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On this day in Labor History

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April 5, 1956

Columnist Victor Riesel, a crusader against mob infiltration of unions, was blinded in New York City when a hired assailant threw sulfuric acid in his face - 1956

March 20, 1956

Members of the International Union of Electrical Workers reach agreement with Westinghouse Electric Corp., end a 156-day strike - 1956

March 1, 1956

The federal minimum wage increases to $1.00 per hour - 1956

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