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TWO: Others are almed at abuses which Mr. Truman has said must be corrected. THREE: Mr Truman has J chided congress § for slowness to act ‘either on his proposal or a s0=lution of its own, ? and would be inconsistent if he J now rebuked cone gress - for acting or called its ace

The Case bills © "or Evans “fact - finding” and “cooling «off period” sections, these observers point out, are in important respects less drastic than the legislation asked, in a Truman message on Dec. 3, 1945, as essential to prevent disastrous strikes from wrecking the reconversion program. At that time the president proposed a fact-finding law applying to “widespread industries such -as steel, auto, aviation, mining, oil, utilities and communications,” and added that he did not intend to make this list exclusives In labor controversies affecting the whole reconversion process, he said, “the public through the federal government has a duty to speak and act.” Sought Legal Action When such a controversy could not be settled by collective bargaining, federal conciliation or voluntary arbitration, Mr. Truman sought legal authority for the following action: Pirst, for the ‘secretary of labor to certify that a work stoppage would “vitally affect the national public interest.” That done, the president would appoint a factfinding board within five days. The board would have 20 days to investigate and report, and the period might be extended by agreement of the parties. Until five days after the board had reported, a strike, a lockout, or any change in wages or working conditions, except by mutual agreement, should be made unlawful, the president said. In a radio address on Jan. 3, Mr. Truman told the nation: “I had hoped that congress would follow my recommendation or at least propose a solution of its own. It

y . [would then have a maximum of 60 i. |days in which to try to settle the i |controversy, and during that period

lating this provision would be guilty of an unfair labor practice; employees violating it. would forfelt Wagner act protection. *° The Case bill, ynlike Mr. Truman’s plan, would authorize the new federal mediation board to intervene in any labor dispute “affecting commerce” if collective bargaining breaks down. The board

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federal mediation board would certity when such a dispute threatened to cause “public hardship.” The president, as under his own plan, then would appoint a factfinding board. The board would have 30 days to report, and this “cooling-off period” might be extended to 60 days by mutual consent. A strike, lockout or any onesided change would be unlawful until five days had elapsed after a board reported. Employers vio-

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y ‘By EDWARD A. EVANS | Soripps-Howard Staff Writer WASHINGTON, June 6. —President Truman's study of the Case Labor bill will convince him that logically he can not refuse to sign it into law, some observers here believe. They give these reasons: ONE: Certain of the bill's main provisions are directly in line] with Mr. Truman's own request for a law to “provide adequate means for settling industrial disputes and avoiding industrial strife.” FORDHAM RECORDS SLIGHT EARTHQUAKE NEW YORK, June 6 (U.P). — A slight earthquake, centered about 4400 miles from New York City in an unknown direction, was recorded today on the Fordham university

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