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Detroit Meat Shops to Eliminate Help

November 5, 1934
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Having gone meatless for two weeks as a result of a strike of union workers in kosher meat markets here, consumers of kosher meat in Detroit are now faced by a serious problem.

The ninety owners of kosher markets in Detroit have united to open twenty-five butcher shops on a co-operative basis, in order to eliminate use of outside help, the owners planning to do their own work.

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