Towboat engineers strike across coastwise ports
The National Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association called a strike by towboat engineers at every coastwise port beginning at noon yesterday. Harbor tug engineers remain at work. The walkout follows owners and operators' refusal to add an extra assistant in each engine room crew and grant a substantial wage increase. A compromise offer was rejected as unsatisfactory.
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National Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association
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Strike Over Second Assistant Sparks Tugboat Labor Dispute
Owners refuse to concede on adding a second assistant and call the walkout a strike. Four tugs Piedmont Covington Atkins Hughes and John T Donohue are idle while engineers seek home-port rest. Industry expects a short strike but warns of coal movement disruption if prolonged. Wage talks show gains from 130 to 287.50 monthly for chiefs, assistants paid 166 with denied 18.50 raise.
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Covington
Atkins Hughes
John T. Donohue
American Association of Masters, Mates and Pilots
Firemen’s Union
Seamen’s Union
Boston
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New York Waterfront Strikes Hit Ports Without Waiting
A simultaneous strike by longshoremen and tugboat men paralyzed New York Harbor as shipyard workers walked out after wage and hour demands. The National Adjustment Commission halted deep water line work pending retroactive action to Oct 1 while shipyards in Hoboken and Elizabeth saw over 1500 workers quit and several plants idled.
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Shipping Board
Atlantic Marine Workers’ Association
Washington
United States Shipping Board
International Association of Presidents of Marine Workers
National Adjustment Commission
Steamship Companies
William Y. Ripley
Adjustment Commission
Ripley
Hoboken
Elizabeth
N. J
Tietjen and Lang
W. & A. Fletcher Co
Consolidated Iron Works
Bethlehem Shippbuilding Corporation
New Jersey Dry Docks Company
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