Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Milk Dealers Strike in Northern New York More than 1,000 independent milk dealers within a 35-mile radius of Rochester, N.Y. began a three-day strike by picketing highways and dumping milk being trucked into the city the dairymen's league. Thousands of gall foamed in roadside ditches as was halted and dumped. The only loads were guarded by state troop want a better price, and milk shortage of indefinite
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
Milk Dealers Strike in Northern New York More than 1,000 independent milk dealers within a 35-mile radius of Rochester, N.Y. began a three-day strike by picketing highways and dumping milk being trucked into the city the dairymen's league. Thousands of gall foamed in roadside ditches as was halted and dumped. The only loads were guarded by state troop want a better price, and milk shortage of indefinite
Associated Press · [ca. March 1933]
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[Information from item housing] Labor: Strikes: Milk Drivers: Incl. Mass.
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