Show - 7 ' Houses Passes Address Strike Curb Meet Bill 306-1- VITAL TO ALL Text of Truman To Joint Congress i i 0 one chang'e In the bill !only the expiration date to July Slash Size Short On Newsprint 1' Papers Following the president's proposals made personally at a foint session the house by unanimous voice vote passed a resolution callcoming for a joint senate-hous- e mittee to study the needs for 3 print supply came by boat and it would carry on "as usual" The Washington Star which previously banned most advertising said it also would limit daily editions to 12 pages and the Sunday edition to 24 pages The withheld announcement of a n y curtailment until Monday The two largest circulation newspapers in New Mexico the Albuquerque Tribune and the Journal reduced their size to four pages and eliminated all ads due to the rail strike ThP Pittsburgh the Rockford Ill Morning Star and the Register Republic and newspapers in Toledo 0 and Birmingham Ala were among those which limited advertising to death and church notices and a restricted few other classified ads Timem-Heral- d ! I Zile Salt Cake Zeibune A5 Sunday May 26 1946 ' Truman Scoops Radio News On Strike-EnBroadcast – d -- further legislaContinued from rage One fly Associated PTCNII WASHINGTON "1 understand you couldn't get: tion and to make recommendations May 25 (UP) — would en (111 stagit in this country Newmpapers sharply cut in size WASIIINCITON May 25 a out on Truman bill mostly providing to congress on these needs kick committee the networks with the settle got big apI 'lire is the text of Pres Trilman's nate and decay I am here not The resolution sponsored by and minua display advertising oae of an otherwise ment eery-icmediation announcement" he told the for day grim Saturday strengthened Saturday in numeroumshort-live- d addrese Saturday to a joint me- only to urge speedy action to meet Rep Smith (D) Virginia calls for peared able to scoop the radio reporters "1 had by being ten deas over the the ale° but crisis immediate the country you shut off" ssinn of congreae: a committee—seven networks on the official announcerail strike depleted newsMr The bill bears a provistion bar- from the senate and seven from Mr Reconversion Presid John W Speaker liberate and weighty conalideration Diiector ment of the railroad strike settleprint supplieL members of the congress of the of any legislation which might af- ring employes' contributions to the house to say: ment Snyder interrupted fect the rights of labor In some weatern cities the rail 'United Statea: The settlement was not formal"He scooped you" House Suspends Mare The benefits which labor hex union health and welfare funds not 1 deeire to thank you for this strike only made more acute an announced until "That's the first tirme I've ever the after ly presiyou gained in the last 13 years mukt equally adminiatered by manageThe legislation was adopted by already aerious newsprint shortdent was on the air with his speech done that" the president added as privilege toof appearing beforewhich I voted all these be L for Lewis w ment t and labor John caused a premerved in order the house under virtually unpre- age urge legislation by to congress The networks could he stepped Into his car to return 1 deem eamential to the welfare of benefits while I 'was a member of wants such a fund for his mine cedented procedure whereby regustrike of loggers in British Conot interrupt him to make the an- to the White House our country congress AN president of the workers union lar rules were suspended for the lumbia The announced plane of nouncement The announcement of the setThey had to wait United Statem I have repeatedly aeveral western papers during the until the president himself made it tlement was handed to Mr Truman day l'arslyted by Strike but not rete'ntion Only their Salient Features urged Prior to the action the legisla- past week to eliminate dimplay adlater to hie radio listeners from On a slip of paper midway In his For the past two days the NI their improvement I 011111 contors Mr Truman make vertiming and limit the size of had heard the howl() chamber by interrupting epeech by Leslie Biff le secretary senate been had The debating an Con has been in the grip of a rail- tinue to do no 0 his own xpeech of the eenate impassioned plea for speedy ac newspapers to from four to eight Before the prem 13 A bill since coalition tho we are However to what May dealing road etrike which threatene of his plan pagem aprcad to eamtern papers Mr Truman's simile announce- dent entered the houme chamber ceptance Is not labor RA a whole of fttpublicana end Democrats The president hart asserted thst Friday as the rail strike cut into ment wag: he askyd his naval aide Capt paralyze all Iour industrial Agr- with t WASIIINOTON May 25 Cur) commercial and social life iculture ma"The rail trike has been mettled Clark Clifford to try to get In action was imperstive to prevent newsprint suppliea unaffected by wrote substantial it into Men et by Handful thoussndm of workers from being the logger's walkout theme salient retiturtA: —Sen Vayne 1 Morse (10 Ore- on terms proposed by the pres- touch