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Imperial Valley Press
El Centro, Imperial County, California
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In Hollywood, the War Labor Board ordered 500 AFL-affiliated culinary workers at the Ambassador Hotel to return to their jobs after a one-week strike demanding a closed shop and wage increase. Management met the wage demands, but the closed-shop issue remained unsettled, and all hotel eating and drinking establishments were closed during the strike.
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HOLLYWOOD, July 7. (UP)-
Five hundred affiliated culinary workers AFL, Friday were under War Labor Board order to return to their jobs at the swank Ambassador hotel after a week's strike for closed shop and a wage increase.
The management met wage demands but the closed-shop issue still was unsettled and the WLB refused to hear the case while the strike is in progress.
All of the Ambassador's eating and drinking establishments were closed by the walkout.
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Primary Location
Hollywood
Event Date
July 7
Outcome
workers ordered back to jobs; wage demands met; closed-shop issue unsettled; hotel eating and drinking establishments closed during strike.
Event Details
Five hundred affiliated culinary workers AFL went on a week's strike at the Ambassador Hotel for closed shop and wage increase. War Labor Board ordered them to return to jobs on Friday. Management met wage demands but closed-shop issue remained unsettled, and WLB refused to hear the case during the strike.