ILA – Daggett Celebrates 54 Years in ILA
Daggett Celebrates 54 Years in ILA International Longshoremen’s Association President Harold J. Daggett joined the ILA in August of 1967
ILA Members Hit the Streets
ILA Members hit the streets – (Year Unknown) Longshoremen hit the streets as ILA members strike for better wages and
Hiring Boss Selects ILA Members for the Shape, Circa 1920s
PORT OF NY/NJ – (Circa 1920s) ILA Foreman selects Longshoremen to work the docks for the day at the job
ILA International President Joseph P. Ryan Calls Strike of 500 Longshoremen in Port Newark, 1935
PORT OF NY/NJ – (November 9, 1935) ILA International President Joseph P. Ryan calls strike of 500 Longshoremen in Port
Port of Boston, 1958, Longshoremen Handling Bagged Cocoa Beans at the Port of Boston, MA
PORT OF BOSTON, MA – (1958) Longshoremen handling bagged cocoa beans at the Port of Boston, MA. Bags were hoisted
Street in Lower Manhattan is Renamed Teddy Gleason Street, Honoring Former ILA President
Left to right- John Bowers, ILA President; Robert E. Gleason, Secretary-Treasurer; Kathryn E. Freed, New York City Council Member of
Three Saint John Women Take Their Place as Longshoremen
Historically done by men, “lashing” is one of Saint John port’s most dangerous jobs. Visit this page on the CBC
ILA President Appoints Jim Paylor and Peter Clark to Spearhead ILA’s Involvement in Windmill Projects
ILA President Harold Daggett Appoints Assistant General Organizer Jim Paylor and International Vice President Peter Clark To Spearhead ILA’s Involvement