The Steel Seizure Case: Briefs for the Government and the Companies and the Record Filed in the Supreme Court of the United States in the Steel Seizure Case (the Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company, Et Al. Vs. Charles Sawyer, Nos. 744, 745) Including Such Briefs for the United Steelworkers of America, CIO, and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Et Al., as Amici Curiae, Parts 1-2 |
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affidavit Amendment application April 24 April 9 Attorney authority Baldridge behalf Bethlehem Steel Company Bromley certiorari Charles Sawyer Civil Action Cockley and Reavis collective bargaining conditions of employment Cong Congress Constitution controversy counsel COURT Title omitted damage defendant defendant's DISTRICT COURT Title District of Columbia E. J. Lavino effect employees Esquire Executive Order 10340 executive power facilities File endorsement omitted Government granted Honor irreparable injury issued Kiendl labor dispute ment MOTION FOR PRELIMINARY negotiations officers Omitted in printing operation Pennsylvania petitioners plaintiffs Plymouth Meeting preliminary injunction President properties provisions pursuant recommendations remedy Republic Steel Corporation Secretary of Commerce Section seized seizure Sheet and Tube Stat statute steel industry steel products strike Supreme Court temporary restraining order terms and conditions thereof tion Tube Company Union UNITED STATES DISTRICT United States Steel United Steelworkers wage increases Wage Stabilization Board Washington Wilson Youngstown Youngstown Sheet
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