| Box 1, File Folder
1 - Howard University School of Law 1946-1955 |
| Item 1 |
Apr-50 |
“Exhaustion of Administration Remedies as a Prerequisite
of Judicial Relief” — Article by Professor Howard Jenkins |
| Item 2 |
Summer Session 1954 |
Paper on “Educational Objectives and Legal Education” by Howard
Jenkins, Jr. Legal Education Seminar, New York University School of
Law |
| Item 3 |
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“America, the South and Desegregation” — Division of the Social
Sciences, Howard University |
| Item 4 |
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“America’s Responsibilities and Challenges” - A Statement of the
Division of Social Sciences of Howard University |
| Box 1, File Folder 2 - National
Wage Stabilization Board 1946-1947 |
| Item 1 |
1/1/1946 |
Completed application for employment at National Wage Stabilization
Board |
| Item 2 |
1/30/1946 |
Letter from J. Glenn Donaldson to Colorado Veterans’ Advisory Board
explaining the attempt to stabilize building labor costs and the GI
Bill of Rights |
| Item 3 |
1946 |
Synopsis of Lewis B. Steggman DBA S & B Tool Company DBAA Tool and
Gauge Company, Detroit Michigan, vs. The United Automobile Workers,
local 157, Decision re: Yearly Bonus Settlements |
| Item 4 |
1947 |
Reduction in Force Notice |
| Box 1, File Folder 3 - Department
of Labor 1956-1963 |
| Item 1 |
|
Judicial Review of Non-conformity determinations of the Secretary
of Labor under the Federal Unemployment Tax Act and Related Sections
of the Social Security Act: Paper with notes on non-conformity determinations |
| Item 2 |
7/30/1958 |
Walsh-Healey Act: Memorandum from Howard Jenkins to Stuart Rothman,
Solicitor addressing question of whether the “fusion of functions
in the Administrator under the Walsh-Healey Act contravene Section
5(c) of the APA |
| Item 3 |
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State Anti-Trust Laws: Paper on state anti-trust laws |
| Item 4 |
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Union Discipline: Draft paper with notes |
Box 1, File Folder 4
- Bureau of Labor-Management Reports 1959-1963: General Information
|
| Item 1 |
1960 |
Bureau of Labor-Management Reports for fiscal year 1960 |
| Item 2 |
1962 |
Bureau of Labor-Management Reports Union Elections Guide |
| Item 3 |
1963 |
Drafts of “Chapter 8 - Trade Union Elections” |
| Box 1, File Folder 5 - Bureau
of Labor-Management Reports 1959-1963: Correspondence |
| Item 1 |
7/1/1960 |
Letter from Frank Keilerto Howard Jenkins re: restructuring of the
Office of Regulations |
| Item 2 |
Early 1961 |
Letter from James J. Reynolds, Assistant Secretary, to John L. Holcombe,
Commissioner, BLMR, re: Reorganization of Office of Regulations and
Administrative Determinations (original and copy, includes fact sheet
of ORAD) |
| Item 3 |
6/30/1961 |
Letter from John L. Holcombe to James E. Dobson, re: approving re
designation of divisions within the Division of Regulations and Division
of Administration Determinations |
| Item 4 |
8/21/1961 |
Letter from John L. Holcombe to Assistant Commissioner for Reports
and Analysis re: approving changes in responsibility |
| Item 5 |
8/21/1961 |
Letter from John L. Holcombe to Assistant Secretary James J. Reynolds
re: Subject of BLMR and the Office of the Solicitor Relative to Administration
of the LMRDA |
| Item 6 |
2/5/1962 |
Letter from Secretary of Labor, Arthur J. Goldberg, approving a
Promotion for Howard Jenkins |
| Box 1, File Folder 6 - Bureau
of Labor-Management Reports 1959-1963: Memoranda |
| Item 1 |
11/30/1959 |
Memorandum re: Conference between Assistant Secretary Gilhooley
with representatives of the United Electrical Workers. Present were,
