Labor, Liberty, and Local Labor Strife Reflections
A fragmented letter condemns government handling of labor disputes during the steel strike era. It criticizes Governor Earle and calls out military intervention against workers while urging protection for honest labor in plants. The piece ties the Herrin Massacre anniversary to current labor tensions and questions liberal governance.
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Ansylvanie
Michigan
Andy
John Lewis
Earle
Herrin
Ilinois
Lewis
Wage Levels and Purchasing Power Cited in Debate
A speaker argues wages must rise across the board to sustain high wage earners. If prices rise faster than wages, consumers can buy less of the same goods, forcing employment reductions. The piece notes a low income segment in the producing population and calls for proportional wage increases.
Labor and the Wagner Act in Texas public view
A statewide column argues against radical labor interference and warns that the Wagner Act does not grant carte blanche to John L. Lewis and his followers. It stresses that labor must pay for what it produces, criticizes strikes and prison labor debates, and urges common sense over extremist promises while invoking historical anecdotes.
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Supreme Court
John L. Lewis
Lewis
CIO
Martin
Bia
Busic
Hia
United States
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