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This supplements my memorandum to the Attorney General
dated July 24, 1943, outlining the scope of the investigation.
In that memorandum, at pages four to six, I set out, as
one of twelve "areas of investigation", a breakdown of alleged
unfair labor practices by subject Elshoff. It was noted, however,
bottom of page six! that the files of the Labor Board had not
than been fully analyzed, and that a supplemental memorandum
would be furniehd. ;
This memorandum sets out a more refined analysis of the
allegations of unfair labor practices by Elshoff, identifies the
evidence now available to us, and indicates certain desired in-
quiries in connection with each allegations These specifications
are not intended, however, to restrict the scope of the investi-
gation. The Bureau will feel free, and is requested, to inves-
tigate in this, as in other areas of investigation, to the limit
of the factual issues involved.
many documents selected from the files of the national Labor
Relations Board. These photoetats have been numbered on the
back, and in connection with each unf it labor practice,reference is made to photostats containing portig eviden _ ._,_l' </., ' 'In apprai sfi§, "¢t§! allegations and denee7iil{d -_withthe Labor Board by- the c@9Q5Q1_,92yes, it mu El: be rbmembered -'Q; ~1° A H D="~Y-En :3 s.:'~ .15
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that the fact of collusive payments from V.M.W. officials to
Elshoff was not then known. That fact is nos established, and,
as a consequence, the Progressives allegations, conjectures,
and suspicions appear in a more respectable light.
Chronologically, the alleged unfair labor practices
fall into four groups: '
A. Unfair labor practices prior to the closing of
the mine on Ray 12, l937, - the incubation of
the conspiracy.
B. Unfair labor practices between May 12, l§37, and
January 4, 1938, -- attempts to effect a U.H;¥.
coup d'etat.
C. Unfair labor practices from January L, 1938, to
November 7, 1939, ~ the period of siege and
starvation.
D. Unfair labor practices from Ncvenber'7, 1939, until
Perch, l?4l, -- favoritisn_in the struggle for mem-
bership.O
Ti Q4 Proof that nlsh i; was actually guilty of unfair labor
practices during the period-of the conspiracy is vital if prose-
cution is to be undertaken. Overt acts are not an essential
element of a Section 51 violation. It is theoretically suffi-
cient to prove merely that subjects conspired with a guilty
intent, but proof of intent, in the absence of admissions, is
necessarily circumstantial, and, therefore, as a practical matter
in case of prosecution, it would be essential to prove that
Flshoff actually did impose unfair labor practices, as it
would be alleged -- he was paid to do. .
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A. was UNFAIR LABOR PRACTICES PRIOR TO
THE CLGSING or rue MINE on MAI 21, 193?,
- TIE INSUBATION OF THE COIEPIRLCY
No specific allegations of u.nIair labor practices
during the period prior to May 12, 1937, were made by the
Progressives, and at present re have no direct evidence to
establish any such practices. It is established that during
.Aprri_L, 193?, and perhaps prior thereto, the United Kine
Workers were paying several Progressive members to campaign
for the United Mine Workers. The details of this activity,
however, are not known and, therefore, it is reqaested the
full scope of these activities be ascertained. This request
is set out in more particulars on page 3 of my mmorandum of
July 24, 1943.
If it is ascertained that Elshofi knew of these
practices and either acquiesced in, or encouraged than, an
unfair labor practice would be established.
The substance of the statements of all the subject-I
in respect to the agreanent to make the payments is to the
effect that a.n not
to ti e an understanding had been reached
between Elehofi and the U. M. W. officials that they would
cooperate to the and that U. M. W. should Fin over bargaining
rights at the mine. We have no tangible evidence to this ef-
fect and it is requested that the Bureau direct inquiries to
determine whether any evidence oi such an understanding prior
to Eay 12, 1937, can be uncovered.
O Apparently, during April of 1937, members oi the
s to United Lfine Workers attempted to cause the Progressive go
on strike by circulating rumors to the effect that an
contract signed April 23 1937, between Elshoff and cGil1
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1937, no , 1938, E .-.r'1~=.zs='rs TO
EIFFEIJT A con? msrm
0It is believed that during this period Edmundson
and Elshofi hoped that they could win the victory for
U. M. W, by drastic and immediate measures, such as signing
the closed shop contract with U. H. W. on August 13, 1937,
and the attanpt to reopen the mine on September 2'7, 1937.
These at-tmpts by s. coup d'et-at were frustrated by the so?
eessful efforts of the Progressives to have a Labor Board
election, which the Progressives won by the overwhelming
vote of 404 to 25. On January 4, 1938, the date the certifi-
cation of representation was received in Springfield, Elsho
made his third unsuccessful attempt to reopen his mine with
members of the U. M. W. Subjects realized then that a coup
d'etat was impossible and from that time on the "freezing out"
process began in earnest.
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Before Ea}? L2, 193?, the Progressives had expelled
12 men from membership in the Progressives apparently for theiractivities in spreading ' ntion at the understandthese men were ! J ese ! Andr S ou,! sque, ! Eeteykrter, ! ___§tin,! T Plotchf ?! J Anaras, %8!!Jo'l-nléirtout, 9!Georg-éadoway -10 Enoryrtacow-vs y' ll [email protected] mad2! J e. When t e Kine was opened the Pit Committee
pc./> 5' potifi cetti the Mine superintendent, that these men were
no longer mem5ers of the Progressives and should be discharged
under the closedshop agreanmt between Kine and the
sives. Falcetti refused to do
matter up with Elshoi 1, who first refused to discharge
them, stating he did not think he could lawfully do so under the
terms of the National Labor Relations Act, but agreed to see his
attorney. After seeing his attorney, he again refused, but this
time gave as a reason that cars of coal were not being fully
loaded and that until that situation was righted he would do
nothing. The negotiations between Elshoff ani Lfodill failed and
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are suggested:
a! Prior to Hay L2, 1937, had Elshoff
Falcetti not to discharge these men?
b! Hid Falcetti report his refusal to
these mean to Elshoff?
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to discharge was based on the fact that'short care
were being filled?
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indifferent towards the strike?
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The following NIRB phctostat is pertinent in connec-
tion with this unfair labor practice: D-29 - manorandum
June 1, 1938, frun Leonard C. Bajork, Regional Director, 13th
Region, to Nathan Witt, ecutive Secrete, Ev'L-F5.
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The stipulation and agreement entered into on August.
10, 1938, between Klshoff, the Progressives and U. LI. 17., was,
in practical effect an admission by Elshcff and U. LE. Hi that
the signing of the contract of August 13, 1937, was an unfair
labor practice. However, the Board's order oi September 13,
1938, and the decree of the Circuit Court of Appeals on June
17, 1939, were @ed upon the consent of Elshoff and U. H. U.
and there was accordingly no actual adjudication of fact.
