Weekly Light, May 24, 1946

UNION WORKERS WALK OFF JOBS AT 5 A.M., FORM PICKET LINES

CONTRACT SAID TO BE ISSUE: “NO WAGES” REPORTED INVOLVED

Daily Sun, May 25, 1946

COTTON MILLS PICKET LINES

Daily Sun, May 28, 1946

MUCH MONEY LOST IN WAGES RESULT OF LOCAL STRIKES

Weekly Light, June 4, 1946

UNION OFFICIAL IN CORSICANA; TALKS TO END STRIKE PLANNED

Daily Sun, June 5, 1946

MANAGEMENT OFFER TO MILL STRIKERS HAS BEEN REJECTED

TEXTILE WORKERS HELD SPECIAL MEETING COURT HOUSE LAST NIGHT

Daily Sun, June 11, 1946

TALKS TO SETTLE LOCAL MILL STRIKE ARE IN PROGRESS

Daily Sun, June 19, 1946

NEGOTIATIONS AT STANDSTILL LOCAL TEXTILE STRIKE

Daily Sun, June 20, 1946

MILL WORKER IS TAKEN TO SAFETY BY POLICE CHIEF

Daily Sun, June 21, 1946

SHERIFF CURINGTON REPORTS NUMBER OF THREATENING CALLS

COUNTY OFFICER ISSUES STATEMENT FOLLOWING COTTON MILL EPISODE

Daily Sun, July 4, 1946

MILL STRIKERS OBSERVED FOURTH ON PICKET LINE

Daily Sun, July 5, 1946

WAGE RAISE DEMANT INJECTED INTO MILL LABOR DISPUTE HERE

UNION REVEALS ISSUE ADDED TO NEGOTIATIONS OVER LOCAL CONTRACT

Daily Sun, July 15, 1946

STRIKE-BOUND INDUSTRY WILL EMPLOY THOSE WHO DESIRE WORK; PROTECTION PLEDGED

Daily Sun, July 16, 1946

COURT ORDER IS ISSUED

ABOUT 60 ESCORTED INTO PLANT AS FOUR OUTBREAKS QUELLED

STRIKE BOUND INDUSTRY RE-OPENING MARKED BY FIGHTING AND JEERING

Daily Sun, July 17, 1946

COTTON MILLS SITUATION IS QUIET

NO VIOLENCE SEEN AS ABOUT 84 WORKERS PASS THROUGH GATES

ONE MAN IS ON BOND AFTER HECTIC EVENTS AT INDUSTRY TUESDAY

Daily Sun, July 18, 1946

TOTAL OF 112 ENTER COTTON MILLS; UNION MEETING IS PLANNED

NO VIOLENCE REPORTED SECOND DAY STRAIGHT; PICKETING CONTINUED

Daily Sun, July 19, 1946

CORSICANA UNION LABOR CALLS MASS MEETING AT COURT HOUSE SUNDAY

UNION OFFICIAL DENIES REPORT OF CONTRACT OFFER

Daily Sun, July 22, 1946

LOCAL MILLS STRIKE IS DISCUSSED BY LEADING UNION MASS MEETING

Daily Sun, July 25, 1946

HEARING ON LOCAL COTTON MILLS INJUNCTION CASE PUT OFF FOR NEW NEGOTIATIONS

Daily Sun, July 30, 1946

LABOR-MANAGEMENT MEETING SEEKING SOLUTION OF STRIKE AT CORSICANA COTTON MILLS

Daily Sun, August 1, 1946

TALKS CONTINUE IN LOCAL MILL STRIKE; UNION WILL MEET

Daily Sun, August 2, 1946

HEARING ON STRIKE CASE AGAIN DELAYED FOR NEGOTIATIONS

Daily Sun, August 5, 1946

COUNTER-ACTION IN LABOR DISPUTE HERE SEEKS LARGE DAMAGES

COURT REQUESTED TO DISSOLVE INJUNCTION PREVIOUSLY GRANTED

Daily Sun, August 6, 1946

LABOR, MANAGEMENT MEETING SCHEDULED TUESDAY AFTERNOON

COTTON MILLS RESTRAINING ORDER HEARING SET FOR WEDNESDAY 10 A.M.

Daily Sun, August 7, 1946

DELAY GRANTED FOR NEGOTIATIONS AFTER HEARING UNDER WAY

VIOLENCE CHARGE MADE BUT IS DENIED BY OFFICIALS OF UNION

Daily Sun, August 17, 1946

COURT ORDER AGAINST VIOLENCE DISSOLVED BY ACTION SATURDAY

UNION COUNTER-PLEA FOR DAMAGES IN MILL CASE ALSO DISMISSED

Daily Sun, August 22, 1946

UNION ANNOUNCES RETURN TO WORK, WITHDRAWAL OF PICKETS WITHOUT SECURING A CONTRACT

Daily Sun, August 23, 1946

FULL PRODUCTION IS EXPECTED BY MONDAY AT CORSICANA MILLS

J. N. EDENS, IN LETTER, WELCOMED RETURN TO WORK OF ALL EMPLOYEES