Bituminous miners face policy clash as strike possible
Washington February 27. Bituminous operators met to shape policy toward John L Lewis amid wage demands and talk of a strike. A 50 million ton coal deficit is forecast if the European war lasts into 1945. Interior Secretary Ickes warned consumer stocks are dangerously low and production may falter due to manpower shortages. Negotiations with the United Mine Workers begin Thursday.
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