The order and the decree will not be admissible to prove the
unfair labor practice and the stipulation will not amount to
an admission, but will probably be admissible as a circumstance
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Elshofi knew that at the time the contract was signed, that
U. 1.1. W. had only a dozen or more members at the mine.
The Progressives claimed that on 1-[y 26, 1937,
412 anployees at Mine B signed a peti that the
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in acknowledging it he stated that he
neither recognized the authenticity of the signatures nor re-
gardeditasbindjmginamrway. Ifitcanbeshonnthat
Elshofi actually believed that the signatures were legitimate,
this fact would seem to be conclusive that his signing of a
closed shop contract with U. H. W. e month later was an unfair
labor practice unless radical changes took place meanwhile.
The following inquiries are suggested:
a! Were there any circumstances which warranted
Elaho in questioning the authenticity oi the
signatures? -
b! ma u. u. w. officials know that he was writ-
ing his letter of July 12, 1937?
e! itid he discuss receipt
U. ll. W. officials?
d! Were there any circumstances between the time
of E1shofi"s receipt of this petition artlmzgust 13,
1937, which would justir him in believing that
there had been a radical shift in the loyalty of
his employees from the Progressive Union to U. 11. W.?
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this union? '
b! How marq members attended the first meeting
of this local?
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aware of the Progressives petition, carrying 1.12
names, at the time they granted the charter?
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tion as were requested in connection with the contract of
August 13, 1937, set out in ! above. In addition, the
significance should be as_c_erta.ined of the failure of Elshoffto become a member oi ois Goai Operators lssociation
as he was reqnired to do y the contract oi = - t 13, 193'?-
Also, why did he sever his memberhi with t , al Producers
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Court t the activities of Progres-
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the company had a closed-shop agreanent with United and that
they have to wished work
After Elehoff obtained the injunction, he made an
attempt to reopen the mine on December 13 , 1937, but appar-
ently only about twelve mécnbecrs of United showed up. Ihe
NLRB held an election on December 15, 1937, which resulted in
a vote of 4.04 to 25 in favor of the Progressives and on January
3 1938 certf th f essives _ e__r 8-mt.
l hoff made an Again on January 4, 938 Els other un-
successful attempt to to deal
the ves.
As to each of these three attempts to reopen, in-
quj_1~ies should be directed to ascertain
a! Whether Eléhofi was impartial in notifng
both unions that he planned to reopen.
b! Whether there was oonnivance between Elshoff
and U. M. W. in setting the date.
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C. UNELIR LABOR PHACTICES FROM JLIUARI 4, 1958,
T0 NOVEMBER ?, 1939, -- THE PERIOD OF SIEGE
AND STARVITION.
after his attempt to reopen the nine o January 4, 1958,
failed, Elshoff kept his nine closed until lcvember 7, 1939 --
twenty-two moths later._ During this time, the Progressives claim
they were constantly seeking to negotiate a contract with Elshcff
pursuant to which the mine could be reopened. Tlo principal alle-
gations of unfair labor practice, therefore, are suggested during
thil period;
! That Elshoffpdontinued the shut-Down in Qrder to assist §.lh!i1gEroezn ,&<1?12=..*=-'91 are i%:2s5=§=;it::Q¢s:¥&¬&~¬Y°=- W
There is no direct evidence new available which indiates
that this was Elsho£f's purpose. The circumstantial evidence, haw-
ever, strongly points that way. It is difficult to uderstand thy
Elshoff--assuming he intended to repay the U.H;I} "loans"-was
willing to keep the mine closed and thereby incur huge losses.
Elshoff's statement suggests that he feared to reopen the mie
because of possible violence between the two unions. This sug-
gestion is discounted by the fact that in the fall of 1937 he
obtained an injuotion against the Progressives on the theory
that he wanted to open the mine with the U.H.I} furnishing the
employees. Inquiry is requested to ascertain whether there was
any basis for Elshoffis excuse. Evidence on this point, of course,
must necessarily be of a negative character, but all information
bearing on Elshcff's true reason for keeping the nine closed should
be obtained.
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It was the contention of the Progressives that throughout
the period when the mine was closed, Elshoff refused to bargain
collectively with them. It was asserted that he would fail to
appear at meetings, would postpone matings, and when he did
appear to bargain with the Progressives, he would just go through
the motions and would not actually bargain in good faith with any
real intention of reaching an agreement.
The following National Labor Relations Board photostats
have a bearing on the two alleged unfair labor pactices set out
above;
B-15 Exhibit 6 - Affidavit, dated Jan. 18, 1958,
Dillon, Sohewe, Cromton, and Schneider, and
Stipulation and Agreement, Ex. 7.
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Kaiser, to J. Is:-ren liedden, Chairmen, ILRB,
and Lug. 24, 1959, s pg...
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Coal Co. C-B54 dated July 10 1959. ' "-'s _ smi--I e
Copy Resolution of Local U. H0. 62, Pro ssive
line Workers of America, signed by B 1-osser,
Pree., nirountz, 12... Sec. end mt !pek,
Jrs, Fin. SQOY _
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Iorkers of ioa, Gollinsville, I110,
by JO5e_ph E Barkoski, Rec. See. and Ben
Bergstrom, s. ' - ' ~,
original letter from John ne, P;-ogre itg 92Mine llorkers of Amefioa, to Robert We,
Lssoc. Gen. Counsel, listional Labor elstions
Board, Haehington, o. c., dated May 15, 1939.
Copy of R. We memo to Joseph adny,
Tower Bldg., Washington, dated May 9, 1939.
Original from L. cr:E:jork, 13th Reg. to
Mrs. B. !G92'§¬er'n, Asst. Seoy, NLRB, Iashington,
o. 0., 1-6 Mine n 00.1 Co. 1111-c-ms,
Aug. 25, 1938. -
1dated
Liemo to the File i;-om Beatrice ll. Stern in line
B Coal, dated Aug. 11, 1938.
WU telegram to George gkgtt, Chief
Examiner, NLRB, Hash" D. C., from I.
NLRB, 15th Region," re, Mine B 15-0-4'?
Aug. 12, 1933. - _
Exhibit 5 py of letter, datedVJa.n
from _ ,_0r.a.nio, Pres. P.M.A. to Carl
Mine B Coal G0,, Springfield, Ill.
original memo from _e d U*Bejork,
13th Reg. to itt Exec. See.,
Washington, D. 0., "undated.,1 Dorfman,
5, dated
. a 1938,H. lshoff,
Reg . Dir . ,
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D. UITFAIR LAKE PRACTICES FROM HGVEIHER 7, 1939,
UNTIL MARCH, 1941 - FLVORITISII Ill THE STRUGGLE
F082 llEllHIRSH'I?.
