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The Daily Alaska Empire
Juneau, Juneau County, Alaska
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Postmaster General Farley argued in U.S. District Court that the Post Office can deny delivery of mailed food and clothing to Republic Steel plants in Niles and Warren, Ohio, amid a strike, accusing the company of trying to involve the government in the dispute.
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TO STRIKERS
TO BE DENIED
Postmaster General Farley
Makes Reply in Mandamus
Proceedings
WASHINGTON, June 22. - Postmaster General Farley contended the United States District Court and the Post Office Department have legal authority to stop deliveries of mailed food stuffs to the strike besieged steel plants in Ohio.
This is Farley's reply to the petition for a mandamus action brought against him by the Republic Steel. The latter sought to compel the Post Office Department to permit deliveries of food and clothing to the plants at Niles and Warren, Ohio.
Farley charged the corporation offered such packages for delivery primarily to involve the Government in the present industrial controversy.
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Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Niles And Warren, Ohio
Event Date
June 22
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Outcome
post office department authority to stop deliveries upheld in farley's contention; no deliveries permitted to avoid government involvement in strike.
Event Details
Postmaster General Farley replied to Republic Steel's mandamus petition, asserting legal authority to deny mailed food and clothing deliveries to strike-besieged steel plants in Niles and Warren, Ohio, claiming the packages were offered to draw the government into the industrial controversy.