The United Automobile Workers of America, assured by the Governor, Mr. Frank Murphy' that state police would watch its efforts, announced to-day that it would distribute union literature to employees at the Ford plant to-morrow, The union announced that its plan, postponed earlier, would go through as the Ford Motor Ca, through attorneys, appeared before the National Labour Relations Board to hear charges that it had violated the Wagner Labour Relations Act, Common Pleas Judge Ralph W: Liddy, who sat as a one-man Grand jury investigating the riot of May 26 which fifteen union members were beaten when they sought to pass out union literature at the Ford plant, issued fifteen warrants against members of the Ford organization as the resuit of his inquiry.—Unmited Press.
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