with John It Hteelman opt Friday night 1 tried to point We are dealing with a handful jorities 1 in Tulsa Okla cut out gon Ott to the American people the An antirocketeering provi- harmed by the actions of their cial presidential Assistant Paper! Saturday resigned from the ident" bleak picture which we faced et of men who are striking againet ion similar to the lenders all do4play 11(1$taking am early The even did The naval aide reached Steel smile ttrit president Lome and abroad if the strike Is their own government and against liobba bill which hita The nietwire at Mr Trumen's am May IR duft to the shortage senate labor committee in protest hit that—illthough the crowded nine who was in conference with languished one fellow of citizene In senate committee their every own suggestion is effective only caused by the Canadian strike permitted to continue against the administration's de- chamber rome as one with applause the striking rail union heads and The disaster will Olpittel no one and ageinst themselves The Fort Worth Tex Star Tele- cision to send the prenident'a anti- and cheeroi 2 A prohibition signinst see for mix months after the "cessathe operators At the Metier hotel are dealing with a handful It will beer equelly upon busineam- of We Mr Truman didn't mile even After the president started speak which a union tion of hostilities" am proclaimed gram with a newmprint supply cut etrike bill to the interstate coinby boycotto ondary men within who it their have men workers termer and upon 6014 by the Canadian strike was once during his entire appearance might otherwise block tho dis- by the president Democrats reduced in size to form eight to 12 inerce committee evrry citizen" of the 'United Metes power to cripple the entire era- tribution or sale of goods by Manat the joint session Ills face was Eight "Wait a minute" Steelman told Coffee Morse a member of the labor grim and Food raw materiels fuel ship- nomy of the nation Creen Fee pages before the Thursday railroad he read rapidly and ner- Clifford "They're jUst about to Delacy union Crosser Ufacturers rival employing temporary legislation No further reduction was committee eince he came to the vously from hie manuscript But sign" Neely O'Brien of Michigan and strike ping housing the publin health to I request take care of this immediate groups — four Republicans — announced When they did Steelman flaahed when he left the capitol building Renate in 1945 made a speech the public afety—all will be dan3 Savage A unions section making D Luce one to C and Buffett which word he Smith "runaround" chat the with Clifford wrote It on a the Hundreds of crisie I requeet permanent 3egislathe Bishop to Only geroutily affeeted of Washington palmed for suit violation by ubjeet of Ohio—and :Marcentonio (Am newspaper reported no effect on "'senate ottrategiste" bypammed the tholiaands of liberated people of tion leading to the formulation of collective who accompanied him to Blip of paper and gave it to Biff le contracts bargaining e labor policy designed 4 A denial of Europe and Agin will die who a act lab) New York voted against Its newsprint supply by the rail labor committee which has many Capitol 11111 and then his face lit who ran to the rostrum from which could be saved if the railroads to prevent the recurrence of such rights to union of Wagner The Pont said its news labor supporters strike the president was speaking up with a broad grin or passsge of the bill foremen crimes and generally to reduce other were not now tied up mploye mupervisory oltoppeges of work in all indwitrlea 5 A provision for emergency will Use Armed Forces for the future g boards such as Pres I the that I As stated Friday night unless temporary Truman suggested months ago request the railroads are manned by re- legislation be effective only for a 6 An amendment providing a turning strikers I shall immediate- period of Rix menthe after the decy off period before I or by the strikes cooling ly undertake to run them by the laration by the president could be called legally in congrese of the termination of disputes where a federal army of the United States I' media' I assure you that 1 do not take hoktilitien It ehould be applicable tion board had intervened 'ki 41 ter it to in few induntries those this action lightly But there is only '': Mediation Board rrt I"41 no alternative This Is no longer which the president by proclamaa dispute between labor and man- tion declares that an emergency ' A section setting up a mediaagement It has now become a has arisen which affects the en- tion board and a proprovision strike against the government tire economy of theAlnited States hibiting union interference with Itself That kind of strike can It should be effective only in those farmers' delivery of perishable Belted cardigan of summer never be tolerated If allowed to situations where the premident of It kAdat to market were left inIs continue government will break the United States has taken over products with gold studdad tact gabardine the operation of the industry down Strikes against the govern' deof the Apparently weary long bolt front kick pleat 16 to 18 