Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co., et al and Charles Sawyer. The Steel Seizure Case Records

Summary: Include motions, transcripts of proceedings, judicial opinions and briefs produced for or by the District Courts, Court of Appeals and U.S. Supreme Court in the case of Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co. et al. vs. Charles Sawyer.

The collection includes the motion for temporary restraining order filed by Republic Steel Corporation (1952); official transcript in the case of "Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company, et al. vs. Charles Sawyer", District Court for the District of Columbia (1952); transcript of the proceedings before Judge David A. Pine, District Court for the District of Columbia (1952); opinion of Judge Pine on issuance of a preliminary injunction, "Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company, et al. vs. Charles Sawyer" (n.d.); and memorandum filed in United States Court of Appeals by Charles Sawyer motioning for a stay of execution on the preliminary injunction (1952).

Also included are numerous Writs of Certiorari and briefs of Amici Curiae given before the Supreme Court, including briefs of Amici Curiae submitted by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, the Order of Railway Conductors of America, the United Steelworkers of America, the Congress of Industrial Organizations, Evert Lyman (attorney, State of California), and American Legion Post No. 88, Norman, Okla.

Also included is the official "Opinion of the Court," of the United States Supreme Court (1952). Other documents relating to various aspects of the case include an address by Clarence B. Randall (president, Inland Steel); and speeches by Richard M. Nixon and Hubert H. Humphrey, before the U.S. Senate (1952).