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Wayne L. Morse

1900–1974

13 works

1931–1974 across 8 dated works

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A survey of the grand jury system1931
Survey of the administration of criminal justice in Oregon1931
With Ronald Hanna Beattie, University of Oregon. School of Law
The organization and function of state parole: an address at the Wisconsin Conference on state and local organization for crime control.1937
In the matter of a controversy between Dock Checkers Employers Association of San Francisco, complainants and Ship Clerks Association, Local 1-34, I.L.W.U., respondents involving disputes over a series of issues which culminated in the closing of the Port of San Francisco from June 17, 1939 to June 27, 1939, arbitrator's award1939
With Dock Checkers Employers Association of San Francisco, International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union

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Final report on 1771 felony cases in Multnomah County1974
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Will the War Labor Board hold the line on wages?1943
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Visit to Japan, India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Israel: report of Senate delegation named by the Vice President to respond to certain official invitations from foreign parliamentary bodies and governments.1966
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The organization and function of state parole: an address at the Wisconsin Conference on state and local organization for crime control.1937
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A survey of the grand jury system1931
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In the matter of a controversy between Dock Checkers Employers Association of San Francisco, complainants and Ship Clerks Association, Local 1-34, I.L.W.U., respondents involving disputes over a series of issues which culminated in the closing of the Port of San Francisco from June 17, 1939 to June 27, 1939, arbitrator's award1939
With Dock Checkers Employers Association of San Francisco, International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union
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Survey of the administration of criminal justice in Oregon1931
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Amending the Canal Zone code Report to accompany S. 28291948
With United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Armed Services
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In the matter of a controversy between the Ship Clerks' Union, Local 1-34, I.L.W.U., complainant and the Waterfront Employers Association of San Francisco, respondent Final Award. Involving certain issues over wages, hours, hiring hall rules, and vacations1940
With Ship Clerks' Union, Local 1-34, I.L.W.U., Waterfront Employers' Association of San Francisco
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In the matter of a controversy between International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union, District 1, complainant and Waterfront Employers Association of the Pacific Coast, respondents Involving arbitrability of Long Beach Hiring Hall issue. Arbitrator's Award. Official decision based on oral decision of March 11, 1940. W.L. Morse, coast arbitrator. Eugene, Oregon, June 5, 19401940
With International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union. District No. 1., Waterfront Employers Association of the Pacific Coast
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Statement ... [before the] separation of powers Subcommittee of Senate judiciary committee, July 20, 19671967
With United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on the Judiciary
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Freedom, federalism and the future1956
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In the matter of a controversy between Allied heavy construction and highway crafts, A.F. of L., complainant, and Associated general contractors of America, Portland chapter, respondent involving claim of hoisting and portable engineers of International union of operating engineers that wage scale set forth in contract of January 30, 1940, by and between Oregon ship-building corporation, party of the first part, and Building and construction trades department and Metal trades department of the American federation of labor and the International and local unions affiliated with the said departments and Building and construction trades council of Portland and vicinity, parties of the second part, should be paid by the Gilpin construction company in the performance of its contract with the Oregon shipbuilding corporation, said contract involving the construction of ways at the Portland shipyards. Arbitrator's award1941
With United States. Maritime Labor Board, Allied Heavy Construction and Highway Crafts, Associated General Contractors of America
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