Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›No Picket Barrier for Payroll Help at the Lynn plant of the General Electric Company yesterday. Although a strike and pickets have idled 20,000 in Lynn and Everett, the union permitted these clerks to go through to prepare pay checks still due.
No Picket Barrier for Payroll Help at the Lynn plant of the General Electric Company yesterday. Although a strike and pickets have idled 20,000 in Lynn and Everett, the union permitted these clerks to go through to prepare pay checks still due.
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No Picket Barrier for Payroll Help at the Lynn plant of the General Electric Company yesterday. Although a strike and pickets have idled 20,000 in Lynn and Everett, the union permitted these clerks to go through to prepare pay checks still due.

[ca. April 1957]

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[Information from item housing] Labor: Strikes: Elec. Workers: Mass. (Incl. G.E., Lynn)

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