cincinnati, zel, Doddridge, Lewis, attorney.Ohio. and Webster Countiesand Southwest of thesouthern and westernborders of PocahontasCounty; Ohio, southof the southern bordersof Darke, Miami, Champaign,Union, Delaware,Licking, Muskingum,Guernsey, and BelmontCounties; Kentucky,east of the westernborders of Hardin, Hart,Barren, and MonroeCounties.Region 10, Ten Forsyth South Carolina; Tennes- Charles N. Feidelson, di-Street Building, Atlan- see; Georgia; Alabama, rector; Warren Woods,.ta, Ga. north of the northern attorney.borders of Choctaw.Marengo, Dallas,Lowndes, Montgomery,Macon, and RussellCounties.
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VIII. JURISDICTION 113This result h
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IX. LITIGATION 115ing Mill Employee
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IX. LITIGATION 117ployees after ref
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IX. LITIGATION 125B. MISCELLANEOUS
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IX. LITIGATION 137Corp. v. N. L. R.
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XII. INFORMATION DIVISION 159The ac
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