Delay Strike Off the Table in Airlines Labor Row
President Eisenhower created an emergency board to probe a threatened six-airline labor dispute tied to wages and rules with the AFL CIO Machinists. In Augusta a Korean War veteran 2nd Lt Charles Anderson denied maltreatment charges at a court martial, with Pvt Moses Walker testifying he respected him though resentment existed. witnesses said Anderson disciplined trainees to build combat readiness.
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Eisenhower
White House
National Mediation Board
AFL International Assn
Augusta
Charles Co. Anderson
Moses Walker
Anderson
Walker
Pear
27Th Wolfhound
25Th Infantry
Korea
Ft. Beart
Camp Gordon
Co. A
1St Infantry
Alvin
A. Gates
Cana
Rodney FR
Steele
Montgomery, Alay
Paul T. Ferguson
Selective Service Trial Abrupt and Frustrated Summary
A wartime court martial record describes a drill period where soldiers faced harsh training. Accused officers defend their methods while the proceedings note excessive or unjustified physical exertion and claims of rough treatment during basic conditioning. The testimony highlights tensions between command and coercive discipline.
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