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February 4, 1952
Trainman News
Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
What is this article about?
In Pittsburgh, the Monongahela Connecting Railroad signed a union shop agreement with deductions for dues and insurance, covering conductors, brakemen, and other employees. Deputy President E. B. Welcome assisted C. V. Harrington and the committee. Clerks received $1,785.36 in settlements on the January payroll.
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MCR Signs Union Shop Agreement
PITTSBURGH An agreement providing the union shop and deduction of dues and insurance premiums has been signed with Monongahela Connecting Railroad, reports Deputy President E. B. Welcome, who assisted C. V. Harrington and the general committee.
Covered are conductors, brakemen, towermen, dispatchers, clerical, station and storehouse employes on the property.
A number of cases were settled for the clerks, reports Welcome, and the second half January payroll will include payment of $1,785.36 to the men involved.
PITTSBURGH An agreement providing the union shop and deduction of dues and insurance premiums has been signed with Monongahela Connecting Railroad, reports Deputy President E. B. Welcome, who assisted C. V. Harrington and the general committee.
Covered are conductors, brakemen, towermen, dispatchers, clerical, station and storehouse employes on the property.
A number of cases were settled for the clerks, reports Welcome, and the second half January payroll will include payment of $1,785.36 to the men involved.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Justice
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
Union Shop Agreement
Monongahela Connecting Railroad
Labor Settlement
Pittsburgh
Clerks Payment
What entities or persons were involved?
E. B. Welcome
C. V. Harrington
Where did it happen?
Pittsburgh
Story Details
Key Persons
E. B. Welcome
C. V. Harrington
Location
Pittsburgh
Story Details
Agreement signed for union shop and deductions with Monongahela Connecting Railroad, covering various employees; clerks' cases settled with $1,785.36 payment in January payroll.