Members of Bakery & Confectionery Workers International Union of America v. Hall Baking Co.

In 1941 the Hall Baking Company employed seventy-five “inside workers,” members of the Bakery and Confectionery Workers Union, Local No. 458. The bakery products made by the inside workers were sold fby one hundred thirty “driver salesmen” employed by the company, who belonged to a different labor union. Because of a dispute over wages, the driver salesmen went on strike and remained idle from June 28, 1941, until July 28, 1941. Since the company could not sell its bakery products without the services of the driver salesmen, and those, products would spoil unless promptly sold, the company…