The mine reopened on November 6, 1959, on an open-shop
basis, although it is beliewd the Progressives were still in the
majority.
Understanding of the unfair labor prsctices which folldled
the reopening of the nine requires consideration of the event: which
led up to the reopening of the nine.
Pursuant to charges of unfsir labor practices mode by the
Progressi on August
1, 1935,
answered
However, on
end upon application of the Board, the Gircuit Gcurt cf .
Appeals could enter e decree that interference and intimidation of
employees attempting to form or join a labor organization of their
own choosing was to cease, that Mine B cease from rening to
negotiate with the Progressives, and that the contracts between
Mine B and United, made August 18, 1937, and September 20, 193?,
were not to be enforced.
_ The 1§ mer 19, 1938,___ covering the pro-Eran. so? e Egreement, and on the same dey, petitioned the Circuit
131011. Th ml - Court of Appeals for s mandatory injunc _ J __~ 1. neon o 15, 1939, .1-_;"_.e.c.:_.I&;£=;i;::Ii:l>» ~, -' 1 "'11 . ' 1 ' ';__ __ tating the - 0&1 I OI O -
not neviolsted, that tne court had no jurisdiction, and that tho
stipulation did not confer jurisdiction on the court in the absence
of a controversy. ' --
, '-Tun-° 1¥'t~§" aiiaimt Him B '4 K .. . ". I111 =11 W11-teined %hem'§éE o s .,~ .- as the order of time 1- Labor Rele-
tions Board.
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who had consistently refused to desl with the Progressives and who '
had denied all the allegeticne of the complaints mde by them to
the MR3, to enter into a stipulation and agreement two days after
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filing hie deniel to the allegations and then having egreed to
to enter e. e.11oIr a court
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°!Ihat motivated Blshoff to sign the stipulation
in the first place? 5
Did he intend merely to gein more time for
United ind postpone aw" fl§l'1III.._ 1 er-der ef the
board?
Did Elshoff ever intend thnt the Progressives
should. benefit by the etipuletionf
After the mine reopened, the following unfair Iebor
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allegations in this respect:
original memo from G. L. Patterson, Director,
13th Reg. to Ale-render B. Hewee, Chief _Ldmini-
etretive Examiner, dated Oct. 5, 1940, 3 pages.
Original letter from John §J?k;n., Gen. Counsel
Diet. Ho. 1 PSMA to NLRB, 13th Reg., Chicago,
re XIII-C-47 , dated Dee. 15, 1939.
original memo from G. L. Patterson, Director,
15-th Reg. fig Egthan Witt, Secretary, dated Aug.
2, 1940. 2 pages. _
Copy of letter free Edmundaon, F;-e. Dis. Fe. 12Um, to 1&1. Awreieeraon, field exe.min.er,
liLRB., 13th Reg. ted Dee. 21, 1939.
Letter from J. B1*Fenoher, Vice President,
Progressive line Workers of America, Diet. No.
1, to ur. erstsmith, Field Examiner, nan 13th
Region, Chicago, dated undated!.
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Especially pertinent in this regezrd ere the following ,J
ILRB photcstetn :" ~''"""-
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B-9 Exhibit B, affidavit of John R. Kane, executed ' J
Sept. 13, 1940.
B-10 Exhibit 9 it r J,nbl%'Cn.nn tedL 4_,,e.f£idQ i 4 off, L, exceed
a-_ Iauyue av F
B-16 TIC copies '01 affidavits by John Groh,'bcth
executed Luguet 10, 1940. Exhibit 9.
! E1 shoff permi tted U. M._1I,_ _tc _inti5ni date Prog_res_s,i_11_'e_s, on properjf-1 i Z7 *7 W 1 d
Additional investigation is necessary in connection with the
-c1'92.ergee of the Progreeeivee 1:-bet Elehoii end Feloetti permitted TLLQJI,
to intimidate Progressives on mine property. Especially pertinent in
this respect are the following NLRB photostate;
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G-*9urmwit joint! pf hereek, Um. Schewe, John
Hctiann, and Jc'§§§-rch, executed September 12,
1940. -
Affidavits of John Groh, John Schneider !, ell
dated Januazjr 7, 1941, together with MEM{RA.NDU]l
eigned by John R. Kane.
Carbon copy oi charge by P.M.1'l. of 1-, Local U-
#54, together with carbon copy of transmittal
1 -_ -0 ._L : on _nwttur on Fvue 0, net}, t Rug; Bife, 13th R%§e
original typewritten letter from John R. Kane,
Progressive Mine Workers of America to Regional
Director of 15th Region, H1..RB, dated Feb» 5,
1941.
Original memo from Joseph Oxedmeli 170 H1116 B
Coal Co-, Springfield, 111., dated Feb. 5, 1941.
Undeted carbon copy of memo to mine B Coal Company-
3 original typewritten r-sports of Examiner, datedFebruary 12, 1941, from m. gxmder to File.
I _Carbon copy of affidavit of 1!:?"-II'I11en, unencu-
ted.
Gerbon copy of affidavit of Bumceuskie,
unsigned, dated August 6, 194-0.
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unexeouted. ,
Carbon oopy or affidavit of Jqaénhor, _.=ooo-ted August 7, 1940. ' ' '
Carbon oopy of affidavit of v1noo;¢uf'!=.1=aau.,
unsigned, dated August 6, 1940. C
Carbon copy of affidavit of Au§ k,
unexeouted. -
Carbon oopy of affidavit of Pegfuonuoio,
signed, but undated. /' ' q
Carbon copy of affidavit of Rudolpa{E:;ar,
executed August 7, 1940. -
Carbon oopy of affidavit of Togrady, uneigned
and undated. '
Carbon copy of affidavit of Joseph 91§E:d1pan,
unsigned and undated. '¢IICarbon copy of affidavit of JDKdma.n, unsigned
and undated. 2
Carbon oopy of affidavit of Rosagébnsoie, u-
aigned and undated. i
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Carbon copy of affidavit of Roasi Console, un-
signed and undated. =
Original "Memo", initialled JCC" - Field Examiner
interview of Salvato1j!<¬'ate.1o;n_i.
Carbon copy of affidavit of Ui11i t, unsigned,
dated August 7, 1950. = ___---""' 1'9
Carbon oopy of affidavit of Geqggdgbokstitis,
unsigned, dated August 7, HQ. C
Affidavit of William Schewo, emouted dug. 8,
1940 Joint with Santani and Bedook!. Ex.
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Salvatore Gatalcni, executed Aug. 6, 19401
Statement of Salvatore 61! l6B!i
- ted -7 1940- dam: Pejilbge. execu Aug. . Joe Ge ,
exe ted Aug. 7, 1940;, P0 olbolcus, execu-
ted Aug. 6, 1940: Lnth ffetelli, execu-
ted Sept. 25_ 194:0; lliem Scheme, executed
ug. 6, 194 Exhibit 17, affidavit of Williamolei, executed Au . B, 1940; Exhibit 1B,etatement of Vinjéatejka; Exhibit 19,affidavit of Lsgjawilloerson, executed Lug.
