For ten points, what was this 1932 act which prohibited federal courts from issuing injunctions against nonviolent strikers?
Signed by President Hoover on his last day in office, one disgruntled Congressman called it "a long march in the direction of Moscow". The Supreme Court case Duplex Printing Press v. Deering thwarted an earlier attempt to accomplish the same goal, the 1914 Clayton Act. The Senate Report on the bill stated "A man must work in order to live. If he can express no control over his conditions of employment, he is subject to involuntary servitude" in justifying the bill's prohibition of "yellow-dog" contracts. For ten points, what was this 1932 act which prohibited federal courts from issuing injunctions against nonviolent strikers?
Signed by President Hoover on his last day in office, one disgruntled Congressman called it "a long march in the direction of Moscow".
Norris-LaGuardia Act (accept Anti-Injunction Act before last sentence)