Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›No Sales Problem Here Arthur Hotaling, right, proprietor of an out of town newspaper stand in Times Square, New York City, holds up copy of the Boston Sunday Post as eager customers mill around seeking copies of complete Sunday editions. As New York newspaper strike entered its ninth day. Hotaling said his stand was just about swept clean and he was selling out of town Sunday papers as quickly as they could be picked up from incoming trains. Only the New York Herald Tribune, not affected by strike, published Dec. 6, but only in an eight-page edition, minus features
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No Sales Problem Here Arthur Hotaling, right, proprietor of an out of town newspaper stand in Times Square, New York City, holds up copy of the Boston Sunday Post as eager customers mill around seeking copies of complete Sunday editions. As New York newspaper strike entered its ninth day. Hotaling said his stand was just about swept clean and he was selling out of town Sunday papers as quickly as they could be picked up from incoming trains. Only the New York Herald Tribune, not affected by strike, published Dec. 6, but only in an eight-page edition, minus features
Associated Press · [ca. December 1953]
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[Information from item housing] Labor: Strikes: Newspaper Workers: U.S.
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