Miners Readying for June Strike After Safety Shutdown
Report from Washington April 13 notes John de Lewis ordered a safety shutdown of soft coal mines. workers prepared to return but risk of a broader June strike lingered. Federal talks stalled. no new contract terms emerged with operators, potentially affecting two hundred ninety thousand tons of coal and national output.
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Lewis Act Opens Mines as Union Contract Standoff Faces Courts
The safety campaign split with operators pushing away Lewis motives while a court order curbs the United Mine Workers no-work rule during government control. The president allowed district chiefs to resume steam mining where mines are safe, with many pits anticipated to reopen Monday.
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