9, 1940; Exhibit 2 , affidavit of Nicolai
Heck, executed AI-lg. 26, 1940.
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1'he following NLRB photostats are pertinent on this
inquiry:
B-8 Exhibit T, statement of John Groh.
B--16 Two carbon copies of affidavits by John Groh,
both executed August 10, 1940. Exhibit 9.
! Elshoff Diacriminated Against Progreee_ive_s_ and Fafored U.Ll.I'. e
The Progressives charges in this respect were not very
definite. Any evidence, however, related to this unfair labor
practice can be catalogued under this heading;
C-16 Original typed "M61110", initialled. "Jcc"-
examinaticn of Peter Kolbokus.
! tgr the Mine _ 1§eop__e_ned_,|_:E_ls_'t1o,ifi 1-fo_ll,o1red a Policy of _H_i_r_i_n5Uij Eh1i15lF3*eeeWai1d Re_jec_tii1ié pa-agre=ETw=. - _ 1 Z Z 1 K
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This is one of the key unfair labor practices toward which
investigation should be directed. ;,I_"_he following NLRB photostate
are pertinent;
§-2 Carbon copy Clark, FBI. to Patterson, R.D.,
dated Jan. B, 1941.
B-23, carbon copy of memo. from G. L. Patterson,
Director, 15th Region, 13 pgs., to Howard,%LxETon, Acting Secretary, dated Jen. 7,
1 1. - 11 pages.
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Garbcn copy of memo from Beatrice ll. Stern
to G. L. Patterson, Directer,'13th Region,
dated December 21, 1940 - 3 pages.
Exhibit 10, Affidavit of Jose verso,
executed Sept. 30, 1940. i
Exhibit 15;, affidavit of Vpeee, executed
uswell, executed September 11, 1940; Exhibit
56, affidavit of ]le1eh9f<Hame1, executed 11-lg.
5, 1940. Exhibit 131?, Tiiltement of Theodore
Quintard. Exhibit 133, affidavit of ClarenceJ3. 0, 1940; Exhibit 159, affidavit of 0.11..
¢-_ _z..1=r.11, executed Sept. :1, 19-10. Exhibit* 151?, affidavit or Leo iker, executed
mg. 6, 1940. Exhibit 150, affidavit Paul! I.ewent, executed August 15.90. Exhibit
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C-4
C-6
D-513H, affidavit of Vin0qJ*}ui:lfni, executed
Augu 6 1940. Exhibit 131, affidavit ofW riez, executed 105. at 1940. Exhibit11 a.{'fidavit cf ?.'il1iamjrf'!e=ue'n-ii-t, exeeuted.£31....
original affidavit of John Groh, executed Sept.
12, 1940 typed!.
Original typewritten affidavit c Matwneole,
executediuguet 28, 1940.
nd!!!-itt-en affidavit cf E, _ee-urea, signed but
undated. .
Original typewritten affidavit of Jplx-Schneider,
executed August 26, 1940.
Original typewritten list of Him 1110 claim theyhave been pI0gIQlliV08". '
Exhibit 24 - ..£r1a._.v11= of vinogwéugn, .x..u1:..
s.p1=. 12, 1940. Exhibit as - affidavit of mm d
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1!-12 copy of letter rom L to Dave Reed, Pres.
PEA end Jo elcer, es. Local U. H0. 54, mm,
dated Hov. , 1939
D-13 Copy of letter from John R. Kane, atty. PH to
Patterson, Reg. Dir., 13th Reg. Chicago, 111.,
NLRB, dated Z1101. 9, 1959.
B-5 Affidavits of John Groh, John Schneider !, all
dated January 7, 1941, together with IHQRANDH
signed by John R. Iane.c-7 carbon oopy of affidavit of Earvefgggliame,
executed August 7, 1940. ,
C-15 Carbon copy of affidavit of lhigdxgntani,
executed August 8, 1940.
G-26 Original affidavit of Della osnoll, signed and
executed September ll, 1 .
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The Progressives eharged Elehoff with an unfair labor praotioe
in connection with the administration of the "dirty ooel" fund. It
ie not believed that there nae much substance to this allegation. The
following 111413 photostate relate to this allegation:
B-3 Qriginal Exhibits 111 and rv - .rr1a.m=. of Carl
0E1 ehoff, Dirty Co Fine and Road Coal Funds, and
affidavit of Le _ eel, Dirty Coal Fines and Road
Coal Funds.
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The following NLRB photostats are pefiiiz
A-1 Memo dated Feb. 13, 1941, from Carl H. Elehoff,
Pres. Kine B Coal C0. to Ray Edmundson, Pree.
United ne Workers of America, Springfield, 111.,
at ano. Carbon copy!
A-5 3 original typewritten reports of Examiner, dated W ._ _ _.-;__A___,:..-.- ._:;,- --
53. _-_,,.;{rme
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iiFebruary 12, 1941, from M. S. lbrder to File.
--ff§ ._.@-:;*;;r§; A-4 Carbon oopy of agreement resulting from joint
conference between representatives of Local
Union R'um'bor 54 of the Progressive Miners of
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America and representatives of Local #7469,
United ine Iorkers of Anaerica, the Sheriff,
and representatives of ',!,he Ems "B" Goal Goa
Inquiry herald be directed to ascertain:
a! Did Elshcff express any cpinichs as to whether he
wanted U.H.I'i'.. to win the election! .
b! Ihen he learned of the result of the election, did he
immediately begin to make plans to reopen the mine?
! Did he ccnnive in any way to favor the U.llJl'. cam-
paign?
9! §lshot,'_if,_,,,_on iiarch 14, 1941, _Signed a closed-Shop jgreienient with l?IE.W. Z H 2 *7 V K W1" K :1 ii *1 Z W
The U.1l.W. was certified by the Board on March 6, 1941.
Eight days later, Elshoff signed a closed-shop agreement with 13.11.17.
