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OCR Page 1 of 48Vatred 6/11/46
EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
LIBRARY
bureau OF THE budget
NARA
AMERICA
WASHINGTON, 25, D.C.
JUN 10 1946
My dear Mr. Latta:
On May 31, 1946, you advised this office that H. R. 4908, "To pro-
vide additional facilities for the mediation of labor disputes, and for
other purposes", had been received at the White House and requested re-
ports and recommendations as to approval or disapproval of the bill.
This bill may be considered as falling into two parts, the first
part containing provisions relative to the mediation of labor disputes
through the creation of a Federal Mediation Board, and the second part
containing provisions relative to robbery, extortion, unauthorized
welfare funds, prohibitions against the organization of supervisory
employees, and union liability in the courts, as well as providing
criminal sanctions, injunctive remedies and suits for treble damages
against unions engaging in secondary boycotts, jurisdictional disputes
and certain other activities.
Facsimiles of the enrolled enactment have been referred to, and
recommendations as to approval or disapproval of the bill have been re-
quested from, the heads of the ten Federal departments and the six
following-named agencies: National Labor Relations Board, National
Mediation Board, Office of Price Administration, the Housing Expediter,
United States Maritime Commission and the Office of War Mobilization
and Reconversion.
No replies have been received from the Treasury Department, Post
Office Department and the Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion.
The replies of the other departments and agencies are enclosed herewith.
The Department of State, United States Maritime Commission, the
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Office of Price Administration and the Office of the Housing Expediter
indicate that the bill does not directly affect their activities and
that they, therefore, make no recommendation as to its approval or dis-
approval. The War Department states that the bill involves questions
outside the jurisdiction of that department and that it accordingly
makes no recommendation with respect to the action that should be taken
by the President on the bill. The Department of Agriculture points out
that the bill specifically exempts any individual employed as an agri-
cultural laborer and that the department, therefore, makes no recom-
mendation for or against approval of the bill.
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