Man and Labor Friction Over Taft Hartley Veto Strategy
The piece analyzes President Truman’s stance on the Taft Hartley labor bill, noting a political approach aimed at shaping labor support. It suggests the administration sought a veto that could be overridden to gain labor backing, while public statements contrasted with behind the scenes actions and press leaks.
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Truman
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Truman Veto Vote Shows Tight Senate Tug of Trust
A 1947 Gazette report notes a narrow Senate vote to override President Truman’s veto. Several Democrats opposed their party, with Wagner absent and Thomas abroad, while Tydings courted Republicans and Barkley urged voting according to conviction amid labor doubts.
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Sen. Wagner
Millard E. Tydings
Maryland
Leslie Biffle
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