for the Department, Mr. Frank Donner and Mr. Jenkins; for the union,
Messrs. Russ Nixon and Frank Donner. |
| Item 2 |
11/30/1959 |
Personal notes from conference on Sect 504, November 30, 1959, mentions
Hoffa, and organization of G. W. Plants |
| Item 3 |
12/19/1959 |
Notes re: meeting with S. G. Lippman, General Counsel of the Retail
clerks Union, and discussion re whether could and/or should initiate
investigation of trusteeship of International |
| Item 4 |
12/21/1959 |
Memorandum for Mr. Gilhooley with suggestions for resolving the
question of division of responsibility in enforcement |
| Item 5 |
12/22/1959 |
Memoranda (2) to Mr. Gilhooley with suggestions for resolving the
question of which executive officers have jurisdiction over civil
litigation in the Federal Courts |
| Item 7 |
12/24/1959 |
Response from Mr. Gilhooley suggesting edits on the above memoranda
- dictated by Mr. Gilhooley |
| Item 8 |
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Inserts incorporating Mr. Gilhooley’s suggestions |
| Item 9 |
1961 |
Memorandum to File re organization and staffing; Copy of BLMR Organization
Chart with Mission Statements for each department, request for additional
resources |
| Item 10 |
7/25/1961 |
Interpretation of General Order 102 to the Commissioner of BLMR,
drafted by H. Jenkins |
| Item 11 |
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2 pages re: complaints claiming violations in union elections |
| Box 1, File Folder 7 - Bureau
of Labor-Management Reports 1959-1963: Speeches |
| Item 1 |
5/17/1960 |
Training conference for area directors |
| Item 2 |
8/15/1960 |
Speech to Regional Director’s Conference |
| Item 3 |
2/6/1961 |
“Human Relations in a World of Work” at Annual Human Relations Conference
in Observance of Negro History Week |
| Box 1, File Folder 8 - Bureau
of Labor-Management Reports 1959-1963: Articles by Others
|
| Item 1 |
1960 |
Biographical sketch of John L. Holcomb, Commissioner of Labor Management
Reports, From the Laurel of Phi Kappa Tau, Spring, 1960 Edition |
| Item 2 |
1961 |
“Regulatory Agency Control Through Appointment: The Case of the
Eisenhower Administration and the NLRB” in The Journal of Politics,
1961 |
| Box 1, File Folder 9 - Bureau
of Labor Management Reports 1959-1963: Cases and Statutes |
| Item 1 |
12/12/1959 |
Title 29: Labor from Chapter IV of BLM reports, reproduced from
Federal Register |
| Item 2 |
1963 |
Listing of Election Cases Pending in Court, by Circuit, with dates
of pleadings and court action |
| Item 3 |
1963 |
Listing of Election Cases, Title IV, LMRDA, Cases in which court
decisions have been issued directing new elections, by Circuit, with
dates of pleadings and decrees |
| Item 4 |
1963 |
Listing of Election Cases, Title IV, LMRDA Cases in which Relief
has been granted to the Secretary, with dates of pleadings and decrees |
| Item 5 |
1963 |
Listing of Cases in which waivers and/or agreements to rerun elections
were received before court action, with dates of agreements and elections |
| Item 6 |
|
List of Election Cases, Title IV, LMRDA Cases in which court decisions
have been issued directing new elections |
| Box 1, File Folder 10 -
Bureau of Labor-Management Reports 1959-1963: Canadian Locals |
| Item 1 |
12/2/1959 |
Letter from James R. Hoffa, General President of the International
Brotherhood of Teamsters to James P. Mitchell, Secretary of Labor
asking for Department of Labor’s position re the necessity of filing
by Canadian affiliates. Letter signed by James R. Hoffa. Two routing
slips to Gilhooley |
| Item 2 |
12/2/1959 |
JPM initialed copy of December 2, 1959 letter from Hoffa to Mitchell.
