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Today in labor history, June 5, 1939: The U.S. Supreme Court…
http://nhlabornews.com/2013/06/today-in-labor-history-june-5-1939-the-u-s-supreme-court/
By nofindingaid
Today in labor history, June 5, 1939: The U.S. Supreme Court rules on Hague v. Committee for Industrial Organization, upholding several lower courts’ rulings that Jersey City mayor Frank Hague’s ordinance banning labor meetings in public places and prohibiting the distribution of CIO literature violates the First Amendment right to freedom of assembly and is therefore unconstitutional.
About The New Hampshire Labor News
The New Hampshire Labor News is a group of NH Workers who believe that we need to protect ourselves against the attacks on workers from the State and Federal Government. We are proud union members who are working to preserve the middle class. The NHLN talks mostly about news and politics from NH. We also talk about national issues that effect working men and women here in the Granite State.
