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The Montana Supreme Court reversed district court judgments granting unemployment compensation benefits to striking workers, holding that the Anaconda Company remained their last employer during the labor dispute and that their subsequent temporary employment did not sever the employer-employee relationship, rendering them ineligible for benefits under the labor-dispute disqualification statute.
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