Draft copy of letter dated Dec. 15, 1959, from Mitchell to Hoffa re
interpretive bulletin on applicability of Section 201(b) of the Labor-
Management Reporting requirements to Canadian affiliates. Copy of
letter Dec. 15, 1959, from Mitchell to Hoffa. |
| Item 3 |
12/3/1959 |
Draft letter, with penciled changes, from Assistant Secretary Gilhooley
to Mr. James R. Hoffa. Copy of final letter dated December 3, 1959;
“Rewritten O/A/S;” handwritten note: “Hand carried.” |
| Item 4 |
12/18/1959 |
Follow-up from Margaret D’Andrea dated December 18, 1959 requesting
information from Jenkins. Handwritten note at bottom - “prep. Brief
statement for Canadian Locals for conference with J. G.& Canadian
attaché.” |
| Item 5 |
12/24/1959 |
Memorandum (copy) transmitting press clippings from Wigglesworth
of the U.S. embassy to the Secretary of State |
| Item 6 |
12/28/1959 |
Copy of letter from James R. Hoffa to James P. Mitchell, Secretary
of Labor asking whether letter meant that Canadian affiliates are
not required to file LM-1 forms. Letter from John J. Gilhooley, Assistant
Secretary of Labor to James R. Hoffa, replying that Canadian affiliates
are not required to file the LM-1 forms, but that the Brotherhood
is required to file trusteeship reports, including financials. Letter
dated January 26, 1960 from Thomas A. Lane, Special Assistant, to
John A. Ballew, Labor Attache, American Embassy, Ottawa, Canada re
position on Canadian locals and suggesting an in person briefing. |
| Item 7 |
1/18/1960 |
Copy of press clipping from Tom Lane to Howard Jenkins, Windsor:
Excerpt from Canadian paper, “Dodds objects to vote order by U.S.
judge.” Washington judge Letts calls for trustee supervised elections
of the International Union of Windsor local 880 |
| Item 8 |
1/22/1960 |
Copy of memorandum from John A. Ballew, Labor Attaché, for the American
Ambassador to Canada re the “Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure
Act of 1959 and its Application to Canada” |
| Item 9 |
1/26/1960 |
Copy of draft memo from American Embassy in Canada re Canadian locals
and sovereignty. Handwritten note: 1/26 - orig. to Mr. Gilhooley,
cc’s to Mr. Lodge, Mr. Leslie, Mr. Jenkins |
| Item 10 |
2/2/1960 |
Letter from John A. Ballew, Labor Attache to Thomas A. Lane, special
Assistant to Assistant Secretary of Labor re application of Lundrum-Griffin
Act to Canadian locals, particularly conflict between Gilhooley’s
telegram of October 26, 1959 and Secretary Mitchell’s official interpretation
published in the Federal Register for December 23, 1959, pages 10066
and 10067 |
| Item 11 |
2/17/1960 |
Copy of draft memo from American Embassy in Ottawa re position on
Canadian locals and Canadian sovereignty |
| Item 12 |
2/19/1960 |
Outgoing airgram routed to Jenkins from Assistant Secretary of State
Gilhooley to American Embassy of Ottawa basically stating the position
the American embassy should take re the Canadian locals, i.e. that
“No action can be taken by U.S. Government to regulate election procedures
of Canadian locals.” |
| Item 13 |
5/19/1960 |
Copy of Letter from Michael Ross, Director, Department of International
Affairs, AFL-CIO, to the “Honorable James P. Mitchell, Secretary of
Labor” inquiring about the affect of American labor legislation on
Canadian Unions |
| Item 14 |
7/20/1960 |
Copy of letter dated 7/20/60 from John J. Gilhooley, Assistant Secretary
of Labor for Labor Management Relations (Howard authored) to Mr. Michael
Ross, Director, Department of International Affairs, AFL-CIO re impact
of Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1959 on elections
of Canadian locals. 7/19/60 draft of 7/20/60 letter from Gilhooley
to Ross (Howard authored). |
| Item 15 |
|
Memorandum: Discussion and answers re the Labor-Management Reporting
and Disclosure Act of 1959 and its authority over Canadian locals |
| Item 16 |
29-Aug |
Thank you note to “Howard” on U.S. Department of Labor, Office of
the Assistant Secretary |
| Item 17 |
|
Handwritten request for return of items on Canadian Locals by Howard
to Nelson |
| Box 1, File Folder 11 -
Bureau of Labor-Management Reports 1959-1963: Landrum-Griffin Act |
| Item 1 |
12/12/1959 |
Copy of Act — Title 29 (Labor), Part 452 in Federal Register |
| Item 2 |
|
Notes on the Act, outline and 73 pages of handwritten notes on delegation
election |
| Item 3 |
12/28/1959 |
Memoranda on Act, Letter to the Secretary of Labor re: question
of Representation of the Secretary of Labor in Civil Suits Under the
LMRDA. Copy of typed pages of BLMR manual, pages 40 through 58. |
| Item 4 |
5/26/1961 |
Letter from John J. Gilhooley to Howard Jenkins asking for a review
on an attached draft complaint to be submitted to an administrative
