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II. THE NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARDA. THE BOARDDuring the fiscal year 1940, the members of the Board were J.Warren Madden, of Pennsylvania, chairman;' Edwin S. Smith ofMassachusetts, member; and William M. Leiserson, of Ohio, member.B. ORGANIZATION—WASHINGTON OFFICEThe organization of the Washington office remains the same as in thefiscal year 1939, with the exception of certain changes which are detailedbelow.The Administrative Division, tinder the general supervision of theSecretary, has been augmented by the establishment of an additionalgroup of personnel to assist in handling administrative case work.The Legal Division is now divided into three main sections :Litigation, and Review. The Review and Litigation Sections remainthe same as in previous years. The Trial Section includes a miscellanyof duties. It supervises preparation and trial of cases in the regionaloffices and handles problems of legal personnel in the field. It clearsall cases which have been authorized by the Board or the Secretary'soffice by considering them in relation to trial problems which are raisedby the issues. It handles miscellaneous litigation, such as enforcementof subpoenas and contempt matters. It comprises also a complianceunit and a staff of attorneys to handle miscellaneous legalproblems so that the Assistant General Counsel in charge may act aslegal counsellor to the Board in respect to such problems.The Division of Economic Research has been abolished pursuantto provisions of a rider attached to a supplemental appropriation act(H. R. 10539) adopted by Congress. Some of the personnel attachedto this Division have been transferred to other divisions of the Board toassist in carrying on the functions required by the National LaborRelations Act.C. ORGANIZATION—REGIONAL OFFICESNo changes in the organization of the regional offices have been made.The territories assigned to the regional offices have not been changedin the last fiscal year. Therefore, they remain as they were set upin the Fourth Annual Report of the Board. There have, however,been some changes in directing personnel as is reflected by the followingtable.D. REGIONAL OFFICES—LOCATION AND DIRECTING PERSONNELRegion 1, Old South Building, Boston, Mass • A. Howard Myers, director ;Edward Schneider, attorney.Region 2, 120 Wall Street, New York, N. Y.: Mrs. Elinore M. Herrick, director ;Alan Perl, attorney.Region 3, Federal Building, Buffalo, N. Y.: Henry J. Winters, director ; EdwardFlaherty, attorney.1 Mr. Madden's term expired August 26, 1940.9
10 FIFTH ANNUAL REPORT OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARDRegion 4, 3002 United States Courthouse, Philadelphia, Pa.: Bennet F. Schauffler,director ; Samuel G. Zack, attorney.Region 5, 1109 Standard Oil Building, Baltimore, Md. : William M. Aicher,director ; Lester M. Levin, attorney.Region 6, 2107 Clark Building, Pittsburgh, Pa. : Charles T. Douds, director ;Robert H. Kleeb, attorney.Region 7, 1342 National Bank Building, Detroit, Mich. : Frank H. Bowen, director;Harold Cranefield, attorney.Region 8, 713 Public Square Building, Cleveland, Ohio. : Oscar Smith, director ;Harry L. Lodish, attorney.Region 9, 445 United States Post Office and Courthouse, Cincinnati, Ohio. :Philip G. Phillips, director ; Alba B. Martin, attorney.Region 10, 10 Forsyth Street Building, Atlanta, Ga.: Charles N. Feidelson,director ; Alexander E. Wilson, Jr., attorney.Region 11, Architects Building, Indianapolis, Id.: Robert H. Cowdrill, director;Arthur Donovan, attorney.Region 12, Madison Building, Milwaukee, Wis.: John G. Shott, director ; FrederickP. Mett, attorney.Region 13, 2200 Midland Building, Chicago, Ill.; Isaiah S. Dorfman, attorneyand acting director.Region 14, United States Court and Customhouse, St. Louis, Mo.: Miss Dorotheade Schweinitz, director ; L. N. D. Wells, Jr., attorney.Region 15, Federal Office Building, New Orleans, La. : Charles H. Logan, director;Warren Woods, attorney.Region 16, Federal Court Building, Fort Worth, Tex.: Edwin A. Elliott, director;Elmer P. Davis, attorney.Region 17, 245 United States Courthouse and Post Office, Kansas City, Mo. :Hugh E. Sperry, director ; Joseph A. Hoskins, attorney.Region 18, New Post Office Building, Minneapolis, Minn.: Robert J. Wiener,director ; Lee Loevinger, attorney.Region 19, 407 United States Courthouse, Seattle, Wash.: E. J. Eagen, director ;Thomas Graham, attorney.Region 20, 1095 Market Street, San Francisco, Calif • Mrs. Alice M. Rosseter,director ; John McTernan, attorney.Region 21, 808 United States Post Office and Courthouse, Los Angeles, Calif.:Walter P. Spreckels, director ; William R. Walsh, attorney.Region 22, Central Savings Bank Building, Denver, Colo.: Charles A. Graham,director ; Paul E. Kuelthau, attorney.
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