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Madeleine Parent of the Canadian Textile and Chemical Union, which represents the strikers at Artistic Woodwork, saysnone of them will go back unless (...)
Madeleine Parent of the Canadian Textile and Chemical Union, which represents the strikers at Artistic Woodwork, saysnone of them will go back unless (...)

Madeleine Parent of the Canadian Textile and Chemical Union, which represents the strikers at Artistic Woodwork, saysnone of them will go back unless (...)

Date2/7/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Madeleine Parent of the Canadian Textile and Chemical Union, which represents the strikers at Artistic Woodwork, saysnone of them will go back unless all are permitted to. Despite an agreement Friday, the strike goes on.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0072513F
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