agency in connection with the discharge of a union member from a UAW
local. Attached is the draft complaint |
| Item 5 |
|
Letter from Howard Jenkins in response to John J. Gilhooley’s letter
dated May 26, 1961 |
| Item 6 |
11/11/1962 |
Letter from Professor of Economics at Brown University, Philip Taft,
to Howard Jenkins, Assistant Commissioner, Bureau of Labor Management
Reports, thanking him for contributing to a collective IRRA volume
on some aspect of the Landrum-Griffin Act |
| Item 7 |
11/27/1962 |
Statement from Martin Estey, Philip Taft, and Martin Wagner, announcing
a list of the topics and contributors to the IRRA volume. List attached |
| Item 8 |
1/15/1963 |
Statement from Martin Estey, Philip Taft, and Martin Wagner, asking
for a short statement of progress on the contribution to the IRRA
volume |
| Item 9 |
8/21/1963 |
Letter from Philip Taft noting the contribution from Howard Jenkins
to the IRRA volume was not yet received |
| Box 1, File Folder 12 -
Bureau of Labor-Management Reports 1959-1963: Taft-Hartley Amendments |
| Item 1 |
Nov. 16-19, 1959 |
Daily press releases (4) - articles by General Counsel Rothman,
National Labor Relations Board, discussing major points of the new
labor law which took effect November 13. (Not intended to express
views of 5 Board Members) |
| Box 1, File Folder 13 -
Nomination to NLRB 1963: Recommendations |
| Letters of recommendation for Howard Jenkins, Jr. nomination: |
| Allott, Gordon — US Senator, Colorado |
| Braxton, Charles R. - Administrative Assistant, National
Alliance of Postal Employees |
| Brown, Rev. Russell S. - Father in Law |
| Haggerty, C. J. |
| Hall, Paul - President of Maritime Trades Dept. AFL-CIO |
| Jenkins, Martin D. - President of Morgan State College |
| Leet, Harry M. |
| McClure, Stewart E. - Chief Clerk, United States Senate |
| McDermott, Albert L. |
| McNichols, Steve |
| Mitchell, James P. |
| O’Connell, James T. - Vice Pres. Hudson Pulp & Paper
Corp. |
| Piper, Percival R. - Attorney General of State of Michigan |
| Previant, David |
| Rogers, Bryon G. - House of Representatives, Colorado |
| Smith, Avery J. |
| Wirtz, W. Willard - Secretary of Labor |
| Box 1, File Folder 14 -
Nomination to NLRB 1963: Congressional Hearings |
| Item 1 |
8/14/1963 |
Nomination Hearing before the Committee on Labor and Public Welfare
United States Senate — booklet |
| Item 2 |
8/14/1963 |
Statement of W. Willard Wirtz, Secretary of Labor before the Senate
Committee on Labor and Public Welfare in Behalf of Howard Jenkins,
Jr.’s Nomination to the NLRB |
| Item 3 |
8/14/1963 |
Transcript of the hearings Committee on Labor and Public Welfare
of Howard Jenkins, Jr.’s Nomination to the NLRB |
| Box 1, File Folder 15 -
Nomination to NLRB 1963: Notes (contacts) |
| Item 1 |
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Office of Board Member Philip Ray Rogers |
| Item 2 |
|
Candid evaluation of Philip Ray Rogers’ staff |
| Item 3 |
|
Contact list — Senate, House, Labor AFL-CIO, Labor - Executives,
Management |
| Item 4 |
|
Resume for Arthur Christopher, Jr. |
| Box 1, File Folder 16 -
Nomination to NLRB 1963: Press |
| Item 1 |
8/19/1963 |
Invitation to attend the swearing-in ceremony |
| Item 2 |
8/29/1963 |
NLRB Press Release — “Howard Jenkins sworn in as member of NLRB” |
| Item 3 |
8/30/1963 |
Newspaper — “Jenkins becomes first Negro on NLRB” |
| Box 1, File Folder 17 -
Nomination to NLRB 1963: Acceptance Speech |
| Item 1 |
8/29/1963 |
Statement of Howard Jenkins, Jr. on the Occasion of his Swearing-in
as a Member of the National Labor Relations Board |
| Box 1, File Folder 18 -
NLRB Term 1963 - 1968: Correspondence |
| Item 1 |
8/19/1964 |
Edward B. Toles, Report of the Committee on the Judiciary to the
39th Annual Convention, National Bar Assoc., Baltimore, Maryland |
| Item 2 |
1/18/1965 |
Letter from Edward B. Toles regarding” The Negro Lawyer in Crisis,”
reprint in the Congressional Record, August 31, 1964 |
| Item 3 |
7/29/1968 |
Letter from Jonas B. Katz transmitting editorial “neither Strange
nor Unwanted” |
| Box 1, File Folder 19 -
NLRB Term 1963-1968: Memoranda |
| Item 1 |
2/17/1967 |
Transmittal slip with attached state statistics - from Ed Goodstein,
NLRB, to Jenkins re: 21 year compilation of state election date by
states located in those regional offices for which you are scheduled
to speak in connection with the 25,000,000th voter exercises |
| Item 2 |
7/27/1967 |
Cover letter from Jim Bunting, Exec. Dir., National Council of YMCA
re memorandum by Leo B. Marsh, Secretary, Counseling and Interracial
Services, National Board of the YMCA, memorandum on racial disturbances,
riots and YMCAs action plan improve racial relationships. Cover letter
for memo from Pres. Edward Foss Wilson and General Exec. Alfred C.
