Picket Hurt In Clash at Rand Plant
At the Remington Rand plant in North Tonawanda about 100 pickets blocked salaried employees from entering. Adam Meisenberg suffered a head injury in a scuffle with police and was arrested for disorderly conduct after refusing to step back. About 24 salaried workers entered the plant amid a union mandate against crossing lines.
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Construction Racket Probe Expands Into New York Area
The House Labor Committee, led by Chairman Hartley, launches a probe into racketeering and monopoly in housing and construction. Rep. Ralph W. Gwinn says numerous complaints from Buffalo to Newark allege extortion, forced union joining, and misused project controls delaying $25 million in Newark work. The inquiry will examine material and labor costs and other alleged abuses in the building trades.
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British urge Arab Jewish cooperation in Holy Land
Jerusalem report says the British Government in Palestine called for Arab Jewish mutual respect as the cornerstone of a national home. A 14 000 word UN mission statement urged free recognition of each other's rights and willingness to contribute, noting a 27 year history of efforts to unite Arabs and Jews for mutual benefit.
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Government Labor Law Allows Union Shop Bans Closed Shop
Washington update explains the new labor law permits union shop under conditions while banning the closed shop. It details five union security types, with state overrides for union shop in 13 states, and outlines penalties for violations and contract timelines through July 1, 1948.
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Chilean President Voyages on 18 day Latin tour
President Gabriel Gonzalez Videla departed Santiago by plane for an 18 day official visit to Brazil Uruguay and Argentina to promote trade and strengthen regional ties.
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