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Editor James Monroe Voices On Coal Strike In 1940s News
Collinsville Herald editor James Monroe argues against private ownership loss of government control in a coal strike, urging private negotiations and warning that court injunctions threaten private property rights and the public interest. He cites Judge Goldsborough and President Truman, discusses government seizure limits, and calls for private contracts to end federal control.
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