Rogers of YMCA of Washington, dated August 2, 1967 |
| Box 1, File Folder 20 -
NLRB Term 1963-1968: Press |
| Item 1 |
5/12/1963 |
Press Release - Stuart Rothman, General Counsel of the NLRB - authorized
the issuance of an unfair labor practice complaint which raises the
question whether unions violate the Act where two sister local unions
segregated on the basis of race maintain a system of job referral
based on race |
| Item 2 |
5/15/1963 |
Press Release - - Dept. of Justice, Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy
- Hughes Tool Company. “As the president said in his Civil Rights
message last Feb. ‘racial discrimination in employment is especially
injurious both to its victims and to the national economy’” |
| Item 3 |
Jul-63 |
Newspaper Articles (short) re appointment: Article in “Religion
and Labor,” Bulletin of the Religion and Labor Council of America
- August- September 1963; Washington Star 7/22/63; Washington
Post 7/23/63; Post 6/23/63; New York Herald Tribune
7/23/63; Washington Daily News 7/22/63; AFL-CIO News 7/27/63 |
| Item 4 |
8/30/1963 |
Newspaper Article - Evening Star (D.C.) - Howard Jenkins
Meets Staff |
| Item 5 |
Aug. -Sept. 1963 |
Newspaper Article - Photo and article |
| Item 6 |
11/8/1963 |
BNA Daily Labor Report - “NLRB member Jenkins Gives First
Speech” - does not feel bound by precedent or inhibited when urged
to travel new avenues of reexamination, but negative attitude re increasing
government controls over the collective bargaining process.” |
| Item 7 |
7/3/1964 |
Newspaper Article in Houston Paper - NLRB Member (Jenkins) Denies
Invading Rights Field - NLRB won’t invade civil rights field in the
wake of its historic decision on Hughes Tool Co. |
| Item 8 |
7/4/1964 |
Newspaper Article - “NLRB Action Against More Unions is Hinted”
Jenkins in address to labor law section of Texas Bar Association said
“Where the factual situations are analogous to those presented in
Hughes Tool, we can and will revoke a union’s certification.” |
| Item 9 |
7/4/1964 |
Newspaper Article re: Hughes Tool Co. |
| Item 10 |
7/4/1964 |
Newspaper Article in New York Times — “Unions and Civil
Rights: Drive Against Discrimination viewed as Producing Unexpected
Side Effects” |
| Item 11 |
7/6/1964 |
Newspaper Article in Washington Post — “Fair Employment
Milestone” |
| Item 12 |
7/6/1964 |
Newspaper Article in Washington Star — “A Major Breakthrough” |
| Item 13 |
7/6/1964 |
Newspaper Article in Detroit News — "NLRB Bias Weapon” |
| Item 14 |
7/8/1964 |
Newspaper Article in Washington Post — “Fair Representation” |
| Item 15 |
7/9/1964 |
Congressional Record — Fair Employment Milestone — Statement
by Senator Goldwater |
| Item 16 |
9/14/1964 |
NLRB Press Release - “NLRB Orders stop to Texas Longshore Work Allocations
Based on Racial Lines,” Hughes Tool Company |
| Item 17 |
10/24/1964 |
Newspaper Article in The Post Tribune - “Prominent Labor
Official (Jenkins) visits Dallas,” with photo |
| Item 18 |
1/6/1965 |
Transmittal from Tom Healy to Mr. Jenkins - approval of press release
draft - “cases expected to go out today.” Draft press release - “N.L.R.B.
