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Lee Pressman, general counsel for the Congress of Industrial Organizations, will deliver his legal analysis of the highly controversial Taft-Hartley labor act to tite University chapter of the National Lawyers Guild in Lagdell Courtroom tonight at 8 o'clock.
Pressman, who was graduated from the Law School in 1929, is presently in Boston for the CIO's ninth annual convention, which opened Monday at the Hotel Bradford.
As one of the leaders in organized labor's fight to halt final enactment of the bill, Pressman last June submitted an outlined interpretation of the Taft-Hartley law to Congress, in an effort to rally support for an impending Presidential veto.
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