He thus acoomplithed in eight days what he had failed to accomplish
with the Progressives in four years. Inquiry should be directed to
ascertain;
.! When did Elshoff first indicate a Irillingness to sign
a closed=shop contract with U.H.r?2 {I distinguish here bets-sen
negotiating a contract, which he was obligated to do because of the
certification, and signing a closed-shop agreement, which he had
remsed to do with the Progressives after they were certied on
January 4, 1938.
b! The NLRB files indicate that before Elshoff did sign
the contract, he notified the Regional Director of the Board that
he would not sign until the Supreme Court's decision had been
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Apparently he raised an absurd legal condition in this
respect. It is believed that this was simply a gesture on hie
part to give his action an appearance of impartiality. Inquiry
should be directed to ascertain whether he raised this contention
in good faith or not. 1
The following unsorted NLRB Photoetats accompany thil
nemorandmn;
B-13 Exhibit 1 - Agreement between District Ho. 1, I-315.3,,
and Mine B Coal Cc. of Springfield, Il1., dated
April 2, 1937.
D-25 WU telegram, dated Sep. 13, 1938 to J. Igrren Madden,
Chairmen, NLRB, Iashington, from Joe Ozanic, Pres.
International Union Progressive Mine Workers of
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Iorkers of America. 7!
D-33 iginal memo from Leonard ajork to Benedict
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dated Ont. B, 1937, 2 gee.
Enclosure
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Cerbon copy of notice to All empioyeea of Mine
B Coal 60., Springfield, I11., dated Feb. 5, 1941.
Exhibit V - Letter dated January 6, 1941, to Hon.el1e, Governor, State of Illinois.Affidavit of w111.1#¢,4omp1=on, Boerd gember,
District Ho. 4, P; J. of 3,, executed October
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WU telegram from Joejmio Pree., Progressiveliners of Amer-, to v retiflllirkaen, Pekin, I11.
dated sept. 20, 1957..
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fied on the back as H-1 to 3, inclusive. These are the docu-
numbered 2.9292" _' génents referred to in my mem0re.ndu.m to you of this date,
These dcégtrngxmttsuggest that even a£"l;_er the closed-shop
contract was §i:_'?1¬ by-lghpff with U.l1.Tf. in Hal-ch, 1941, his,1 __ ,, _ _" _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _cooperaticn vFi"-sh "AJQQEQR continued to the extent 01' firing anemployee, F1-e.nci.s%rry, because he had at one time been a
Progressive. The incident is significant in that a! it would
represent a continuation 01" U,!i.'r'l'.'s efforts to persecute the
Progressive movement, an effort in which Elshoff apparently is
cooperating, and b! it manifests a recognition on the part of
both Edwundson and Elshoff that a union which has a oi osed-
shop contract is justified in requiring the employer to dis-
miss an em_[.9210},'6e who has been expelled from the union.
It is requested that you investigate this incident
thoroughly with a view to determining whether Ce:-ry's dis-
missal was ever rescinded, what reasons, ii any, there were
for his expulsion from the union, whether he attemgted to
appeal the matter to the International Executive Board of
U.N'.W., and whether this was an isolated instance or whether
Edmundson with *¥1shcif's cooperation, discrininated against
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discuss the case in confidence with these Progressive officials.
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llhoff in alum tats: ttu puttlaa this huh»:
10¢: not vlill noputng the alto.
hacker an lo in ton lnfoztot that int! in oun-
neetel vlth the lrnortn Ita at Q:-ilgoll intjn uvqr has
51:1: to maa thin. - -~ - -
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On S0-ptunbor 11. 1938. 110 not with llthoff and his attorney
vho loo? the nttitadt that n cloud lhirs with l'01'El81TOl could at
in signal 92ooann of et-or of latloaal labor htatlua Burl required
that elploylent is offend to all mplnyen an the payroll u of
in; 1?, ii. mi iii: vouii civic thy 'P1'i>grn|ivn that nro nt-
pollod. lac new this tn a ntinlau wntmetioa Mona the
, I. L. L I. algal the Prozroniru an the cnluutrq bargaining
agent ant ardent lino I 1'0 aopttatu with tin. - .
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Ivory 1-; 1t92 ro'd1Gut that line '1' at totteringthe U." .1-P. e up an - -v¢1t¢Q§1n¢n. has $001 pm; tn tn
kaiaa if iaahiri af the Fraifeiilvii the Iii"'i " tip it ?='ii-5 =3.On August 30. 193?. he rut to the homo of Pragilgutclaiek. I In-
ber of Ital #54 all told ht: it ya was he to york you vlll
pt yeuruct paful I United liar: cf hence card from ' In
E told Mn that the as-an n .>921d attai n lI.I.Y. noting on hgnat IO.
1937- it 4th aal Ionrgo Putt vlll twpioat U10 lat 92@ yill nth J. ' J: 1. n u 1: Gpeiol IQ. It an rm»; 1-ma-7$92-saw»:Ioriallar. npzqa an sq» of at mu at talked to am ma ti,at Jana; the casting. .ta¢¢rd!:*:*¢ in Wbtelalek. Etta-a. who an l92 *-~-'
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it e eoefereace between lane all llehe, Hebert eeia he null net
great the Progreeeiren e cheek eff eretee, lint he UPI! like the
Prq:-eeeivee. ite I3;'"_$l921tl92lOI er ettenqe eel null egree in
smtaig that zeal! eii Q!!! erguigtieai late: at e eeetig Q! ,1
the Boeeittee of Pnegreeeive Iieere. he ta le will greet e cheateff eyeten if it use 011 right with lq -
' Mmuaeon he-d eemr:-. Du:-een he woul neke no attempt to
enforce the eontrect eignul between hie uni Klehaff e year ego, but
aennot enter into e written ineiiietioe eiace the 1. 7. of I-. lee
never teen 811113; te Re hie in ceeee where the tetlee have been
turned - - ' - _
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tites92re"a-'v¢.1;=¢_1-1»; the leoieiol ef tn. teem no.
will lo everything In hie pever lo cooperate to bring the letter to
e eetiefectorr conclneiol.
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Jenner; 12, U38 et line I te rt in en engineer. e amt not inthe waeh non txohsnmn, Je-liteaeieieni Beeiei$e@~ eie eel
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Upon leetmctiaie true Oeceplbleettt he tepertel l
luxury 12, 1938 et line I to welt me e lull feeder.
Ib0te1ll1llelel8t.k!teleI'lUi1%§etum ml eat er the euy. I-eter he new 8 aunt. e
there wee nut at the hotter e1 the eiae.__ _ he we
te lo this wort Denim: eoltectel Ml it tizel tfie
te jete Fllted eel ee beta; tel! ee Iehnan rate his _
eerl which etetel that hull refuel te his Intel he
viii it that iiii iii that P-'-iii-i u-6-ii it ii re;-ii:t'a1i tr -
thing that Lemuel to hie melee: he jeiael eel ee e result, he
ecu-ed to wort tn the ntne hit; fearful that eonethll; will leppel
to hil-
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line I eel. Unite! are eh; every toeoeltetle ta-ett: ti
force the proghetivat te join Ulltel.
