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This collection is comprised of a broad range of publication materials associated with strikes, lockouts, and injunctions.

Notes

From the holdings of Princeton University Industrial Relations Library.

Contents

• [1] Strikes and the public interest / by Sumner H. Slichter, 1946
• [2] Conviction on "red" issue voided / New York Times, June 18, 1941
• [3] To end strikes: can democracy find a way? / by R. L. Duffus, 1934
• [4] London dock dispute / Ministry of Labour and National Service, 1945
• [5] Telephone strike discussed / by Henry Mayer, 1944
• [6] List of bibliographies on strikes / Library of Congress, Division of Bibliography, 1922
• [7] What do strikes teach us? / by Sumner H. Slichter, 1946
• [8] Public bill of rights urged to cut strikes / by Sumner H. Slichter, 1946
• [9] What can we do about strikes? / by Merlyn S. Pitzele, 1946
• [10] Wartime strikes in American industry / National Association of Manufacturers, 1942
• [11] Dry up the defense industry strike menace / National Metal Trades Association, 1941
• [12] Strike is upheld for closed shop / from New York Times, September 15, 1937
• [13] Sit-down ended in grand stores / from [New York Times], March 26, 1937
• [14] Act on delivery strike / source unknown, April 14, 1938
• [15] Some clerks aid strike at stores / source unknown, April 16, 1938
• [16] Philadelphia strike hits 4 big stores / from New York Times, April 13, 1938
• [17] Peace moves made in store strikes / source unknown, March 23, 1937
• [18] Stores strike ended / from New York Times, May 11, 1938
• [19] All grand stores face strike call / source unknown, March 25, 1937
• [20] Strike in 5 stores to be ended today / from New York Times, March 24, 1937
• [21] National strike, 1926 / from Labour Bulletin, July 1929
• [22] Opinion of the court / New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals, 1928
• [23] Strike and riot insurance today / Chamber of Commerce of the United States, 1938
• [24] Strike relief / by Helen G. Norton, 1938
• [25] Kenosha hosiery workers' lockout / National Women's Trade Union League of America, 1928
• [26] List of references on the right to strike / Library Bureau of Railway Economics, 1920
• [27] Selected list of material on municipal strikes / Public Affairs Information Service, 1920
• [28] Why do men strike? What's to be done? / by Louis Stark, 1945
• [29] Hepburn tells why he is fighting the C.I.O. / by Russell B. Porter, 1937
• [30] American woolen wins short-lived strike / from Business Week, March 11, 1931
• [31] Strikes - Paterson / source unknown, March 17, 1935
• [32] Some of the problems and fallacies developed through the two great strikes / by Ralph M. Easley, 1922
• [33] Strike at consumers' research / source unknown, 1935
• [34] President's strike figures / from New York Times, March 7, 1941
• [35] Dache firm wants election / from Women's Wear Daily, March 10, 1941
• [36] List of references on the right to strike / compiled by Mary B. Ladd, 1919
• [37] Fewer strikes - more prosperity / by Irving Fisher, 1928
• [38] Veteran and the strike situation / from Industrial Relations, a Dartnell Management Service, 1946
• [39] Strikes and lockouts in Canada during 1945 / from Labour Gazette, March 1946
• [40] In the nation: two states face problem of utilities strikes / by Arthur Krock, 1946
• [41] When a strike is called, who pays? / Darnell File, Labor Relations, 1946
• [42] Strikes in the pacific northwest / Northwest Regional Council, 1942
• [43] Cost of industrial disputes: a statistical study / by Noel Sargent, 1924
• [44] Organized lawlessness / National Metal Trades Association, 1940
• [45] Strike and the injunction - problems of remand and removal / by Benjamin Aaron, 1966
• [46] Memorandum on state anti-injunction legislation / National Committee on Labor Injunctions, 1933
• [47] Injunction in labor disputes / source unknown,1933
• [48] Compilation of the laws of various states relating to injunction in the case of labor disputes / Industrial Relations Section, Princeton University, 1928
• [49] Use of labor injunctions in the United States / by Idele Wilson, 1939
• [50] Coal operators fight anti-injunction bill / from New York Times, January 30, 1932.
• [51] Reports bill to bar strike injunctions / New York Times, February 3, 1932
• [52] Use of injunctions in labor disputes / Editorial Research Reports, 1928
• [53] Practical politics / Utah Associated Industries, 1928
• [54] Trade unions prevail in suit brought under Sherman act by organ makers / from New York Times, October 30, 1929
• [55] Use of injunctions in labor disputes / Editorial Research Reports, 1928
• [56] Mine injunction binds union's hands / from New York Times, October 12, 1927
• [57] Bedford stone case and what it means to American industry / from Law and Labor, May 1927
• [58] Bill no. 119, Senate / State of Wisconsin, 1931
• [59] Shipstead anti injunction bill S. 1482 / Counsel of the League for Industrial Rights, 1928
• [60] Labor injunction in Hawaii / by Paul F. Brissenden, 1956
• [61] Injunction curbs on pickets upheld / from New York Times, November 23, 1938
• [62] S. 935, report no. 163, calendar no. 176 / Senate of the United States, 72nd Congress, 1st Session, 1931
• [63] Anti-injunction bill up before congress / National Catholic Welfare Conference, Department of Social Action, 1932
• [64] Injunctions in labor disputes: list of recent references / compiled by Laura A. Thompson, 1928
• [65] Yellow dog ban is voted by senate / from New York Times, March 3, 1932
• [66] Norris gives way on injunction bill / from New York Times, March 10, 1932
• [67] Injunction bill signed by Hoover / from New York Times, March 24, 1932
• [68] Free injunction bill of mandatory clause / from New York Times, March 14, 1932
• [69] Lehman approves state norris act / from New York Times, April 27, 1935
• [70] Injunction bill action delayed / from Trenton Bureau, April 14, 1936
• [71] Labor injunctions in action: a five-year survey in Los Angeles County / by Benjamin Aaron and William Levin, 1951
• [72] Law and trade unions: the use of injunctions / by Alexander Szakats, 1975.

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