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May 28, 1951
Trainman News
Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
What is this article about?
Robert N. Denham, ousted NLRB general counsel in 1950 at Truman's request, becomes lobbyist for Continental Baking Co. amid union bargaining petition.
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Former NRLB Counsel Denham New Lobbyist
WASHINGTON - Robert N. Denham, deposed general counsel for National Labor Relations Board, has found a home in the lobby trade.
He has just registered as lobbyist for Continental Baking Co. at $10,000 a year.
His company is now at odds with AFL Bakery Workers' Union, which has filed an NLRB petition asking for nationwide bargaining, except for Washington, D.C. and Berkeley and Sacramento, Calif.
Denham, NLRB counsel from 1947, quit in December, 1950 at President Truman's request, following repeated labor demands that he be fired.
WASHINGTON - Robert N. Denham, deposed general counsel for National Labor Relations Board, has found a home in the lobby trade.
He has just registered as lobbyist for Continental Baking Co. at $10,000 a year.
His company is now at odds with AFL Bakery Workers' Union, which has filed an NLRB petition asking for nationwide bargaining, except for Washington, D.C. and Berkeley and Sacramento, Calif.
Denham, NLRB counsel from 1947, quit in December, 1950 at President Truman's request, following repeated labor demands that he be fired.
What sub-type of article is it?
Biography
What themes does it cover?
Fortune Reversal
What keywords are associated?
Nlrb Counsel
Lobbyist
Continental Baking
Labor Dispute
Truman Resignation
What entities or persons were involved?
Robert N. Denham
President Truman
Afl Bakery Workers' Union
Continental Baking Co.
Where did it happen?
Washington
Story Details
Key Persons
Robert N. Denham
President Truman
Afl Bakery Workers' Union
Continental Baking Co.
Location
Washington
Event Date
December 1950
Story Details
Robert N. Denham, former NLRB general counsel from 1947, resigned in December 1950 at President Truman's request due to labor demands. He has now registered as a lobbyist for Continental Baking Co. at $10,000 a year, amid disputes with the AFL Bakery Workers' Union seeking nationwide bargaining.