The Archive · 1933

Pennsylvania Coal Strike Over Uniontown, Penn., Aug. 8

The situation in the Pennsylvania coal strike improved perceptibly today when over 100 heads of local branches" of the United Mine Workers Union, representing about 20,000 miners, agreed to return to work after an appeal had been made by the labour adviser to the National Recovery Act Admini The strike has now been more than a fortnight. Roosevelt personally intervened st week, after one man had been killed and dozens injured, effort to settle the dispute.

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