Directs Elections in Various Employee Unions in New York-New Jersey
Department Stores’ - directed collective bargaining elections - Jenkins
dissent in all three cases. Dissent based on his assertion that factors
not sufficiently distinct to justify establishing them as separate
bargaining units. Handwritten changes by Jenkins. |
| Item 19 |
5/10/1965 |
News from U.S. Department of Labor - Allegation that Negro ministers
acted in effect as union agents in a union election case involving
Negro workers in Baltimore laundries is reviewed |
| Item 20 |
1/18/1966 |
NLRB release — NLRB Appoints Eight Trial Examiners |
| Item 21 |
3/13/1966 |
Newspaper Article in Long Island Press - “Tri-County Forum
to Hear Howard Jenkins of NLRB” |
| Item 22 |
6/24/1966 |
Newspaper Article in The Atlanta Constitution - NLRB’s
Jenkins Appeals to Lawyers on Labor Statutes - lawyers must educate
their clients, both union and corporate management, to accept the
basic concepts and voluntary labor law |
| Item 23 |
9/8/1966 |
Newspaper Articles - Tulsa Daily World - Picture of Jenkins
on panel, “Management Meets the National Labor Relations Board,” Labor/Industry
Seminar. Undated Article re seminar |
| Item 24 |
12/9/1966 |
Daily Labor Report - “The Emerging Law of Secondary Boycotts:”
Remarks of Guy Farmer, Former NLRB Chairman (Official Text) |
| Item 25 |
3/9/1967 |
Rocky Mountain News - “Parallel Goals’ Labor Peace Key”
- speech at luncheon, reduce government involvement to minimum - problems
of industrial community reflection in of socio-economic problems of
nation. Two fundamental democratic principles: Preservation of the
rights of the individual and preservations of free democratic institutions |
| Item 26 |
3/10/1967 |
Newspaper Article (Milwaukee, Wisconsin) - “NLRB Aide Lauds Bargaining”
- Jenkins in favor of collective bargaining to keep free of governmental
controls |
| Item 27 |
3/22/1967 |
Daily Labor News - 4 articles on Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing
appeal before Supreme Court of Appeals Court (7th Cir.) decision affirming
NLRB decision that Unions can fine members who cross picket lines
during strike. Solicitor General Thurgood Marshall argued case before
Supreme Court for NLRB. |
| Item 28 |
4/13/1967 |
News from Washington About - “trend in union membership
is again on the upswing both nationally and regionally, according
to Howard Jenkins Jr.” - statistics on elections won by unions in
the seven Colorado River Basin states |
| Item 29 |
Aug. 1967 |
Newspaper Articles (4) - 8/17/67 - Denver Post and Gazette
Telegraph, 8/26/67 - Washington Window, Undated - Article
by John Herling |
| Item 30 |
8/8/1967 |
Gazette Telegraph - Coverage of Jenkins speech at the Urban
League of the Pikes Peak Region - blamed racial unrest on discrimination
(particularly economic). Said private industry must solve job discrimination.
