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Shipping Strike on the Great Lakes has tied up 40 ships and 1,120 seamen have walked out, according to estimates by the National Maritime Union. Here,(...)
Shipping Strike on the Great Lakes has tied up 40 ships and 1,120 seamen have walked out, according to estimates by the National Maritime Union. Here,(...)

Shipping Strike on the Great Lakes has tied up 40 ships and 1,120 seamen have walked out, according to estimates by the National Maritime Union. Here,(...)

Date8/16/1946
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Original Toronto Star caption: Shipping Strike on the Great Lakes has tied up 40 ships and 1;120 seamen have walked out; according to estimates by the National Maritime Union. Here; strikers at Buffalo are urging seamen aboard the grain carrier Cletus Schneider to join the strike
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0017433F
Seven Seamen Accused of desertion under Canada Shipping Act, when they walked off four ships at the Kingston elevators when the Seamen's Union called (...)
Seven Seamen Accused of desertion under Canada Shipping Act, when they walked off four ships at the Kingston elevators when the Seamen's Union called (...)
5/28/1946
Great Lakes Navigation, peaceful since last summer's strike, threatens to become stormy again with barring of some union representatives from ships. S(...)
Great Lakes Navigation, peaceful since last summer's strike, threatens to become stormy again with barring of some union representatives from ships. S(...)
7/5/1947
Abandon ship call came this afternoon when the Seafarers International Union seamen went on strike in their bid for a 40-hour week. These crewmen walk(...)
Abandon ship call came this afternoon when the Seafarers International Union seamen went on strike in their bid for a 40-hour week. These crewmen walk(...)
8/17/1967
Siu members leaving ship tied up in Toronto harbor, In protest over government trusteeship over five maritime unions
Siu members leaving ship tied up in Toronto harbor, In protest over government trusteeship over five maritime unions
10/18/1963
Released from the Welland County jail after being arrested in connection the shipping strike, these seamen are back at Thorold where the C.S.L. liner (...)
Released from the Welland County jail after being arrested in connection the shipping strike, these seamen are back at Thorold where the C.S.L. liner (...)
5/29/1946
They're out: Civic workers in York borough, members of two locals of the Canadian Union of Public Employees, walked off the job today in a strike over fringe benefits
They're out: Civic workers in York borough, members of two locals of the Canadian Union of Public Employees, walked off the job today in a strike over fringe benefits
10/14/1981
Protesting trusteeship clamped on Canadian maritime unions, members of the Seamon's International Union depart with their belongings from ship anchore(...)
Protesting trusteeship clamped on Canadian maritime unions, members of the Seamon's International Union depart with their belongings from ship anchore(...)
10/18/1963
Ontario Hydro workers, now carrying on a series of rotating strikes, are one group among many public service employees who have walked out this year. (...)
Ontario Hydro workers, now carrying on a series of rotating strikes, are one group among many public service employees who have walked out this year. (...)
7/12/1972
Bail of $250 was asked by counsel for the 38 members of the Canadian Seamen's Union and a free lance photographer charged following a fracas aboard a (...)
Bail of $250 was asked by counsel for the 38 members of the Canadian Seamen's Union and a free lance photographer charged following a fracas aboard a (...)
5/1/1948
Canadian seamen have had an especially turbulent time
Canadian seamen have had an especially turbulent time
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Idled by Strike of trawlermen, fish processing plant workers sipped beer last August on a hillside overlooking a dozen tied-up trawlers at Morring Cove, Nfld. They're idled again in the current strike.
Idled by Strike of trawlermen, fish processing plant workers sipped beer last August on a hillside overlooking a dozen tied-up trawlers at Morring Cove, Nfld. They're idled again in the current strike.
8/25/1974
Votes counted at Royal York hotel to decide if inside postal workers would strike, The ballot count was 906 in favor of a strike and 286 opposed. Metro mail is tied up completely
Votes counted at Royal York hotel to decide if inside postal workers would strike, The ballot count was 906 in favor of a strike and 286 opposed. Metro mail is tied up completely
7/26/1965