Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Boston Newspaper Strike...Edward T. O'Neil of Dorchester, Boston Typographical Union #13,(L), and Richard Manzi of Stoneham, Boston Mailers Union #1, are shown as they arrived at the Boston Record American- Sunday Advertiser Building to take up position in picket lines after union printers and mailers voted overwhelmingly 3/6 to go on strike against Boston's five daily newspapers.
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
Boston Newspaper Strike...Edward T. O'Neil of Dorchester, Boston Typographical Union #13,(L), and Richard Manzi of Stoneham, Boston Mailers Union #1, are shown as they arrived at the Boston Record American- Sunday Advertiser Building to take up position in picket lines after union printers and mailers voted overwhelmingly 3/6 to go on strike against Boston's five daily newspapers.
United Press International · [ca. March 1966]
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[Information from item housing] Labor: Strikes: Newspaper Workers: Mass.
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