A small collection of letters, notes and telegrams. Examples are: a letter (1/24/63) from E.C. Thompson (Executive Secretary, National Mediation Board) to United Air Lines, Inc. re/ “subject of the form of ballot used by the . . . Board in conducting employee representation elections under Section 2, Ninth of the Railway Labor Act;” a letter (2/4/63) from E.C. Thompson (NMB) re/ further communication with United Airlines over their protest over the Board’s refusal to hold a public hearing in NMB Case No. R.3590; a letter (2/7/63) from E.C. Thompson (NMB) to Charles M. Mason (Senior V.P., United Air Lines) re/ acknowledge of previous letter and “The Board sees no useful purpose to be served by continuing the exchange of correspondence concerning the views of United Air Lines, Inc. on the various aspects of the handling of this case;” copy of letter (2/11/63) from Wilson to the Honorable Leverett Edwards (Chairman, NMB) re/ Wilson encloses “several letters we have received concerning the Case R-3590;” a letter (2/12/63) from E. C. Thompson (NMB) to Wilson re/ disagreement with United Air Lines over ballot issue in Case R-3590; a letter (2/26/63) from E. C. Thompson to Wilson re/ further information on “the current representation dispute involving employees of United Air Lines, Inc.” The company had now filed a suit against the NMB for a temporary injunction against an election; a letter (2/23/63) from James F. Sheahan (President, Assoc. for the Benefit of NonContract Employees) to Wilson re/ anti-labor union membership commentary from this Association thus their opposition to the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks filing of Case R-3590 “seeking to represent some 12,700 employees of United Airlines as their bargaining agent;” 10 copies of letters & telegrams (Feb.-Mar. 1963) re/ constituent and employee commentaries & Wilson’s response as to most not wishing to be represented in a broad sense of the term by one labor union.