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The Life and Letters of Walter H. Page, Volume II

CHAPTER XXV
19/51

I have talked with labour leaders and I have talked with members of the government who know most about the subject.

There is not a satisfactory situation--there has not been since the war began.

There has been a continuous series of labour "crises," and there have been a good many embarrassing strikes, all of which have first been hushed up and settled--at least postponed.

One cause of continuous trouble has been the notion held by the Unions, sometimes right and sometimes wrong, that the employers were making abnormal profits and that they were not getting their due share.

There have been and are also other causes of trouble.


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