Taft Heads Three Man Strike Mediation Board
Charles P Taft son of the late chief justice is named to a three man mediation board appointed by the U S Labor Department under President Roosevelts direction to resolve a strike impasse.
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1937
Page
3
Charles P Taft son of the late chief justice is named to a three man mediation board appointed by the U S Labor Department under President Roosevelts direction to resolve a strike impasse.
Washington reports contrast between a bold senate stand against adding six Supreme Court justices and a House move to block new taxes for District residents. The judiciary committee derides the plan as dangerous, while tax reform hearings probe schemes used to dodge taxes.
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