In one article when asked to comment on King’s talk Tuesday in Atlanta
- Jenkins said “he doesn’t believe Dr. King, Stokely Carmichael and
H. Rap Brown have large active followings, but. . . there are 20 million
Negroes who may not agree with the methodology of these militant leaders,
but they can’t help but agree that there must be an end to job discrimination
and the start of better housing and equal rights.” |
| Item 31 |
3/18/1968 |
Newspaper article in St. Louis Dispatch - St. Louis, Missouri
speech re: Collective Bargaining |
| Box 1, File Folder 21 -
NLRB Term 1963-1968: Speeches 1963 |
| Item 1 |
11/8/1963 |
“A Jurisprudential View of National Labor Policy” - Speech at the
Annual Meeting Conference of National Organizations - Miami Beach |
| Item 2 |
11/18/1963 |
“Social Action in the World of Work” - Speech at the Annual Meeting
observing Equal Opportunity Day - Kansas City |
| Box 1, File Folder 22 -
NLRB Term 1963-1968: Speeches 1964 |
| Item 1 |
1/6/1964 |
“Revolutions in Collision” - Annual Observance of carver memorial
Week - Pittsburgh, PA |
| Item 2 |
1/27/1964 |
“1963 Outstanding Citizen’s Award to Rev. E. Franklin Jackson” —
Twelfth St. Branch YMCA - Washington, D.C. |
| Item 3 |
2/20/1964 |
“Three Rs of Brotherhood” - Brother Assembly of Northwood High School,
Silver Spring, Maryland - with brochure |
| Item 4 |
3/15/1964 |
Speech (with drafts) at the Annual Meeting of the Baltimore Urban
League |
| Item 5 |
7/3/1964 |
Speech (with drafts) - “Collective Action, Individual Liberty and
the National Labor Relations Board” at Labor Law Section, Texas Bar
Association, Houston, Texas |
| Item 6 |
10/15/1964 |
“A Jurisprudential View of Unit Determinations” - Speech (with drafts)
at Institute on Labor Law — Dallas, Texas |
| Item 7 |
12/12/1964 |
Text of the Remarks at the Colorado and Denver Bar Associations’
Institute on Civil Rights in Colorado |
| Item 8 |
1964 |
Notes for speech |
| Item 9 |
1964 |
Material for St. Louis Speech for Member Jenkins (W.B.G.) re: Hughes
Tool Co. II |
| Item 10 |
4/9/1964 |
Program of National Association of Manufacturers - NLRB Conference,
Jenkins attended |
| Item 11 |
Dec. 1964 |
Program of NAM 69th Annual Congress of American Industry - Jenkins
spoke |
| Box 1, File Folder 23 -
NLRB Term 1963-1968: Speeches 1965 |
| Item 1 |
2/26/1965 |
Daily Labor Report “Educational Attainment of U.S. Workers Continues
to Rise Rapidly with One of Eight Men Having College Degree” - passage
marked re educational gap between white and nonwhite workers. Transmittal
from Jackson suggesting use for speeches |
| Item 2 |
5/10/1965 |
“Rights of Labor--Rights of Management” at Annual Meeting of the
Printing Industry of Illinois Association |
| Item 3 |
6/9/1965 |
Speech at the Annual Meeting of the Essex County Urban League, Newark,
New Jersey |
| Box 1, File Folder 24 -
NLRB Term 1963-1968: Speeches 1966 |
| Item 1 |
2/16/1966 |
Speech Notes — Baltimore, Maryland |
| Item 2 |
3/22/1966 |
Transcript of remarks to Tn-County Long Island Labor-Management
Institute, Garden City, NY; 2 brochures for speech |
| Item 3 |
6/23/1966 |
Speech at Seminar on Labor Law of the Atlanta Lawyers Foundation,
Atlanta, Georgia |
| Item 4 |
12/9/1966 |
December 9, 1966 - Bill of Rights Day speech at Morgan State College,
Baltimore, Maryland |
| Box 1, File Folder 25 -
NLRB Term 1963-1968: Speeches 1967 |
| Item 1 |
Mar-67 |
Speech in observance of the 25 Millionth Voter Program |
| Item 2 |
6/6/1967 |
“Lawyer’s Role in Labor Relations” - Federal Bar Association, Chicago,
Illinois |
| Item 3 |
8/8/1967 |
Speech before Section of Labor Relations Law, ABA, Honolulu, Hawaii |
| Item 4 |
8/16/1967 |
Speech (with drafts) at the First Meeting of the Urban League of
the Pikes Peak Regions — Colorado Springs, CO |
| Item 5 |
9/23/1967 |
Speech at the West Coast Regional Conference of the NAACP - Asilomar,
CA |
| Box 1, File Folder 26 -
NLRB Term 1963-1968: Speeches 1968 |
| Item 1 |
1/19/1968 |
Notes for speech at National Alliance of Postal Employees, Miami
Beach |
| Item 2 |
3/15/1968 |
Transcript of comments at the New State Bar Association, New York,
NY |
| Item 3 |
3/18/1968 |
1968 in St. Louis, Missouri - re: collective bargaining |
| Item 4 |
6/6/1968 |
Speech at University of Denver Law Alumni, 75th Year Celebration
- Denver, CO |
