Wage Increase Refused by War Labor Board
The War Labor Board rejected a general wage increase at Western Electric's Point Breeze plant in Baltimore, deeming it would destabilize area wages and hinder anti inflation efforts. The decision affects 6,535 employees and urges the company and the Point Breeze Employes Administration (independent) to pursue shorter progression schedules and wage steps instead.
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Armour Is Called For Consultation
Ambassador Norman Armour is recalled from Argentina for consultation as U S Argentine relations are debated. The move is seen as a diplomatic setback amid nonrecognition of the junta since February. Germany’s 1937 petroleum output was nearly double that of 1933.
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