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Goodyear Heights, Goodyear Boulevard, Para Avenue

Posted in Goodyear Heights, Neighborhoods

Goodyear Heights

by tconte on July 20, 2017

A vintage view of Akron’s Goodyear Heights neighborhood at what is today Goodyear Boulevard and Para Avenue.

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This Day In History

1976 On this day in 1976, 11,000 rubber workers went on strike against Goodyear, Goodrich, and Firestone. The strike would last 141 days, a record that would stand until the URW's strikes against Bridgestone/Firestone Inc. and Pirelli Armstrong Tire Corp. in 1994.

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