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Michael, Jackson, Arrested Man, Seen Talking To Seamen Near Welland Canal
Michael, Jackson, Arrested Man, Seen Talking To Seamen Near Welland Canal

Michael, Jackson, Arrested Man, Seen Talking To Seamen Near Welland Canal

Date4/24/1948
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Original Toronto Star caption: Michael; Jackson; Arrested Man; Seen Talking To Seamen Near Welland Canal
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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_0017413F
Released from the Welland County jail after being arrested in connection the shipping strike, these seamen are back at Thorold where the C.S.L. liner (...)
Released from the Welland County jail after being arrested in connection the shipping strike, these seamen are back at Thorold where the C.S.L. liner (...)
5/29/1946
Club-carrying men aboard the coal carrier Glenelg, boarded in the Welland canal at Thorold, are seen outside the wheelhouse. The windows were broken b(...)
Club-carrying men aboard the coal carrier Glenelg, boarded in the Welland canal at Thorold, are seen outside the wheelhouse. The windows were broken b(...)
4/23/1948
The Passenger ship Noronic is moored to the bank of the Welland canal while a tanker under steam moves past
The Passenger ship Noronic is moored to the bank of the Welland canal while a tanker under steam moves past
5/31/1946
Steaming Slowly Through the Welland canal is the S
Steaming Slowly Through the Welland canal is the S
6/3/1946
Men who Boarded the ship were trapped aboard when water in Welland canal lock was lowered
Men who Boarded the ship were trapped aboard when water in Welland canal lock was lowered
4/23/1948
Seven Seamen Accused of desertion under Canada Shipping Act, when they walked off four ships at the Kingston elevators when the Seamen's Union called (...)
Seven Seamen Accused of desertion under Canada Shipping Act, when they walked off four ships at the Kingston elevators when the Seamen's Union called (...)
5/28/1946
Victory Parade in which striking seamen wore newly arrived gas masks and carried signs was held through Cornwall streets after announcement that agree(...)
Victory Parade in which striking seamen wore newly arrived gas masks and carried signs was held through Cornwall streets after announcement that agree(...)
6/18/1948
Bail of $250 was asked by counsel for the 38 members of the Canadian Seamen's Union and a free lance photographer charged following a fracas aboard a (...)
Bail of $250 was asked by counsel for the 38 members of the Canadian Seamen's Union and a free lance photographer charged following a fracas aboard a (...)
5/1/1948
Shipping Strike on the Great Lakes has tied up 40 ships and 1,120 seamen have walked out, according to estimates by the National Maritime Union. Here,(...)
Shipping Strike on the Great Lakes has tied up 40 ships and 1,120 seamen have walked out, according to estimates by the National Maritime Union. Here,(...)
8/16/1946
Canadian seamen have had an especially turbulent time
Canadian seamen have had an especially turbulent time
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Abandon ship call came this afternoon when the Seafarers International Union seamen went on strike in their bid for a 40-hour week. These crewmen walk(...)
Abandon ship call came this afternoon when the Seafarers International Union seamen went on strike in their bid for a 40-hour week. These crewmen walk(...)
8/17/1967
One of Three Strikers arrested at Thorold by R
One of Three Strikers arrested at Thorold by R
6/9/1948