Soldiers and Air Associates Plant Seized By Federal Troops
Federal troops surrounded Air Associates plant at Bendix Nod. Cal. with seven battalions ready to defend production worth $5,000,000 for defense orders. Col. Roy M. Jones assumed control, Roosevelt ordered protection for workers, entry and exit, and government supervision. Company labor disputes had threatened a nationwide sympathy walkout by CLO members.
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Quielly
Air Associates, Inc
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Hubert Patterson
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Aulary
Ragsovel
Washington
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Wadal
Tay Oe Lebeested
Secretars
Henry Suimsen
Simisen
Col. Jones
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Peter Elev
Alp Corps
M.r Bendetson
Judge Ade Rete Eneral
Ty Embryvers
United Automobile Workers
TAA
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Labor Strife Near New Jersey Plant Over Bargaining Rights
The article recounts a strike wave at a New Jersey plant as unions press to force management to bargain. It notes violence claims and management's vow to reinstate striking workers, with overtime disputes and job firings amid ongoing tension and a Russian term origin discussion.
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Pall Petieral Gunethats
Jersys
Naedattiot
Iuber Divisnin
Credueton Manger
Vaan
Sety
Robert Pallovenn
Ube Slrukers
Tormeyela
Sane Pais Ag
Sirikers
Fo Lo Rey Hill
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