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Cambridge Tribune

Location

Cambridge, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1944

Page

5

Busy Weeks Ahead Seen for Congress

Congress plans a brisk run before the June 30 new fiscal year, aiming to clear at least 30 appropriation bills worth billions. Veterans aid and must-pass measures loom, while poll tax repeal and the Cannon Bankhead plan for 15 million dollars in war bond ads are stalled until after the recess. Many members seek to depart Washington for upcoming political battles.

Congress House Washington

Government vows crackdown as strikes threaten war effort

The article notes rising public support for a law to end strikes after Foremen in airplane plants walkout. Army officials condemn the action as a blow to invasion plans and Undersecretary of War Patterson accuses strikers of harming national defense stating that Germany would not need to bomb their factories.

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Strikes Threaten Invasion Plans, Says General Arnold

General Henry H. Arnold, chief of the army air forces, warned that strikes endanger invasion plans and cost lives. He said the actions have already cost 250 P-51 Mustangs and impede supplying fighters where and when needed. Foremen soon returned to work, but risk of renewed trouble remains as they seek a definite status ruling.

Henry H. Arnold Army Air Forces Arnold

Workers assert bargaining rights separate from management control

The text argues that certain employees should not be classified as management. It claims they deserve collective bargaining rights alongside management and seeks to define their status accordingly.

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