Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›New York – Wives Picket Airline – Four women, who identified themselves as wives of flight engineers employed by Trans World Airlines, picket the airline outside the old terminal building at New York’s Idlewild airport today. They said they were protesting the possibility that their husbands might lose their jobs under a program whereby pilots were being trained in the duties of flight engineers. From left are Mrs. Hubert Robinson, Mrs. William Crickman, Mrs. Howard Nann and Mrs. Frank Metro.
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New York – Wives Picket Airline – Four women, who identified themselves as wives of flight engineers employed by Trans World Airlines, picket the airline outside the old terminal building at New York’s Idlewild airport today. They said they were protesting the possibility that their husbands might lose their jobs under a program whereby pilots were being trained in the duties of flight engineers. From left are Mrs. Hubert Robinson, Mrs. William Crickman, Mrs. Howard Nann and Mrs. Frank Metro.
Associated Press · [ca. February 1962]
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