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Overflowing the Concert Hall in the Royal York Hotel, sorters and other members of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers yesterday resoundingly voted a(...)
Overflowing the Concert Hall in the Royal York Hotel, sorters and other members of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers yesterday resoundingly voted a(...)

Overflowing the Concert Hall in the Royal York Hotel, sorters and other members of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers yesterday resoundingly voted a(...)

Date2/27/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: Overflowing the Concert Hall in the Royal York Hotel; sorters and other members of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers yesterday resoundingly voted against staging a mass sympathy walkout in support of striking maintenance workers. The strikers lifted their picket lines and want back to work today; enabling post offices to resume operations; but their union warned strike could be reimposed at any time. Huge quantities of sorted mail are being rushed out.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0017224F
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