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Angrily rejecting an ultimatum by Acme Screw and Gear that it would close its two plants if workers didn't accept a wage freeze, more than 800 employe(...)
Angrily rejecting an ultimatum by Acme Screw and Gear that it would close its two plants if workers didn't accept a wage freeze, more than 800 employe(...)

Angrily rejecting an ultimatum by Acme Screw and Gear that it would close its two plants if workers didn't accept a wage freeze, more than 800 employe(...)

Date1/20/1971
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Original Toronto Star caption: Angrily rejecting an ultimatum by Acme Screw and Gear that it would close its two plants if workers didn't accept a wage freeze; more than 800 employees of firm leave a mass meeting at Westclair Ballroom to begin picketing.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0016383F
Voting to accept a wage freeze for at least 18 months, workers of Acme Screw and Gear Ltd
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