Roosevelt Ultimatum To Coal Strike Parties
[lndependent Cable Service .] WASHINGTON, May 10. President Rosevelt today issued a virtual ultimatum to both sides in the coal strike deadlock, urging them to submit by tonight a plan by which production can be immediately resumed. More than 500,000 miners are out of work, and many, industries are facing disastrous closure.
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Northern Advocate, 11 May 1939, Page 6
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