Coal Mill Strikes Cause Government Distress

Coal Mill Strikes Cause Government Distress

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The video discusses a labor conflict involving John L Lewis, major steel companies, and the US President. 54,000 miners defied the National Defense Mediation Board's recommendation, seeking a closed shop. Despite 95% of captive coal mine workers holding union cards, President Roosevelt opposed forcing nonunion miners to join, likening it to Hitler's methods.

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What was the context of the showdown involving John L Lewis and the major steel companies?

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What was the significance of the 54,000 miners being called away from work?

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What was the main issue sought by the United Mine Workers during the labor dispute?

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How did President Roosevelt respond to the idea of compelling nonunion miners to join the Union?

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What comparison did President Roosevelt make regarding the method of compelling miners to join the Union?

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