Congress acts fast to curb railway strike with back to work law
A so called back to work bill sped through Congress after railway shop craft workers voted to strike. The president signed the measure shielding machinists from striking for 90 days and mandating compulsory arbitration. Debates questioned the speed and precedent of such quick legislation amid wartime economy concerns.
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Hanover Dinner Hosts List From Wausau Residents
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