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1937

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CENTRE ISLAND. Boat of many part -- Centre Island weed cutter, July 11, 1937. [Joe Farrell and his Toronto Islands' weed-cutter are pictured above.The one-time None Better, now affectionately known as the Mississippi is the object of laudatory comments from visiting harbor officials from all parts of the continent -- Staff Photo.]

1947

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CHINESE IN TORONTO [Toronto's Chinatown: a portrait, July 1947. Two men stand at the entrance of Yau Kee Hop John Co. Ltd., just up the street from restaurant, Cathay Garden, in downtown Toronto. Photo by John Boyd / The Globe and Mail]

Stanley BALDWIN Gt. Britain. Politician Ottawa Imperial Economic Conference -- Premier R.B. Bennett of Canada greeting British Premier Stanley Baldwin and Mrs. Baldwin beside train.[Neg. #32201-03] July 20, 1932

1932

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Stanley BALDWIN Gt. Britain. Politician Ottawa Imperial Economic Conference -- Premier R.B. Bennett of Canada greeting British Premier Stanley Baldwin and Mrs. Baldwin beside train.[Neg. #32201-03] July 20, 1932

1962

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Janet LEIGH [American actress Janet Leigh, portrait taken in Toronto, October 24, 1962. Photo by John Boyd / The Globe and Mail. Neg. #62297]

(Sir) James PITMAN Gt. Britain Politician Sir James Pitman (Left) Talks to Mr. Scott. Panel discussed world government, disarmament.

1961

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(Sir) James PITMAN Gt. Britain Politician Sir James Pitman (Left) Talks to Mr. Scott. Panel discussed world government, disarmament.

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