Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. Post-Constitutionality: The NLRB's Vigorous Enforcement of the Wagner Act
2. Controversial NLRB Decisions: A Public Attack and a Political Reaction
3. The AFL-NLRB Alliance: Weakening but Still Effective
4. The AFL-Employer Alliance Solidifies
5. The Aftermath of The 1938 Congressional Elections: Senate and House Hearings on Amendments and a Special House Committee to Investigate the NLRB
6. Leiserson and Witt: An Internal Power Struggle
7. Communists and Other Leftists at the NLRB
8. The Special House Committee to Investigate the NLRB
9. The NLRB Under Investigation: Regional Directors, Trial Examiners, and Review Attorneys
10. The Smith Bill to Amend the Wagner Act
11. The Triumph of the Anti-NLRB Conservatives: A Green-Smith Alliance Leads to Passage of the Senate Bill
12. A New NLRB
13. A New Labor Policy
14. Concluding Observations
Notes
Index