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The Daily Alaska Empire
Juneau, Juneau County, Alaska
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On April 10 in Washington, President Truman urged striking CIO packinghouse workers and meat companies to resume negotiations based on an inquiry board report, opting not to seek an injunction against the strike that began March 16.
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WASHINGTON, April 10.-(R
President Truman asked the striking CIO packing house workers and the major meat companies to renew negotiations in an effort to settle their wage dispute.
The President thus decided, for the time being at least, not to seek an injunction to end the meat industry strike which started on March 16.
no appeal after the White House released the report of an inquiry board analyzing the dispute.
Mr. Truman said that if the parties will study the report with an open mind, it can provide a basis for renewed negotiations looking toward a prompt settlement of the dispute.
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Washington
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April 10
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decided not to seek an injunction to end the strike for the time being; urged renewal of negotiations based on inquiry board report.
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President Truman asked the striking CIO packing house workers and major meat companies to renew negotiations to settle their wage dispute, following the release of a White House inquiry board report analyzing the dispute which started on March 16.