World War of Words Echoes in Labor and Economy Debate
A wide front of issues from government wage policy to social security moves contrasts union resistance with national relief plans. The piece notes President and Congress positions on strike breakers, old age pensions, employment programs, and international economic pressures, reflecting tense 1930s labor politics and economic policy.
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