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Robert N. Denham

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162:, Denham received unanimous approval by the US Senate Labor Committee. He received "full and independent powers to investigate violations, file complaints and prosecute offenders before the board." In August 1947, he supported an "Anti-Red Affidavit Rule" and so sided with US Senator 465: 470: 120:, Missouri. His parents were Robert Newton Denham and Sarah Compton. He studied in Missouri and Michigan, gained admittance to the bar in Texas, Missouri, and Michigan. 445: 250: 317: 143:(NLRB). He held "conservative views" and wielded "considerable influence" on labor-management relations and interpretations of the newly passed 480: 174:(CIO) would not have to sign an anti-Communist oath per the Taft-Hartley Act. In September 1950, President Truman asked Denham to resign. 171: 455: 450: 485: 440: 430: 140: 132:. Denham became an attorney for banking, brokerage, and corporate interests in New York, Florida, and on the Pacific Coast. 105: 93: 158:
While NLRB general counsel, Denham received considerable news coverage as a "quasi-Republican." Nominated by US President
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In 1928, Denham became a trial examiner. In August 1947, he became the
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In 1950, Denham resumed private practice. He lobbied for the
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During World War I, Denham served as second lieutenant in the
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People associated with Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft
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American counsel for the National Labor Relations Board
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Denham died aged 68 on June 18, 1954, in St. Louis.
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"Denham, Robert N. (1885-1954), Papers, 1919-1954"



"Robert N. Denham Dies; N.L.R.B. Ex-General Counsel Victim of Heart Attack"
"The President's News Conference: July 17, 1947"
"Labor: Fair Target"
"Denham Is Reported Determined To Keep Anti-Red Affidavit Rule"

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