At = aeettg =! a= 2::-,:~==:t=== a §ej1%%*..s'%-5-I 2% 1*-Qtthere were 400 eepleyne ef nine I. 3
P»: September 10, 193? the Pmgreeetven prepare! e recent
petition eel at the en! of the IQ the Pmgreteivee If their eel
fr» rill walked into the miners iell at Gt! and Iaehllgtee Sta.
NM. signed. The lute: no Mutt exceeded. 400.
11! |,Lia|i.E E 3 i _1 E ' 0 1 - -- 1. 4 _ 3&1
!e gr;-taut .21.: tea reggae sit! the p!'Qg!'Q;!i!Q! £1»:
two rennet. ! Pee to the usettlut eoellttoe e! the tulnetr;
there te ee 1'-enrol to rwpee the ;_1ee. ! fie etipalatlee pru-
vides the-t tp-an Pu-_ueet cl local Bl Ila I would Ilittiete all
there ha: teen ee request {me eawaaa connects! with the Prague-
etvee eiecc llget 32, 1938 wee hacker and Rell net with I1-
eherf me Feleettt. It is the eoIpn92"'e intention to fella the
order tend on the ntlpelattel.
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P. 0. The Pmgmeaivet nteittel to the L1-.1-.3. eepiee
of the otetaeentu ef their ux :1 sea:-otary shaving that even
after the upiretten ef the agreement ll 193? nes 11*"- l teen eheckel
eff 1:1 the eiplofer lnrigg lprilt -87. line Ill 3:17 if 1537.
P. 4. In I conversation with ebeff Eejert wee toli that
llnhoft wee spy};-tag fer eeelerellp in the Illinois ee! Operator!
Iemzietlan which In nemgnteol ee the employer epeeq with vhiel _
for genre U. .~'. have 1-agotiatd their eoatractl.
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an Ilshoff has nu cooper: tug an has-.-4 1 their umber '
chip 6:170. _
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"L 8. On Iuyt. I. 1037 lcjnt bl: anfurnu with I»-
nulaon at Dania all an; stint titan papal tint Q tinn-
ttu to boll ta lotorliln hprlsantltlil ht -hllaol Icjntll A
this proposal without giving 0 apdl IQDII ht Iijolk $111800
tt an Quentin his unnlnttu an at mtg of ttn nth; an-ugtl.
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fnylelt at Illa I. _ -- x=*_: ; ' '
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Ia: !s:==:'1: a Pmgressive jaiz-..-at latte: after a alaae-1
shop agr-.-aunt no signed. ha pale! hoe. Chin! Conpamr uncharged
his and was told to do no 927 Unttal. hols sale has-:-1 for its lil-
llnnl was Iii farmer nentenhip in Progronlivu.
Staten O-aasaq otjcctee to entry of darn on groan! that
It would Ian to Lian the Pngroutvu who 92-on nmtoncal to 10.11.
34 Q!-at-Q! t!1.;92t Q ;s;1_;r!!s 9! st; Lites Q! Qautetteg 1-e1.1_1.4 tagg-
utrlto that vial line B signed the uttputatlol llguut 10, 1938.
it km-v that than orloyeez hr-I Dian conicted nl that the liga-
lng of the stipllrttol clny requtrol it to offer than rustic!-
Irlt.
I E T! I-I I " §2§1§i..A1I11A111MJ1_§l3aan_!Lsia;!§§§t< '
lp nu partied Saptdtor }§". 1940 all appllel tn writing
to hlaottl far anplcgia-at Oqto_ !,,l.MO. I0 is lnfbrnul gal bo-x1¢v¢¢ en: an. ricotta of I;;6"1' will who: ta: several =11 wilt
Mrs! than linen he nah pplteattnl. " __
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Ia: paroled $Ip92e'I92Of E. 1940 and llpplied for Wrk M
l"a1cett_t October 1. 1940 and linen the lat: of hit sppltcrtton
ks: teen nail: to soauro 92'Ip10}'I£l92 at that I110.
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puts ht in lit been HIM. In In I.l£opul___h_I ha
hlicvo that re-sol-to of Ilia I 111! in that ndvon!
Qlqad since ha halo 00010:. 1 -Ia hive 3a 10»1_l bu If an
urn ecplayol at Mu! calf _Nth Q! when grrlljtlu vllh his ll -
the Illa {dual lutihtlll. ' - 1 .|' 1!|L,§|F| I-1 92 '
ippiiai on-nil: icpieaiur ii;'iI-$0 Ill iqiuitar nrauli
Oetabpr 15. 1940 for wort at line "1' ht Isl ice: nail: to nah
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4!uoppia vn -91:70! i7 Rina I I than time op. In
urn! the vith Sahnallor. Io un ulployal as an apprutiu ht
ts nrriol and at lust 35 all ovum not M connlorel an u ap-
iaiice iicr the lo: of iii Iaiaf ifganiiliidil ii ihe mini;
nine: only men under 21 can be couihred rpranticu. - '
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Villi nib as found. guilty ll 0 511111;! Court htawaiting Pd ogn. Bbkaaon at I1l!|.f§u.:t¢ek are put Illlllpuma um in eoipiaint If in nan - -» pi bf-rrognninn.. .92- .92 7 _ n '- - _ ' " ' -. ' _' _ -.- ' -" ''!-av as ~ - = ~-7 .; <~-~- ' y -
92 On etolu-.14. 1940 la rclurgc of Null int! as I.-
M-ro of the gtfwnacu wmulttee thq were in the office of92Opear
Tllcotti nu! liumluan cue in intoxicated and unread the! violently
ua threatmpl $0 Mint than. _-ls unborn of lo grevience cmulttoe
they innate! that Tnlcelt Mnhargc Bahama 92aennm.- of thanunion: am! because n¢a:%§eJh'. I vprogronln, lrl Inn: lin-
zhargd for cursing an an freparty ht hlcetti refund to
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past maths ha bu azppllol to line I 33 tines for
volt. lie appllel on Octoior 7, ma October 9. hlcotti toli Mn %
ha could aka Ecpplltltlbll no any than an he vmna and it would *
lo him no goal. ~
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4 were tployed 9 Yer P, l.I£ welt $0 ill! 00%. I-J$e1to and Rugs-y!:°me. alien of men were -ployed "ct. 1'.» Tohlu ill Iekitie. Hath. ggpreatloenwere eeployel Oct. . 0: Oct. I B bu, nah: of United .
not to welt. I-ellwel Llqettt eta! Mgrila Hula he 10 I " '¢
rnfreeeive. " __
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Io veil! lpylhl to Peleetll. en Feph ll ll 1! all --
In refue e i, - "!5lll_leek_e_192eek. an It-convict an re:-zplayel h theOclpqly. ' , ~92 q . _ -
t _ 92 .
