Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Reserve Police in Dighton – Some 20 reserve policemen assembled at the Mt. Hope Finishing Company plant today to help the nine-man regular force maintain order in strike-torn Dighton where stoning and rioting drew warning shots from householder Tuesday.
Reserve Police in Dighton – Some 20 reserve policemen assembled at the Mt. Hope Finishing Company plant today to help the nine-man regular force maintain order in strike-torn Dighton where stoning and rioting drew warning shots from householder Tuesday.
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Reserve Police in Dighton – Some 20 reserve policemen assembled at the Mt. Hope Finishing Company plant today to help the nine-man regular force maintain order in strike-torn Dighton where stoning and rioting drew warning shots from householder Tuesday.

Hansen, Arthur (Photographer) · [ca. September 1951]

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