Series VIII. Miscellaneous Meetings

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{"value"=>"<p>The files are arranged chronologically, and include correspondence, chiefly invitations, and miscellaneous papers. The thirty special meetings most often took the form of ad hoc luncheons convened to deal with NCF's more urgent concerns, such as arranging a homecoming welcome in April of 1919 for Samuel Gompers and the AFL labor mission to Europe; Seth Low's bill to amend the Sherman Anti-trust Act; the arbitration of industrial disputes; and the question of how union membership could affect a civil servant's relationship to the government. Some of these meetings also demonstrate NCF's methodical approach to events and issues, proceeding from low-level miscellaneous meeting to departmental study to full-scale corrective project, such as the report on old age dependency published by the Industrial Welfare Department. For a complete list of these meetings, see the Container List for Boxes 410 and 411.</p>"}
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  1. Industrial Arbitration
  2. Jan 12, 1907
  3. Special Committee of Five. re: Sherman Antitrust Act
  4. The Question of Public Employees' Organizations to the Government
  5. National Geographic Society
  6. Labor Situation
  7. Luncheon to meet Charles S. Barrett
  8. Sir Newton Moore
  9. Permanent World Peace vs. "Peace at any Price,"
  10. Industrial Preparedness
  11. Luncheon to meet Judge Maurice Sheldon Amos
  12. British Labor Delegates. Correspondence
  13. British Labor Delegates. Minutes and Miscellany
  14. Inter-Party League for Restoration of Free Russia
  15. Archibald E. Stephenson
  16. Apr 4, 1919
  17. Labor Mission of the American Federation of Labor
  18. Senator Lusk
  19. Socialist and Bolshevist Teaching
  20. Lusk Committee
  21. School Text Books
  22. Samuel Gompers
  23. Disloyal Germans
  24. Industrial Problems
  25. Anti-British Sentiment
  26. Fourth Industrial Safety Congress Committee
  27. Campaign Against Socialism and Bolshevism
  28. Minimum Wage and Social Insurance
  29. Can Health Insurance Be Made Safe for the Medical Profession?
  30. Teachable Facts on Bolshevism and Sovietism
  31. Collective Bargaining
  32. Conference on the Study of Socialism
  33. Methodist Clergy
  34. Constitutional League
  35. Defensive and Constructive Loyalty
  36. Public Health Education Committee
  37. Capital and Labor
  38. Public School Situation
  39. All American Meeting
  40. The Russian Question
  41. Ben W. Hooper
  42. United Mine Workers of America
  43. National Student Forum's Series of Placards
  44. Cyrus W. McCormick
  45. Prosecution of Communists in Michigan
  46. William O. Lee
  47. American Foreign and Domestic Policy
  48. Russian Famine Relief Organizations
  49. Fish, Hamilton
  50. Commericial Relations with Soviet Russia
  51. Boycott of Japan