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Their Picketing's A Family Affair, Striking Printers, members of International Typographical Union, are joined by their women and children as they pic(...)
Their Picketing's A Family Affair, Striking Printers, members of International Typographical Union, are joined by their women and children as they pic(...)

Their Picketing's A Family Affair, Striking Printers, members of International Typographical Union, are joined by their women and children as they pic(...)

Date8/6/1964
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Original Toronto Star caption: Their Picketing's A Family Affair; Striking Printers; members of International Typographical Union; are joined by their women and children as they picket back entrance of the Telegram today. About 200 pickets took part in first demonstration of mass picketing against 3 city papers.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0016752F
Picket line manned by members of the International Typographical Union parades outside Star Building after walk- out of printers about 1 p.m. yesterday
Picket line manned by members of the International Typographical Union parades outside Star Building after walk- out of printers about 1 p.m. yesterday
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A Striking printer, sports a new placard - minus the term lockout - as he pickets The Star
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