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Gorman at AFL-CIO Convention
1969
Patrick Gorman, president of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen, at the 1969 AFL-CIO convention. Gorman is seated at a table with other leaders of the AMCBW union.
AMCBWNA Convention
1952
Leaders of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters parade at their annual convention.
Gorman and other AMCBWNA Leaders
Patrick Gorman, then the secretary treasurer of the international union, with other leaders at the 19th national convention.
Strictly Kosher
At an unidentified kosher butcher shop, a butcher holds up a chicken for a customer to examine. A sign in the background indicates that the butchers were members of Amalgamated Meat Cutters Local 596.
Braslawsky's Kosher Market
At Lou Braslawsky's kosher meat market, a butcher holds a roast for a customer to examine. A sign at the back of the store suggests that chickens, not beef, was the market's specialty. The kosher b...
