Strikes & Picketing [folder 1 of 7]

Includes: Serbin strikers in jail; a striker tends to an injured striker who was hit by a truck while on a picket line, San Francisco, 1974; City Terrace Sportswear employees strike; Reverie Employees strike; women take a break from picketing to drink coffee; woman with a crutch and broken arm from car that hit her while picketing; members of Locals 21 and 135 picket Sears, 1967; Local 148 - 162 pickets, Union City, New Jersey; picketers outside Oppenheim Collins; Local 134 pickets Sears, Paterson, New Jersey; Local 148 - 162 members strike Sears, Puerto Rico, Feb. 1967; Local 165 members strike Sears, 1967; Local 222 strikes Knitco, 1967; More Mfg. Co. workers strike, 1965; Local 62 members strike Angel wear; Local 24 strikes Cable Raincoat Co., 1955; Local 415 members strike McKay of Miami, 1966; Local 62 strikes Perry Ling; Pan Gard employees strike, 1966; David Dubinsky speaking, holding document titled "Why We Strike"; Cue Fashion workers strike, April 1957; Local 122 members strike Palmetto Mfg, 1965; Local 451 strikes Mode O` Day; black women picket Sipkin and Cuddle - Teens; Local 62 strikes Underwear Mills; River Park Mfg. on strike; workers strike Terri - Girl; Tan Jay workers strike; Billy Jack For Her workers strike; Swan Knit workers strike, Oct. 1959; picketing in front of Woolworth; picketing in front of Macy's; Talon workers strike, 1973; employees of H.T. Johnson strike, Boston; Copley workers strike, Allentown, Pennsylvania, March 1958; Stulberg, Zimmerman, and David Dubinsky in group, signs on wall celebrating "David Dubinsky Week"; Antonini receives plaque from the Kings County Liberal Party, 5/5/63; ILGWU members on the Mall, Washington DC, getting ready for a march; ILGWU members marching; group of children wearing Local 105 buttons; Union members on the Mall with Capitol in background; ILGWU women ask for contributions outside the ILGWU Health Center; woman hands a Union Label bag to a man dressed as Santa Claus; sculpture class; children point to the symbol of Local 105, David Dubinsky Meany, and Zimmerman