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lit cigarettes on the upper deck and patched up lovers' quarrels

This powerful illustration accompanied The Times Book Review article

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Fifth Avenue color-white lit cigarettes on the upperAutomobiles jam Fifth Avenue, at 54th Street, after 3,500 employees walked off their jobs at two bus companies on March 10, 1941. With 1,305 buses out of action, throngs of New Yorkers took to subways and taxis to get around town. This photo shows traffic on Fifth Avenue going in two directions. That changed on January 14, 1966, when it became a one way street, with traffic going uptown (southbound). Bus strikes and traffic aside, Fifth Avenue has