Allum v. Federal Cartridge Corp.

Magney, Justice.

Plaintiffs appeal from an order sustaining a demurrer to their complaint, from an order refusing to strike parts of the order sustaining the demurrer and the memorandum attached thereto, and from an order allowing amended answers.

Defendant Federal Cartridge Corporation, which operated a large manufacturing plant at New Brighton, Minnesota, was engaged in the manufacture of war munitions. Defendant Charles L. Horn was the president of the corporation and the manager of its operations. Plaintiffs, 140 in number, were employed in this plant between March 9,1942, and January 1,…