Truce Detroit, June 8.
Union workers at the Briggs Manufacturing Ca. yesterday voted to accept a proposed agreement settling their two week strike which rendered 70,000 men idle in auto plants dependent on Briggs products.
Terms of the agreement have not yet been disclosed but observers saw the possibility of further union strife in the automobile industry last night. Faction union disputes were expected to break out because of the action of the American Federation of Labour in issuing a new charter to the United Automobile Workers faction headed by Mr, Homer Martin, for Congress of Industrial Organizations official—United Press.
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