ment must stop I appear before I Defines Terms bate the senate—without discusyou to requeet immediate legisa broadly worded 2975 In inich situations where the Mon—adopted 1 Litton designed to help stop them ' 16" a to amendment it 4 )) making felony I am sure that some of you preeldent has requested the men interfere with or delay the move1 IC' : may think that I should have taken either to remain at work or to ment of commerce The addition 1 a while return to and such work iri''' action earlier this 1 and that I was made on a roll call vote of :40 '" -should have made this appearance requeet is ignored the legifilation SD to 22 ‘ bore before Saturday The reason should: While waiting for the formal a Authorize the inetitution of 4or that I did not do so was that I committee report on the presi' ' i''''''° ' or proceedwas determined to make every injunctive mandatory senate bill 50 dent's the approved 4 for:::71111" leader union to 28 a proposal by Taft to make possible human effort to avoid this ing) against any Nbota: '0 c' strike against the government and bidding him from encouraging or unions liable — -to for violation suit I1 to make unnececsary the kind of inciting members of the union to of contract and to deny Wagner I 1 leave to to or work their eil::‘ Iflislation which I am about to act rights to union members who return to work: eubjecting him to s in a "wildcat" strike request engage contempt proceedings for failure Mediation Unit Bill to obey any order of the court Superiaed Negotiations t For months publicly and pri- made in such proceedings: The amendment thus was at'0 b t of workers their Deprive r been I have committee-approved Irately tached to a pending supervising and directing negotiations between seniority rights who without good bill setting up a federal the railroad companies and the cause perbist in striking against mediation board and prohibiting i I : 20 different railroad unions I theC government:criminal interference with farmers delivery t Provide penalties of perishable products to market have beers doing the same with i and union against employers disto 1 24 53 the labor call of to roll respect pending tally leaders who violate the provisions theBymenate adopted ‘'t an amendment pute in the coal mines Time and of I c C i act the ( at aimed unions from k again I have seen the leaders of preventing The legislation should provide blocking sale and distribution of I the unions and the representatives I after the government has goods of the operators manufacturers Many hours that by produced i t ' i have been spent by me personally taken over an industry and hills employing nonunion workers or efir77::' tfr ' ''''' and many days have been spent directed the men to remain at rival labor unions 1 01' or to return work work the is' wage og'"''0The measure embodying Pres r by my representatives in attempt- scale be fixed either 41111Lif by negotiation Truman's far - reaching recom41 ing to negotiate settlements of or : f by arbitrators appointed by the mendations was approved by the these disputes I assure you that it was not premident and when so fixed it Interstate commerce committee easy to be patient But until the ehall be retroactive ' unanimously but only after a 1 1 ‘ tussle over including the provision very last moment I made every Nfuet Ito To All effort to avert this crisis In fact allow him to use the draft as a to 1 legislation must be used weapon to end strikes rny representatives were in con- In 'Phi ference with the two striking rail- and a way that is fair to capital Sen Hoey (D) North Carolina road unions up to two hours before not labor alike The president will Raid the committee refused by a permit either aide—industry I took my pace at the microphone of 12 to 8 to eliminate that or workers—to use it to further vote section Friday night fight to strike it out own selfish interest or to was led The However when the strike actu- their Sen Johnson CD) by upon the government the Colorado ally broke against the United faint out of their Delilah aims He said the committee made States government which was try- carrying ' The of government op1 ) i ing to run the railroads the time eration profits wool cilivlot swill wfh 1043e ' If to annul(' the any go for negotiation definitely had of the United States notched collar patch packets can citizens against the extrat passed and the time for action had treamury As a part of this temporary ordinary inflation which may come Vites' 10 to IS arrived In that action you the legislation I requent upon us Delay by the congress !' congress of ithe United States and emergency au$21 the to is these congress pressures daily increasing I the president of the United thorize the immediately c president VI draft into and I urge immediate action States must work together—and the armed forces of the IT S all I have said that I am most we must wcrk fast workers who are on etrihe against anxious—as I am sure the majorTo Preeerve Government their government ity of the members of the conThe action which I have already theWord ha just been received that grees are—to do nothing which rail strike has been mettled