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June 9, 1934
The Nome Nugget
Nome, Nome County, Alaska
What is this article about?
In Washington on June 9, steel union insurgents revolt against a peace plan by Johnson and employers, vowing to present their own to the President and prepare for a strike that could hinder economic recovery.
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STEEL INDUSTRY READY TO STRIKE
STEEL STRIKE SEEMS MORE IMMINENT DAILY
(By The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, June 9. Amid a roar of bitterness, insurgents of the steel unions revolted against the peace plan approved by Johnson and the employers.
The union men swore they would see the President of the United States and present to him a plan of their own, and the hurry back to their homes and "prepare to fight."
The threat of a strike in the steel industry, which many officials fear will "hog tie" the recovery drive, today seemed more ominous than it has for the past week.
STEEL STRIKE SEEMS MORE IMMINENT DAILY
(By The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, June 9. Amid a roar of bitterness, insurgents of the steel unions revolted against the peace plan approved by Johnson and the employers.
The union men swore they would see the President of the United States and present to him a plan of their own, and the hurry back to their homes and "prepare to fight."
The threat of a strike in the steel industry, which many officials fear will "hog tie" the recovery drive, today seemed more ominous than it has for the past week.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Misfortune
Justice
What keywords are associated?
Steel Strike
Union Revolt
Labor Dispute
Economic Recovery
Peace Plan
What entities or persons were involved?
Johnson
President Of The United States
Where did it happen?
Washington
Story Details
Key Persons
Johnson
President Of The United States
Location
Washington
Event Date
June 9
Story Details
Steel union insurgents revolt against a peace plan approved by Johnson and employers, plan to present their own to the President, and prepare for a strike threatening economic recovery.