In the opinion of the Service, it is entirely unlikely that further bargaining or mediation and conciliation could be successful in time to avoid serious production loss throughout this vital industry.
Harry Truman: “In the opinion of the Service, it is entirely unlikely that further bargaining or mediation and conciliation could be…”
On the recordJanuary 25, 1952
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Letter to the Chairman, Wage Stabilization Board, on the Labor Disputes in the Aluminum Industry.
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