Soft coal strike settles in part at Cleveland talks
A partial settlement ends the soft coal strike affecting miners and operators. Agreement keeps wages at Apr 1 level and runs to next April 1 with an advisory fact finding panel to guide future disputes. Operators from six states back the deal despite opposition from some major fields.
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Conference urged to avert rail strike crisis in Washington
Leaders of five railroad worker groups press ASK kuaus and Association of Railway Executives to form a joint committee. Warren S. Stone cites likelihood of Cuyler's favorable response, while noting a meeting before Thursday seems unlikely. The effort aims to avert a brewing nationwide shopmen strike as tensions rise among engineers firemen conductors brakemen and switchmen.
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