Container / Location		Title
		B. National Industry Recovery Administration records, 1934-1946. [subseries]:
93		Automobile Report by Leon Henderson, NRA, Research and Planning Division (January 23, 1935)
93
93		Coat and Suit Industry (Resolution, March 1935)
93		Code Authority (general correspondence) re furniture code, leather and woolen knit, and silk) regulations and surveys, 1934-35
93		Cotton Code Authority Administrative Orders (March, 1935) minimum wages, hours, budget, draft of code authority's by-laws.
93		General correspondence and papers (1934, September - 1935, June) Correspondence of Sidney Hillman, Alex Cohen and Jacob Potofsky to Deputy Administrator, Burton Oppenheimer re labor complaints, minimum wages, hours, and industry non compliance. Printed copies of various industry codes and their amendments.
93		Cotton Textile Industry (correspondence and press release) 1934-35
93		Cotton Garment Industry. Prison Labor Authority. Correspondence and Executive Order, 1934-35
93		Council for Industrial Progress. Report of the Committee on National Industrial Policy (March, 1936) and report of the Coordinator for Industrial Cooperation (February, 1936)
94		F
94		G
94		H
94		I
94		Job Applications
94		Johnson, Odin H. (Associated Automobile Workers) Johnson and Johnson; Joint Council Knitgoods Workers Union; Joint Committee on National Recovery. Prudential Bank Building; John P. Davis
94		K
94		L
94		M
94		General Correspondence, 1935
94		Blumberg, Hyman, Correspondence, 1934-35
94		Baltimore Investigation (compliance division) 1934
95		Code of Fair Competition for Men's Clothing Industry as proposed (February, 1935) hearing (February 2, 1935)
95		Reports, Executive Committee, Committee on labels (1935)
96		Merchant and Custom Tailoring Industry (hearings on proposed code) January, 1935
96		Minutes and Agenda (September, 1934-May, 1935)
97		National Youth Administration (correspondence and reports)
97		National Association of Uniform Manufacturers; National Association of Purchasing Agents; National Electrical Manufacturers Association; National Retail Code Authority; National Retail Hardware Association
97		Odum, Walter (Durant, Miss.); Ogburn, Charlton (Washington attorney); Osserman, Stanley (Trade Counsel, Code Authority)
97		Petroleum Labor Policy Board; Phinney, Louise (Chief Clerk of the House of Representatives); Pynchon, C.E. (United States Dept. of the Interior)
97		Puerto Rico (application of clothing codes to commonwealth's special circumstances) includes correspondence with Ernest Gruening of the Dept. of the Interior
97		Retail Solid Fuel Industry (codes and memoranda)
97		Retail Trade Code (Regulations establishing a Labor Adjustment Agency)
97		Retail Tobacco
97		Retail and Wholesale Distribution Project of the Division of Research and Planning
98		Retailers file (miscellaneous) including extractsfrom letters received from workers in Mass. Garment Manufacturing plants, and report "Importance of Retail Co-operation in Preventing the Return of the Sweat-Shop in the Men's Clothing Industry"
98		Robe Industry
98		R (miscellaneous)
98		Schechter Poultry Case (court decision)
98		Schiffli Code Authority (April 17, 1935 memorandum from R.V. Rickford)
98		Senate Finance Committee (including Donald Richberg's March 7, 1935 statement)
98		Service Trades (memoranda from Advisory Council)
98		Ship building and ship repairing code (memoranda)
98		Silk Textile Industry
98		Small arms and ammunition manufacturing code
98		State Recovery Acts
98		Structural Steel
98		S (miscellaneous)
98		Telegraph Code
98		Telephone Code
99		Textile Division including minutes of meeting of textile planning committee
99		Thirty Hour Week Bill
99		Tool and Die Code
99		Trade Practices (procedures for code revisions)
99		Training course for NRA Executives
99		Trucking Industry
99		T (general)
99		Uncodified Industries
99		Undergarment and Negligee Industry
99		Unemployment
99		United Mine Workers
99		U (general)
99		V (1935)
99		Voluntary Agreements (memoranda listing industries)
99		Wage and Hour Textile Committee
99		Waste Paper trade (includes investigation of operation of emergency order fixing minimum prices) December 21, 1934
99		Watch Code
99		White Collar code (letter from stenographer asking why her hours have not been reduced)
99		White House memoranda and correspondence re complaints and compliance
99		Wholesale Code - differential clauses
99		Wholesale Drug Industry
99		Wholesale Grocers
99		Window Glass Manufacturers Code
99		Research and Planning Memoranda from Director Leon Henderson summarizing NRA weekly activities
99		Reports including a compilation of significant statements in support of theories upon which the National Industrial Recovery Act is based (November 20, 1934); also report on codal provisions relating to productive and capacity control