Congress Eyes Anti-Strike Bill In Capitol Debates
Washington faces renewed push for anti strike legislation as labor and industry factions fail to reach accord at a 12 12 conference. Senate action looms with Ball and Connally bills tied to plant seizure and union status while President Roosevelt seeks quick agreement to keep defense plants operating.
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Byron Price sworn in as director of censorship in Washington. He promises coordination to avoid cross purposes among departments and asserts papers should inform the public about war, while withholding only material that could aid enemies. He favors returning to normal news emphasis, including sports and lighter topics.
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