In times such as these, the parties to labor disputes owe it to the American people to make every effort to reach a settlement through collective bargaining and, that failing, to cooperate with their Government in maintaining or restoring production while their dispute is before the Board.
Harry Truman: “In times such as these, the parties to labor disputes owe it to the American people to make every effort to reach a…”
On the recordOctober 25, 1951
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Letter to the Chairman, Wage Stabilization Board, on the Settlement of a Labor Dispute Affecting the Production of Copper.
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