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At the start of the dispute between International Typographical Union and the three Toronto daily newspapers in July, 1964, printers and mailers carry(...)
At the start of the dispute between International Typographical Union and the three Toronto daily newspapers in July, 1964, printers and mailers carry(...)

At the start of the dispute between International Typographical Union and the three Toronto daily newspapers in July, 1964, printers and mailers carry(...)

Date1/1/1971
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Original Toronto Star caption: At the start of the dispute between International Typographical Union and the three Toronto daily newspapers in July; 1964; printers and mailers carry placards claiming a lock-out as they parade back and forth on picket line in front of King St. Star building.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0016762F
Their Picketing's A Family Affair, Striking Printers, members of International Typographical Union, are joined by their women and children as they pic(...)
Their Picketing's A Family Affair, Striking Printers, members of International Typographical Union, are joined by their women and children as they pic(...)
8/6/1964
Picket line manned by members of the International Typographical Union parades outside Star Building after walk- out of printers about 1 p.m. yesterday
Picket line manned by members of the International Typographical Union parades outside Star Building after walk- out of printers about 1 p.m. yesterday
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Mayor Givens tells printers at City Hall board of control is ready to mediate newspapers strike
Mayor Givens tells printers at City Hall board of control is ready to mediate newspapers strike
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Printers, Sympathizers March, About 1,500 printers and sympathizers carry brief to Premier Robarts asking him to use influence to get publishers and printers back at bargaining table
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9/23/1964
Trucks are ready to roll with the first edition of the printer-struck Telegram in this picture as International Typographical pickets look on. Both ed(...)
Trucks are ready to roll with the first edition of the printer-struck Telegram in this picture as International Typographical pickets look on. Both ed(...)
7/11/1964
Striking printers and their sympathizers, parading in pairs, move slowly around City Hall
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9/14/1964
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Taking it to the top, Striking employees of the Cambridge Reporter and Guelph Mercury newspapers picket outside the downtown Toronto headquarters of t(...)
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The contract dispute between the town of Mississauga and local 636 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers continues as the two sides h(...)
The contract dispute between the town of Mississauga and local 636 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers continues as the two sides h(...)
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Striking mailer, They joined in support
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Reduced Service on the Island ferries has been caused by strike of Local 43 of the Canadian Union of Public Employees in a wage dispute with Metro. Cr(...)
Reduced Service on the Island ferries has been caused by strike of Local 43 of the Canadian Union of Public Employees in a wage dispute with Metro. Cr(...)
11/3/1966
Airport Firemen walked out at noon today and shut down about half of air CAnada's normal daily flights at Toronto International Airport. Tom Stoyanoff(...)
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