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Striking postmen vote at Coliseum on whether or not to return to jobs, Outside they carried signs protesting Judge J
Striking postmen vote at Coliseum on whether or not to return to jobs, Outside they carried signs protesting Judge J

Striking postmen vote at Coliseum on whether or not to return to jobs, Outside they carried signs protesting Judge J

Date7/29/1965
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  • Striking postmen vote at Coliseum on whether or not to return to jobs, Outside they carried signs protesting Judge J
  • Striking postmen vote at Coliseum on whether or not to return to jobs; Outside they carried signs protesting Judge J.C. Anderson's offer of a $60 raise.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Striking postmen vote at Coliseum on whether or not to return to jobs; Outside they carried signs protesting Judge J.C. Anderson's offer of a $60 raise.
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