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Counting Vote by which striking Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway bus drivers decided to continue the walkout, local presidents met in Hotel Manger yesterday. Extreme left, Norman Branden of Lynn, conference chairman.
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Counting Vote by which striking Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway bus drivers decided to continue the walkout, local presidents met in Hotel Manger yesterday. Extreme left, Norman Branden of Lynn, conference chairman.

[ca. June 1952]

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[Information from item housing] Labor: Strikes: Transit Workers: Mass 1950s

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