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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1947
Page
11
FUTICA and the Employers Association of New York released a report at the 52nd annual convention denying monopoly or monopolistic practices by labor and contractor groups. They claim no union member agreement exists to work only for association members and note material shortages and rising costs affecting construction and labor.
Rep Ralph W.Gwinn of New York, chairman of a House subcommittee on housing, warned of a monopoly in the building business harming outside competition in labor and materials. The Building Trades Employers Association notes not closed groups but says the closed shop persists due to limited labor supply. An apprentice training program was urged after noting a serious shortage of building tradesmen.
Honolulu reports Col. Robert R. McCormick warns that if Chicago Tribune publisher and wife proceed to crash Illinois Republican primary without state party approval, action may be taken. References to Gov. Thomas E. Dewey and Harold Stassen from Minnesota.
About 1,500 unionized bartenders resumed duties in roughly 300 Manhattan bars and taverns last night following a three day wage dispute. Tavern owners wore white aprons and served customers as the dispute ended.
Indiana Senator Capéhart called for a congressional inquiry into what he termed a brazen effort by Clifford J. Durr of the FCC to sabotage the FBI. Capehart cited a Chicago speech on October 26 alleging FBI information sent to the FCC was baseless.
Tehran sources report Premier Ahmed Qavam plans a new ministerial lineup after several cabinet ministers tendered resignations. He will submit the changes to Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi for approval, with Qavam expected to reshuffle key posts.
The Maritime Union treasurer says funds are nearly exhausted and orders a 10 percent salary cut across all ports. Vice President Jack Lawrenson and Treasurer M Hedley Stone warn the finances are alarming and warn NASU could face bankruptcy without immediate spending reductions.
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