Distributive Office and Processing Workers' Union, Arbitration, 1952.

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Distributive Office and Processing Workers' Union, Arbitration, 1952.

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On May 27, 1952, upon request from District 65, Distributive, Processing and Office Workers Union, the American Arbitration Association appointed David L. Cole to arbitrate the wage dispute between District 65 and Gimbel Brothers. The hearings began in New York City on July 17, 1952.

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