General Teleradio, Inc. v. Manuti
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtCohn, J.
Plaintiffs are engaged in the business of radio and television broadcasting, operating stations WOR and WOR-TV pursuant to authority granted by the Federal Communications Commission. The defendant union is a labor organization of professional musicians.
For a number of years peaceful relations have existed between plaintiffs and the union under collective bargaining agreements, the last r? which expired in February, 1954. Under this last agreement,, plaintiffs were required to employ at their stations WOR and WOR-TV a staff orchestra of forty musicians. Early in the year 1954, negotiations…
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