End of the soft coal strike signals possible peace
Our Daily Bread notes that the soft coal strike appears to end with miners returning to work under terms aligned with John L. Lewis. It contrasts railroaders, who compromised under government pressure, with miners and rails unions, criticizing government labor policy as dangerous and divisive.
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