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Story July 14, 1938

Miami Citizen

Miami, Dade County, Florida

What is this article about?

Representatives of 18 railroad unions and management agree to confer in Chicago on July 20 about proposed wage cuts. George M. Harrison announces; Pullman conductors and train dispatchers unaffected, Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen acting separately. Local consultations ongoing; brotherhood resists cuts.

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RAILROADS AND UNIONS
TO CONFER ON JULY 20
ON PROPOSED PAY CUTS

CHICAGO. -Representatives of 18 railroad unions and of the railroad management have agreed to confer on the proposed wage cut in this city on July 20. George M. Harrison, chairman of the Railway Labor Executives' Association, made the announcement. The Pullman conductors and the train dispatchers are not affected by the proposed cut, and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen is acting separately. A separate conference with this union will be agreed on shortly.

Mr. Harrison pointed out that the general conference could not be held until local consultations between men and managers, and that one-third of these were still to come.

Brotherhood officials insist that they will resist any wage cut.

What sub-type of article is it?

Historical Event

What themes does it cover?

Justice Misfortune

What keywords are associated?

Railroad Unions Wage Cuts Labor Conference Chicago Brotherhood Of Railroad Trainmen

What entities or persons were involved?

George M. Harrison Brotherhood Of Railroad Trainmen

Where did it happen?

Chicago

Story Details

Key Persons

George M. Harrison Brotherhood Of Railroad Trainmen

Location

Chicago

Event Date

July 20

Story Details

Railroad unions and management to confer on proposed wage cuts; some unions exempt or separate; resistance expected.

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