CIO And Mine Operators Meet To Negotiate During Strike

The transcript discusses efforts to resolve differences and reach agreements, with Dr. John R. Steelman expressing confidence in the process. Public assurance is given that there is no cause for alarm, while union leader John L. Lewis clarifies the union's stance on the shutdown, emphasizing their willingness to negotiate and keep mines operational. The overall sentiment is a desire for a swift resolution.

Who is responsible for directing the United States Conciliation Service?

• The CIO

• Veteran miners

• Doctor John R. Steelman

• John L Lewis

What assurance is given to the public regarding the situation?

• The CIO is responsible

• There is no cause for alarm

• The situation is under control

• There is a cause for alarm

What is John L Lewis's position on the shutdown?

• He blames the miners

• He blames the government

• He holds the CIO responsible

• He does not hold the CIO responsible

What did the miners offer during the negotiations?

• To reduce working hours

• To increase production

• To keep the mines operational

• To shut down the mines

What is the general sentiment among Americans regarding the situation?

• Desire for more negotiations

• Contentment with the status quo

• Anxiety for a quick resolution

• Indifference