Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Pickets led by John Deady, secretary of the Metropolitan Building Trades Council, AFL-CIO, (far left) patrol the shaft of the new East Boston tunnel job in a jurisdictional dispute involving several unions. Twenty Boston policemen mingled with the pickets in 10-degree cold today after receiving reports of possible violence.
Pickets led by John Deady, secretary of the Metropolitan Building Trades Council, AFL-CIO, (far left) patrol the shaft of the new East Boston tunnel job in a jurisdictional dispute involving several unions. Twenty Boston policemen mingled with the pickets in 10-degree cold today after receiving reports of possible violence.
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Pickets led by John Deady, secretary of the Metropolitan Building Trades Council, AFL-CIO, (far left) patrol the shaft of the new East Boston tunnel job in a jurisdictional dispute involving several unions. Twenty Boston policemen mingled with the pickets in 10-degree cold today after receiving reports of possible violence.

[ca. January 1960]

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[Information from item housing] Labor: Unions: Mass.

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