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DIARRHEA

BLACKBERRY BALSAM

Thursday, July 10, 1947 MX. VERNON SIGNAL

CLASSIFIED Impartial jGroups Attempt Study of Business Flaws

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flic c r y o f m a n y o f t h e 160 .000 s o f t coal miners in 10 states as they staged* a general exodus from the pits .just 24" hours after the Taft-

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- Acting to avert a possible- national calamity, the. justice department immediately launched an Investiga-tion _tp determine whether an injunc-tion" can be brought against John -L. Lewis and his United Mine Work-ers union.

The Taft-Hartley act contains a-provision- authorizing the govern* ment to seek an injunction to toblt a national emergency strike, but the President woald be required to ritfme a board of inquiry to report to hjm first. That would take days, perhaps weeks' J'uslice department atlor-neys were attempting to determine whether an Injunction could , be brought without using the new law.

However, it was not immediately dear whether the miners had walked out of their own' volition or had done so upon the instigation of John L. Lewis and- other union leaders.

The United Mine-Workers union's contract- with the government ex-pires June 30. and. since the miners traditionally db'not work without a contract, their walkout was gener-ally regarded as jumping the gun on tlje contract's expiration.

STILL ALIVE: Revive Tax Cut

Chances for an income tax slash; which appeared to have gone glim-mering when President Truman vetoed the Republican - sponsored bill, calling for a four-billion-dollar' cut, rose again as the Republicans mddenly began a concerted move to repass the measure. .'-Reproaenlativa. Knutcon (Rep,,*. MInn.l. chairman of the house ways end moans committee, re-intro-duced the bill,, and Speaker of tbe House Joseph Maxtin (Rep.. Mass.) •aid It wOuId be) taken up by the house "at the first favorable oppor: tunily."

The regenerated bill, revised only to make the tax cuts effective Jan-

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ent approach to tKe question of labor-management relations. 'Since 1876. he said, congress or somebody has undertaken a survey every few years of the cause* of Industrial strife.

"ID my opinltm," said Golden, a big. slow-talking man with a calmly deliberate manner of speech, "tbe time has come when instead of looking Into the

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body know, so much about, we ought to try ,U discover bow much peace there ts, and what makes peace.'*" Then he made a direct appeal to

, us—press and radio -"frien—to help compile the names of as many firms as possible where labor and management get on. where' they settle their differences • without stril«5» He asked us to appeal to I the public to write In the namea of any such firms.

Buy U . S . Sav ing* Bonds !

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