Labor Laws and the Unions

At the time of this writing, labor bills have been passed by both the house of representatives and the senate in Washington, the bill that was passed by the senate being the more lenient of the two. The activities and practices of the labor unions and their leaders, in recent years, that were condoned by the New Deal, and enjoyed the protection of the Wagner Act, finally resulted in a reductio ad absurdum, especially in the attempt of Mr. Lewis to defy the very government of our country, and...