Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Worcester, Mass -- Gas Station Went Dry -- Henry L. LaGorce of 1264 Grafton St., Worcester, ran out of gas, so just sat back and took it easy, Worcester -- like many communities along the East Coast -- 50 miles from the ocean, was hit by the maritime strike. Serval gas stations closed down because of picketing in Providence and in Boston.
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
Worcester, Mass -- Gas Station Went Dry -- Henry L. LaGorce of 1264 Grafton St., Worcester, ran out of gas, so just sat back and took it easy, Worcester -- like many communities along the East Coast -- 50 miles from the ocean, was hit by the maritime strike. Serval gas stations closed down because of picketing in Providence and in Boston.
Associated Press · [ca. June 1961]
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[Information from item housing] Labor: Strikes: Longshoremen & Maritime Workers: U.S.
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