One program established by this legislation was headed a man nicknamed "Old Iron Pants."  John Dickinson drafted one version of what would eventually become this bill, and Jonathan Alter argues that it was partially written to kill a Hugo Black-sponsored bill mandating a 30 hour work week.  Pat Harrison and Bennett Champ Clark tried to water down provisions in its contentious Section 7[a], which like the earlier Norris-LaGuardia outlawed yellow dog contracts.  It urged the public to sign on to the slogan "we do our part" and mandated open price filing.  After its initial enactment, minimum wag
One program established by this legislation was headed a man nicknamed "Old Iron Pants."  John Dickinson drafted one version of what would eventually become this bill, and Jonathan Alter argues that it was partially written to kill a Hugo Black-sponsored bill mandating a 30 hour work week.  Pat Harrison and Bennett Champ Clark tried to water down provisions in its contentious Section 7[a], which like the earlier Norris-LaGuardia outlawed yellow dog contracts.  It urged the public to sign on to the slogan "we do our part" and mandated open price filing.  After its initial enactment, minimum wages were required by the president's "blanket code."  It prompted the formation of an agency governed by Hugh Johnson and represented by a Blue Eagle, although Title I of it was struck down in the Sick Chicken Case.  For 10 points, name this New Deal legislation that created the WPA and NRA.
One program established by this legislation was headed a man nicknamed "Old Iron Pants."  
National Industrial Recovery Act [or Act of June 16, 1933; do not accept "National Recovery Administration" or "NRA"]