Ion Augeet 10. 1939 $0107. 2, 1989. the hf-I ehcn notice!
were nailed to nriou upleyeel to report for vol-ir in 10 lain. he
made w.r1-me requeete to the Progressives eat Unite! to 1011 ta line
'1' th correct etdreeeee of all elplnyeee as of IQ 12. 1937. all
luppliel each with I nap If the pertinent payroll en It existed
lny 12. H87. Ieltel rec-poael 1»: letter ht the Pregreulvee
either refusal or agleetea to never this request although en late
an into ne Get. 28. 1939 they ereiiy promised tn nppiy 92he coupe»
with the correct adelroneu of members of their orgmlution ht
this val never done.
1! ].L.R.I-_.___£=J. e
& Helena the genueng pqrell en erlq 12. 1931' and
reqneeted the an-at lllfllill .0! nencre of lace]. 54 via appearel
thereon. V
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-ltteehed pl3."!!ln- Ill payroll an of Rey 12. 193'? and requested '
the correct edreeeu of nernere of United whose Mme: appeared thereon
{ _9! [,1.ia:I'-E 5-: -.
»'~¢kno'/I edge! receipt of letter of Oct. 1'! and advise! Mat
the addressee were eahtatially the He ee She; were on Hey 13-
1937.
.<ss».e_.!.v n.£1:$.-ad -~
I-deing tlu-I line I would! Be re-opr-he-6 endinviting hi! in-
hrgeining agent! of local 54 to ant to discus: this and other I§¢. 'O1"l
new or previously propoeed,re1at!ve to wort, eunloyeent. etc.
Re uhi zed that In reply had been received to bl: re nest ft!
ihe correct address of Frog:-enlvee.
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In mviud that bonus of Iarorco J an-ictln,
he vac mtoutlcally hprived if the right ta ecployiaat at I1
I. Ii:-ugh annual In aqua ! houhrniniuofnphrauk
ii i-aha: if {Wei H ii % 1: ** in Fr-siiiiiii
Organ! ration failed tn ldio Ml. '
Lair , 5-; '- . _ _
On the nah; of la-gt. 17, 1914-E ii 1|-an looking for John
Pl-Ice-tli and found ll: in u ugtri men pith In-rrey Illllaa. In
ma hue: lnfornei on nnirvn lntmeu of {hi nagliguneo ad 1!-
conpetuca of Iarvq Illltanu Ill lotomilel to _?Ipl"!IlIl Mn and
than-a3,92e.I_ 11:2; $2 H2115: 2!: $e:'t%>=!§-,': -.+.er:%: 11111::
naked 1! his urvtcn ha! been satisfactory and an being eld no
offend. to resign and voluntarily into his resignation. ' .
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- Bdltantiutn at pj iy I1Q0ff. 81;: dun P111151
urn-.4 to runigl n. lhlctll "ya 1: he vod pun: ll urrltllg
and Willi»: ail you and la gave his 1 piece if paper. Say: H-
shoff nu not lltogntel all ha lid not intact the odor 9! lieu!
about kin. r
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wrk ma at 1» ' zaltauoyr no M iii. _'Itr¢e~~h7i nu: illlnureturned with Jo _I and 1! hint would ntnutato ill.
30 Ml $014 IO. 92» _ no Ii hal qlli lflh OI; aecor. Thea lillinl
aid Zlnhoff ha! red kin. nk nil the Iuignatiol was invalll
hcause the wM'n|lpntibn'ns llupolltl.
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in front sect with kin, talkoi with MI, lcloctad no indication
Xlnwff In-i boa irialrhg, an 11¢ at anal]. llqaqr at-out his par-
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chm}: volghnu refuel 92o ant an the night: _ar all its star! _
as leyw! at the ;1.u.!e senenltea $*J"f.!L!!1 sen! as a remzlti pa;-Q1!-tel
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nu tun-tteup thlnnhicprualotidu. in writing up t-in nu 1 shitin gnnul nilnncl tilt for Fatal nltlu whichInlcottl torus! to lo pl92 nikllni la the a-loau that In uni to rugarilc union 5130111-
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folaltotomont and III rohnol all that tho illcflnco ¢I1tt00
lonudu! Ioleotti rolnototo kin. lth. o Ilotriot loot! Ionic!
voted kin to toko up tho I look! taco no tho gmd tint lo bl
lioclmrgud kl}. Pllcottt rQha_|ol.r[¬I!!n0 liltlki Bl t ll B-
glnoo of tho also lo Ill not fool ft ooooooor; to lhtlolly lol-
oilor the lottor on tho tutu or on cap!-oroo Itooiugo ouo.
an . _. _ .inux. in ' -ho Prooilont or lino nd that if tho Inn untold
tint tho on:-t looroo lot too: vlolotol to null uiortoko to oor-
roct tho uitnottnl without tons]. uttol. ~ -
Poleotti ntoton he had o aononotloo with clbkpltl Int
Omnotoa lid not out kin for o jot.
Robot! ototol ho to boring ttfulh spouting tho ntno
toeonn of oatogonimo oxiothg Iotvool tho in ulna all fooro
tho onluynoot of tho far in-convicts will oggrsnto tho ottuottoa
and perhaps valor it tnpouitlo to oponto tho lilo.
2! -R! -
n is-mar! 3. 1941 in ooiiei on ?&nluv.Ioon ring oismmi iii
o Iottor be MA written to Elohoff ototlng that he prozaolod to
clear his cborter at line I on Janna IF. 1941 and 6. mating recog-
nition on or tofon tint hto. lo forthor ototol be propeool to
olooo lino I on John: 11. 1041 1! llghoff 116 not moot ht: lo-
lomlo $7 that tho. Rwandan rod hi! !1ohoff'o I591; otottg
that tr cart or-our lo no tout to tool with tho 1':-ogronlvoo.
and otatlng lo would ma Eénvaloon rorpoooltlo for pnoperty lan-
oge amt Int of profit: oteootoae-E by tho olootqg of tho nho..
iiaiaiiai foai poi-o cf -iii iii}? to tiii iittoi ititiig is ta-.1:
accept no ronponoitility for on lonogo or Ito: of prots.
Ilzundaon ototoé to folt that at this time thoro no on
too: for two union in tho Stoto of 1111:010-
hlnotti itotoll ho had lovtr roeogalzol tho Ulltei Con-
nittw at tho lilo.
