Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Strikers' Wives Call on Cardinal-- This committee of five woman, representing the families of 240 employes of Calvary cemetery, Queens, pauses at door of residence of Francis Cardinal Spellman today before entering to confer with him about the strike. Mrs. Sigmund Czack (right), spokesman for the committee. said Cardinal Spellman was "adamant" and that we "we got no place." Meanwhile the force of young priests and seminarians burying the dead at the strike bound cemetery was doubled. Left to right are: Mrs. Jane Gibbons, Mrs. Nettie Tarantino, Mrs. Margaret Coffey, Mrs. Margaret Brennan and Mrs. Sigmund Czack.
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Strikers' Wives Call on Cardinal-- This committee of five woman, representing the families of 240 employes of Calvary cemetery, Queens, pauses at door of residence of Francis Cardinal Spellman today before entering to confer with him about the strike. Mrs. Sigmund Czack (right), spokesman for the committee. said Cardinal Spellman was "adamant" and that we "we got no place." Meanwhile the force of young priests and seminarians burying the dead at the strike bound cemetery was doubled. Left to right are: Mrs. Jane Gibbons, Mrs. Nettie Tarantino, Mrs. Margaret Coffey, Mrs. Margaret Brennan and Mrs. Sigmund Czack.
Associated Press · [ca. March 1949]
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[Information from item housing] Labor: Strikes: Misc: U.S.
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