Word: picketer
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Walt Stahura swung and missed on the first pitch, and then leveled a drive just over the left field fence, 325 feet away. Terrier outfielder Len Dempsey jumped over the low picket fence, but couldn't get the blast...
...union, but Carey objected that the mediators' plan did not provide for arbitration on possible pay cuts for employees shifted from piecework to hourly pay; some, he said, stood to lose 37? an hour. He also objected to the suggestion that of 93 strikers fired for alleged picket-line violence, 57 be rehired and the other cases submitted to arbitration. Carey wanted them all rehired...
Barely had the walkout begun last week than it turned violent. As nonstrikers tried to drive through the picket lines, the strikers threw themselves on the cars. The thin line of Long Island police, under orders not to carry nightsticks, was repeatedly overwhelmed. Once, as a mob of pickets rushed to an entrance to head off workers, a cop stood aside. "What the hell was I going to do?" he muttered. "I was outnumbered...
...cafeteria with several weeks' supply of frozen meats and vegetables, and mounted cameras at the gates to record the struggle to stop incoming cars. Few production workers were able to get through. The union offered to give 4,000 nonproduction-line workers, including engineers, safe-conduct through the picket lines provided they turned out no planes. But the company flatly refused the I.A.M. offer...
...weeks the two sides were close to an agreement on wages and length of contract, had already agreed to shelve the hot time-study issue for later negotiation. But the sessions finally foundered over the company's refusal to take back 100 workers accused of violence on the picket lines (TIME...