John Lindsay signing of an executive order #27 which gives formal status to the mayor's committee on the exploitation of workers

The NYPR Archive Collections | Jan 1, 2000

John Lindsay signs executive order #27 which gives formal status to the mayor's committee on the exploitation of workers

The members are John Cadden, Henery Phoner, Steven Denzillo, local 306, Samuel Covenetski, Irving Sterne, Jack Stone, Leon Zverdoff, Doris Turner, Julius Manson.

Older members are George Donohue, Simeon Golar, Frank Mecurio, Howard Samuel, Theodore Fellner, Hector Vazquez, Irving Reece, Harry Soloway, Joseph Taratolla, Canon William S Van Meter, William Wolpert.



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