Last week the champions of the A. F. of L. debouched in the U. S. Senate to quell the bitter opposition of industry to the Wagner Labor Bill. They were prepared for a desperate struggle. Instead, their opponents barely emerged from the cloak rooms. There was a short debate and then it was all over, the Wagner Labor Bill had passed, 63-to-12, sped on to the House for action. Industry and the A. F. of L. were left blinking in astonishment. What did the Senate's act portend?
A, F. of L. Two years...
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