Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-04-24 | Page 1 | Disorders Mark Motor Walkouts

DISORDERS MARK MOTOR WALKOUTS Picket Stabbed in St. St Louis Peace Efforts Pushed By Associated Press Strike s sharpened the cap cap- labor ital-labor controversy in the automo automo- live tive industry today while negotiations went vent forward for lor settlement of the railroad and AlaJ Alabama ama coal wage dis dis- At Cleveland mounted police restored re- re stored order among mon a crowd of strike sympathizers who crowded around the Fisher Body company's plant where about half of the walked out In a demand for union recognition A picket was stabbed at St St. Louis where workers left their jobs at the Chevrolet Motor company and Fisher Body plants At Toledo 1900 automotive workers remained on strike The national automobile labor board worked at Detroit to restore peace in the thc industry At Cleveland gasoline truck drivers joined a strike of 2000 filling station attendants At Washington railroad labor Jabor leaders lead lead- ers and executives sought in a new nc series of conferences to end the wage dispute A dl disagreement developed between Alabama coal operators and miners in negotiations to return workers work work- ers to the shafts