War plant strike ends as machinists return to work
Bridgeport Connecticut June 28 ten thousand machinists and tool makers back at work after Taft Walsh board assurance that whatever wage decision is handed down will be enforced by the government. The decision followed a meeting with 5000 strikers and was announced by Samuel Lovitt business agent of the local IAM branch. Final hearing in controversy scheduled for next Monday.
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Taft-Walsh Labor Policies Board
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Taft-Walsh Board
Samjuel Lovitt
International Ansotistion of Machinists
Public Auction Notice for Rent Default Listings
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Wage dispute and WoRL Board meeting in Washington
A War Labor Board panel led by Chairman Taft and Walter Walsh will meet at Bridges Park next Monday to conduct hearings before workers and manufacturers about wage adjustments. The strike stems from a 78 cent minimum for tool makers and 68 cents for machinists set in a recent award, which Secretary Baker postponed pending a national standard. Workers vow to strike despite the postponement, arguing the board’s decision would be advisory and manufacturers would not follow it.
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Light and Coal Plans Under Fuel Board Review
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Fuel Administration Warns of Winter Supply Woes
The Fuel Administration says shortages loom next winter as rationing continues. Officials anticipate delays easing later, with New England and the Northwest most affected. Uncertainty remains whether households ordering early will receive coal in time and if war industries will stay stocked. Non war industries face greatest cuts if needed.
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Northwest
Held for Anti War Talk in Yonkers
George Fronsel a German born naturalized citizen and shipyard worker with government contracts was arrested after allegedly responding to a war savings pledge appeal He has lived in Yonkers thirty years and reportedly said Let them get it the best way they can He has no use for the government and hasn’t voted for two years He questioned US support while noting Fatherland is shown in every motion picture house he enters.
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United States
Fatherland
Weather report outlook for Warrington and region
Weather bulletin notes temperatures near or above average in Warrington and surrounding areas, with forecasts of light to moderate showers in parts of the region. Winds are variable, with no major storms expected in the next 24 to 48 hours.
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