Flurry Of Labor Troubles Eases With Some Settlements
A nationwide labor turmoil shows a slight improvement as a federal conciliator secures an agreement to avert grain flow disruption over the Great Lakes and a state mediator in California reports optimism about a seven day CIO strike. Yet New York truck drivers, West Coast maritime workers, and Detroit auto plant workers remain far from settlement amid ongoing tensions.
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Carl Carlgren
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Reach Agreement on Hourly Wages in Duluth Port Strike
In a 10 hour session workers approved a 1b-cent hourly wage increase retroactive to July 1 with adjustments in job classifications and benefits. The deal caps four months of talks while Carlgren returns to Minneapolis to press a separate AFI grain processors strike settlement. Nationwide oil and gas disputes and West Coast labor actions also surface as unions push higher pay and refuse non- Communist affidavits.
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Newark
Seattle
CIO
Carpet shipments from Tientsin reach over 1.13 million square feet
In nine months Tientsin China shipped 1 134 963 square feet of carpets to America, reflecting a strong export volume. The report highlights steady cross Pacific trade and notable carpet exports from China to the United States.
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