the blue eagle emblem served as the symbol for the national recovery administration.
the blue eagle emblem served as the symbol for the national recovery administration.
which emblem served as the symbol for the national recovery administration?
the blue eagle
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bullet::::- morris, charles. "the blue eagle at work: reclaiming democratic rights in the american workplace." ithaca, n.y.: ilr press, 2004.









































bullet::::- ohl, john kennedy. "hugh s. johnson and the new deal." dekalb, ill.: northern illinois university press, 1985.









































bullet::::- paulsen, george e. "the federal trade commission v. the national recovery administration, 1935." "social science quarterly." 70:1 (march 1989).









































bullet::::- pennock, pamela. "the national recovery administration and the rubber tire industry, 1933–1935." "business history review." december 1997.
national industrial recovery act of 1933
between 1933 and 1945, arant served as either counsel to, or a member of, a number of agencies. he became special assistant to the united states attorney general and chief counsel for the petroleum administration board, national recovery administration, washington, d.c. in 1933. the next year he served as chairman of the regional labor board, sixth district, national recovery administration, and in 1942 was the public member for the fourth regional labor board in atlanta. arant was also a member of the board of appeals, district two, alabama selective service system from 1940 to 1945.
douglas arant