Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 May 1946 — Page 18

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E mei “Transit Strikes : May Hit Many Industries.

| By UNITED PRESS While the nation focused its

tieups in other fields, notably, the automotive and transit industries, continued to grow more Sleumpiiaed Strikes and ehutdowns over the nation kept 680,000 U.. 8. workers away from their jobs. At Detroit, Briggs Manufacturing Co. closed its Mack Avenue body plant today, laying off 6400 men in a production-quota dispute with Local 212 of the C. I O. United Auto Workers, | A company Sioolasmian said the big plant, which supplies bodies for Chrysler divisions, was shut down at 10 a. m, ' Rail Union Heads Walk Out

In Chicago, A. PF. Whitney, presi-

Trainmen, said that representatives | of two railroad brotherhoods which have set May 18 as a strike date walked out of a conference with | railway management heads today and would not meet with them again “unless the railroads make an offer and come to us.” The conferencés between representatives of the railroads and of the

hoods began Monday. “We met the carriers at 10:10 a. m. and they offered us nothing! substantial,” Mr, Whitney said. “Ab | 10:35 a. m., we walked out of the | conference. “Unless they make an offer and | come to us, there will be no more |

Atlanta Leaders Meet Transit union and power company representatives in Atlanta, Ga., reconvened today, with federal conciliators in an effort to snap the transportation . strike hese that snarled-traffic and left 500,000 afoot in Dixie's second largest city, As some 1400 Georgia Power Company bus and streetcar operators remained off the job for the second straight day, Atlanta, with its narrow and winding streets, faced a repetition of yesterday's worst traffic jams. A representative of Wisconsin's Governor Walter 8. Goodland was sent to West Allis today to investi-

among workers at the strike-bound | Allis-Chalmers plant, The charge was made by company President Walter Geist, who

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