The sub., 1946-06-06
VeritUs Onlrlid Vincit

The soft coal mine strike is over-but the learned from this strike will forgotten. The spec tace of lawmakng body allowing itself to be thrown into hystercal frenzythe disgusting protra of mander in chief demanding dictatoral for himself order take away Labors right to protest in it's against wages and working condtons-and the American free press turning itself into propaganda machine spout ing madicons Labor and it's leaders in attempts to turn the American public against the Labor deliberately printing either half truths downright lies in edoriaizing stories of the strke-the radio commentators border ing apopexy in their vile interpretations for the public consumption of their version of strikes and strikers
 could very we'll be amusing not for the terri fc impact with which it strikes home and with such start ng-alarmng facts. Facts that cannot take in apah etic sence-that take passvely-terrbe facts that hit each and of us right n the bread baskets.
 imagine this great country at the mercy of sub sdzed press that has sold its brthrght right to print fairly unbiased to big business Just imagine this great country at the mercy of subsidized radio broadcastng system owned and controlled by big business trusts These two PUBLIC AGENCIES only sources of information dominated wholly and completely by their advertisers and stockholders business-and if further proof needed then all has to do look the recent soft coal and railroad strikes.
 While everyone read their morning paper or listened to their favore radio commentator then turned and cursed John Lewis the Mine Workers-how many thought to remember the squad living conditions of these Mine Workers and their famethe dangerous conditions under which these Mine Workers had to to In how many memories flashed the headlines of "mne blasts talk ing of ves How many people reading hearing the voc newspaper or radio accounts of the strike were
  amongst the Mine Workers by the mine bloody of miners by company guards and deputy sher s-or Harlan County and the annual coldbooded murder of miners that took place therehow many remembered that How thought to give at least equal blame to the mine operators WHO KNEW THAT THERE WOULD BE STRIKE if they did not negotiate contrac-these mine operators who dsgustngly fat and rich at the of these Mine Workers that they quick to condemn and strike down. How many newspapers and radio commentators blamed them?
 The Mine Workers militant and not to be buffed man. carrying the ball for all of Labor-we will benefit by their actions much they will eventually All prayers and blessing should to them and their fearless leader John L. Lewis They have deed and defeated every vicious and reactonary element in their fight push labor ever forward and result Labor has taken great step in the right direction. May all working people take page from the miners book of courage and may all live to the day when EVERY SINGLE WORKING MAN will carry card in the Union of his trade right next to his heart
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