Bgvqq ltotol ho was nit o mentor of Quito! at thotho ho not-*:=%oi ill Jot at sink! Wt tlloro lliitoj, éwinont.-.17
aviiiiwi aaie he %. _t _
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The Pmgrmaino ban Bun W0-92i '»;G8II1}' urtoiatol _ '
against by File I since tho court orlor catered against it. he
aha:-goo filo! by the Pmgronltos wore iatomtei only on o secon-
hry rated] an Pevq unto omltenpt prune-ding tnotttutol. cs!.
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the Notional I-nbor lnlotlnno let 1n on nntrogoono nannor.
rolllto In "Ir lnornootng llnlntqtntlnn in" tin Iiirfnf tin
ooitorn union.
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!'ko Oonpono Ittltlalt oloorly lnoootrotoo that It to l
teternlnol to force tto uployooo to join o union of Ito on
ohooolng.
he coupon: rohoel to oegotlote with I-oeel N until
In-not I, 1930, nlthngl tho odor no ontorol ty the L!-.l.L on
or about llagnot 18, 1950. luring Ale! tile the coupon ill not
nttent to operate tho lino. ,
In 561-nior, 1J3, Ilen nogntlntllll worn ll yflill l
nu» the Progreeoireo voro oeitig for notion on o propoool oontroot
nhittoi ty it the coupon; nltrorlly notiol it: onployooo to Io-
tun to eon: vltlwnt loving reoohol on ogreoooot.
Liter tho lino roopeaol the oonpow roeopleoi Intel no rop-
tnlontntlfns of tho Qpljecl.
Tie nonpow refuel to grunt the Progrooolvee the chock off
or closed ohoo fonturoo of the oontnet it granted Unltol nltlwugh
other nine: in the ntoto operate! onler nob n oontlnnt. .
On Feb:-nor; 15, ll . the ooopeny ototol it wold up no
contract with the Pro:-eoolvoo tut otter no lnveetlgetton 87 tho
rogioaol lirootor of the I.L.l.B. otntol it would nogotinto.
lftor olaugoo were omlo to the IJ-.l.!. the oonpoav ogreol
to certain phoooo of tho tent:-at ht lolaaotrntol tot lth b tn-
oln; to follow ngrool proooduro in tho handling of lloputoo.
boring the negotiation: Ilehoff otetel to o roprooentotlvo
of the Pmgrooelvoo that ho 11¢ not lilo that orgonlootlon nu voila
not agree to mqthlng to help lt nnl intended to do everything he
ooull to halo Gootroy lt.
Pke ooopengr i{30Io-I ell roquooto of X-ocel H to not to
nogotlote no {Alla-l to nttond looting: one-ago! and finally on
July I!. 1940- rofuool to loot to;-fooontotlfon atloonl 54 vltlnnt
giviog'e=ng noon for it. no tampon boo foiled to offer each
ooployw on tho yernonent pa;-all on In l2. 19H. lnnoliete ad
toll rolnntatoneot to the position tho: then loll. Baa ooaimnr hen
Vlolntol tho oonrt odor thet new nnplwooo should not to hired to '
Io the onno out on to:-oer naployooo totll the lotto: have been of? ,
fare! tlooe position. *-
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eeue eeereie; npleyeee in their right te *-his ergnhetiete ef
their eve eheice eni free encouraging eeeiereiip in ieitei mi ether-
eiu lleerteiuting in regent te 'eepleye=eet ee eey ten er eeetitiee.
he eeepeey he eaoeregee eeeierip in Unite! by reeogtieieg effl-
eiele of hltee ee repreaeetetiree eel by rennin; to eqley Plei-
greeeiree. .
he eoupew lee manage! euterehip in Ieitel tr yemitt-
ing enter: ef United to ergaaize OI lilo prepertr ell reheieg the -
Progreleiree the elle prllge.
The compel; he eeeoeregel eenterelip in United 927 criti-
ei iia Praireiiive iri iii ifiiiii ii¬ {ear-ieiiz iti iaitiri.
The enepaw lee eeeoerqal llH'!92IIehl'_p in United ty refute;
to eifl e eeltrect giving Ielliere ef the Pfbffeeeivee the esne p!l-
vilegu em! eoedltieie er eeplereeet unreal to ell ee-planes et
ether lieu threughont Hlileie. ~
in eolpuw he eleoursgel leiierellip in has I7 !eII1tt-
leg Ce.-tee ergeaieere te iatieiiete Pregreeeiree ee nine properly.
The anpew he lieeolregel eenterehip in the Progressives ii
refheieg to greet the '.-Ill -zaeeeitieee of elplssyneat eljeyel $7 Q-
pleyees 9! etger siege 2; !11!.l_eie= _
The ocean: hee discouraged eanberehip in Pregreeeivee I1
ietinideting and 41 cecal-aging its neuter: ul by only npleying lee-
tere ef United.
he eoepeey lee net pail ehet firere the an wage: pail
than an icy 1?. 1%.
The eolpeey he refuel te great e cheek eff qeten to Q-
eloyeee elthoegh this eyetee he Been eltellillleé ty aoetreet I-ll.
mstal la this and every ether Vein wpereted reel eiee te Iilleeie.
he eeepu; eeltrer; to pest mete: fail-I to tern ever
lirty coal fleet to Pregreeeire efeiele.
e eoepeq he refine! M filler pelt Clttol by lililg
proceed: fr-an ceel leaded by eoepuy on haulage road: hon ee
load coal.
Eha es--2-pea? iii fa in ti failai pait iiitai ti rafaiiiz
to write q Led nbeit te e eeeeittea or caaeieeiee grtevaecee ef
eepleyen vhich cannot te eettlel et the nine. ' 92
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in the pretence of the else mperiatwamt and ether eiee '3' effi-
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lent and county efficiele served an ultimate: on neuter: of the
Grievance '3-almittee ef local M4 that-'50 ember of locrl L54 would
be pa:-etttei to enter the line preeieee en or after the earning of .
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of 1¢¢¢1 #64 that um than cur»; will 010:0 Jnnau 16. 1941.
ud that than not joining Unite! I7 that tlno wall ha thdr -
plunut mt nho '1'. hlhvtag til. llnafknlun haul Ill '
pun ltaldoli I0 Ih phi ii 92-lie Uni IiI0.'
llchuff in llvul person in an Int qlqcn N lilo
Ipon {lo prlila I11! Ill lltlllhl Ill lltliflll IC92lI'I If
Dal Ill. '
I111:-01"! all Ulihl have Srnglt about 0 Iihnllu not1Q
it lnpouibla for tho Ll-.l.!. to ueorhil. was iy lllfii hllot.
the wishes lad {cairn of #3110710: if nine '3' ll Ntlrl lo the
lenignatiu of 1 rs-prev-ntativo for the purpose of eullutin bum-
gnlnlng. ' I
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p!ncool1lg- rnilrn the It-ch all rnllle Ilrillonti.
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