President Truman vetoes Case Labor Disputes Bill in summary
President Truman returns HR 4908 to Congress without his approval, arguing the bill would not curb labor strife or boost production. He urges temporary emergency legislation and a joint congressional study to craft long term, comprehensive reform of labor relations.
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Mediation Board
Secretary of Labor
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Department of Labor
Conciliation Service
Commission
Ant
Labor Organization
White House
Truman
House
Senate
Rules Committee
Truman vetoes Case bill calls for permanent labor law overhaul
President Truman argues the Case bill would reshape labor policy beyond bargaining issues, risks private employer reach, and undercuts the National Labor Relations Act. He cites dangers of permanent labor legislation and urges Congress to craft a thorough, careful alternative with unemployment, health, and wage protections.
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MR. Truman
Norris-LaGuardia
Fire Rips G L F Feed Mill In Coudersport
A blaze destroyed the G L F feed mill, a farmers cooperative in Coudersport, Potter County. Damage was unofficially estimated at about $500,000. Local fire crews fought the flames early today.
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Couderport
G.L.F
Farmers’ Cooperative
Potter County
Gouin Resigns as France Formally Offers Resignation
Paris French President Felix Gouin submitted the collective resignation of his government to the inaugural session of France's Second Constituent Assembly. The move follows political advances toward a new constitutional body and marks a pivotal shift in the postwar government.
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Felix Gouin
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