would injure labor or the cause taken and the action which I shall 1 ask you to take are necessary for on terms proponed by the pesident of labor Theee meanures to come believe I the has may that time appear the preservation of our govern rnent That action is 111010 neces- you to be draatic They are I re- to adopt a compreheneive labor 0 that I recommend them only policy which will tend to reduce sary to save the great and mighty peat as temporary emergency expe- the number ofstoppeges of work rouses of working men and wom- dienta I p and only in cam" where and other acts which injure labor t t en from the dangerous effects of ' i ! the and misguided acts workers are striking againet the capital and tho whole population government The general right of workers of some of their own leaders to itrike against private employers I This particular crisis has been Asks Early Action I must be preeerved brought about by the obstinate I take this occasion again to re 0 e arrogance of two men They are Program early action by the conlin Alvanle Johnston president quest to continue the price conI sm sure however that adeof the Brotherhood of Locomotive grems trol and laws in an quate study and consideration can Engineers and Mr A F Whitney effective Mabilization e form The etoppage of produce permanent 0 president of the Brotherhood of work in many industries t has which will the reduce i legielation Itallway Trainmen Eighteen other brought about a decline of i Occasi Ons of number where that pro unions and all of the railroad com- duction which caused has to great ultimate remedy has be adopted panies of the nation are ready to preesure upon price levela We The whole subject of labor relarun the railroads These two men mtiet protect the worker whom tions should be studied afresh have tried to stop them I recommend the immediate I can weil appreciate the atti- we &Ai( to remain on their Jobe as well AR the millions of workerm creation by the congrems of a tude of thome members of the and those citizens of the who have remained on their jobs joint committee to make that United states outside of the con- and the millions of other Ameri study This committee should study the whole problem and gress who would seek to take venwithin a period of eix months geance for the unpatriotic acts of Tie-U- p bring in recommendatiops for apthese two men However I am propriate legislation which would mire that none of us wishes to be fair to labor and to industry take any action which will Injure i and to the public at large labor I make these recommendations Contribution Great e for temporary and legPORTLAND Ore 25 (tIP) islation with the same - The contribution of labor to the —The threat of a May emphasis e lumon each They ehould both be part growth of thia country in peace ber induatry tieup in the Pacific of one program designed to mainWho but Utahns better eppreciate California's way and to its victory In war la at northweet wan dimpelled Saturday tain ou Amrican system of free least as great as that of any other when the C I 0 International r with fairness and jusgroup in our population Without Woodworkers of America accept- enterprise tice to all the American citizena well paid well howled and well ed a with fashion Their incomparable eai'd-- w styling merely compromise wage offer of a who contribute to it rouriahed working men and wom general – 5c an hour raise PIL The agreement which climaxed t L It T EM et:—frmfor s eight week' of negotiations was ruly sisfers rmik echoes our own love of HEED A GARAGE? signed by J C ladling of the 1 e1141 union negotiating committee and It Waver Brick P chairman of the fir or Cindor Block 2S1 kernelTrial Is Haves Excess itold ''''ll under the soil—these two Who cater to their employera' committee Now le$Wm4 or DOUBLE MONEY SACK '144447:117: Nonprlority Motorist r:::a°)15''ffii new contract calla for 'rho 1:1pfd:''''' It VfoU elm outtor trion stiflot a ling goo Owl Wart minimum of retroan lonnsostiot hour Construction $110 uion two It vibe ot how Ora Po t you've a' gwvot 1404 Cis The et Ishirto Nio ftiOito 'kit netive to April 1 1940 climate as a means to unhampered beauty' ilotable your wow efto 4 twills Ii lot Prot Estimate PI tstfir Ilement a ' represented compromise t migIttist ths vvey Not 1110t botiN t111V from ' union's the &mend 'forms or Cask tohof flutes original tS4 Poet' pm vv to 1ppit IP 4 polio IA Nil 't flitIott tit Irina for mini an hour awl lothaqt owlo to wol thotlts Work Guorontood r ' Moro than 40000 lumber work nta 1110 eootutiltit 4 too frith efl PARIS SUITS--Seron- d ere in Tilt tootio thpvi hoi 0 tit tot ttvOf 200 hinusPe Idaho F Oregon Weehington informotion writ Pt4fionl htivei hod it taw oottost northern Californle end weetern 110 Iwo POIM 1"Ift tStriet h 011114611ittl ' ip24S' lot 121 TribTolo t h atiermt ot ptpwitt atol Ash Montana were affected tty the ac1 labor-manageme- nt Post-Gazet- te 1 -- Sen Morse Quits i Labor Committee 1ouse-iipprove- i t d three-reporte- ': J k 1 rs long-rang- fact-findin- ( 60-da- I )71m15 t f e 1 i t : t — 5 Ap ' ' ' xi A 6 -' i i - 00' 30-::0- A ! 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