Factory Owners Score Ordinance In Licensing Debate
Manufacturers and other non members opposed a city plan to license stationary engineers, arguing two years experience would force capable workers to leave Bridgeport. They cited no public benefit and warned the measure could drive labor and factories away. Supporters claimed safety benefits from licensed, experienced staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manufacturers Association
George S. Hawley
Teside
Bridgeport
Hawley
Council
Hartford
Senate
House
BF. A. Fitzzgerald
Sai Fe
William Street
Fitzgerald
New Haven
Banks
Remington U. M. C. Co
George MM
Eames
Singer Manufacturing Company
Guy P. Miller
Bridgeport Brass Company
American Tube and Stamping
Boers
A. United Illuminating Company
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Fifth Ave
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Hamilton Bros
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Rustic Inn
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Baberdasber
Wearcott Hatch
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
Navy
Brooklawn
Mayer's Dixie
Tarjorie
Salem
Broad Street
Park
SON
Road ST
THE
Smith-Murray CO
Ford. Service
Ford Parts
Tri-State Motor Rei Corporation
Tee
Cannon Street
Tate