Guide to the United States Emergency Board No. 175 Transcripts and exhibits,
1969

Collection Number: 5007

Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation and Archives, Cornell University Library

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Compiled by:
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Date completed:
2000
EAD encoding:
Casey S. Westerman, August 16, 2002

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DESCRIPTIVE SUMMARY

Title:
United States. Emergency Board No. 175. Transcripts and exhibits, 1969.
Collection Number:
5007
Creator:
United States. Emergency Board No. 175.
Quantity:
1 linear foot.
Forms of Material:
Transcripts and exhibits.
Repository:
Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation and Archives, Cornell University Library
Abstract:
Transcripts and exhibits of United States Emergency Board No. 175, pertaining to National Railway Labor Conference and Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen.
Language:
Collection material in English

SUBJECTS

Names:
United States.

Subjects:
Collective bargaining--Railroads--United States--Sources.

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United States. Emergency Board No. 175. Transcripts and exhibits, 1969. 5007. Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation and Archives, Cornell University Library.
CONTAINER LISTING

Description
Container
I. Transcript of Proceedings.
Volumes 1-8. February 7, 1969 - February 15, 1969.
II. Carrier's exhibits.
1) The Proposals of the Parties and the Appearances for the Carriers
2) Supplement to the Opening Statement for the Carriers
3) Recent Reports of Emergency Boards and Other Tribunals Dealing With The Non-operating Employees' Wage Structure
4) 1967-1969 Wage Agreements
5) Statement of J. P. Hiltz Jr. Chairman, National Railway Labor Conference
6) Statement of O. H. Summers
7) Statement of B. J. Hutton
8) Statement of J. I. Adams
9) Submission Exhibit Job Content
10) Pay Supplements
11) Signalman's Special Bate Study
12) Post World War II Changes In Gross Product and Selected Components Thereof
13) Economic Conditions in the Railroad Industry
14) Supplementary Economic and Wage Data
15) Submission Exhibit Carrier Proposals
III. Union exhibits.
1) Supplement to Opening Statement
2) History of Dispute
3) Working Conditions of Railroad Signalmen
4a) C and S men seek means to fill ranks and train employees
4) Comments on Signal Systems and Devices, and Survey of Agreements of Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen
5a) Statement of A. E. Littlejohn, Leading Signalman - Elgin, Joliet and Eastern Railway Company
5b) Statement of R. W. Maddux, Signal Maintainer - Texas and Pacific Railway Company
5c) Statement of D. A, Dehle, C. T. C. Signal Maintainer - Southern Pacific Company
6) Railroad Signal Department Trends in Employment, Earnings and Wage Rates
7) The Public Interest in This Case
8) Major Collective Bargaining Settlements 1967 and 1968
9) Recent Railroad Settlements
10) Cost of Living
11} Wage Comparisons and Differentials
11b) Hourly Earnings of Laborers in 1968
12) Senate Monday, September 18, 1967
IV. Report to the President.
V. Nine related papers.