Truman Scoops Radio on Rail Strike Settlement
President Truman announced a railroad strike settlement on the floor of the House, noting networks delayed the reveal until after his speech. Steelman relayed word as union leaders reached a deal, with railroads signaling rapid resumption of service and ongoing coal-dispute considerations.
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Truman proposes temporary labor emergency act during rail strike
President Truman outlines a temporary emergency labor law to be used only in industries declared in national emergency. He urges a joint House Senate committee to craft long range policy while preserving workers right to strike. Congress should authorize draft of striking workers into armed forces if needed.
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Seventh baby dies amid shipboard illness claims
President Tyler could be released within 48 to 72 hours. One adult had bowel diarrhea, 17 infants mid diarrhea, nine infants upper respiratory infections. Thirteen other infants at Fort Hamilton Hospital from Zebulon Vance were improving. Mothers charged unsanitary conditions and lack of medical care aboard the ship.
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Soft Coal Crisis Near Resolution And Looming Draft Power
Krug and Lewis meet amid tense pre-deadline talks to extend a truce with miners as President Truman seeks broad labor control including draft authority for strikers against government property. Navy official Moreell predicts mines will open Monday with miners expected at work under Smith Connally Act penalties for strikes.
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