It presented facts in such a friendly manner that the Strikers went back to work without saying another word about the increase in wages for which they had fought so violently.
And when they arrived, they were met with, I think, two or three thousand homestead, not just steelworkers, but neighbors, community members, just people who were supporting the strikers.
The mid to late 1940s were riddled with daily picketing in front of studios that paused productions and caused violent outbreaks between strikers and scabs.