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Blind Minister, Rev. Harry J. Sutcliffe of Brooklyn, seated, and Mayor Philip Givens, speaking, both talked in English and Hebrew at B'nai B'rith men'(...)
Blind Minister, Rev. Harry J. Sutcliffe of Brooklyn, seated, and Mayor Philip Givens, speaking, both talked in English and Hebrew at B'nai B'rith men'(...)

Blind Minister, Rev. Harry J. Sutcliffe of Brooklyn, seated, and Mayor Philip Givens, speaking, both talked in English and Hebrew at B'nai B'rith men'(...)

Date2/24/1954
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Original Toronto Star caption: Blind Minister; Rev. Harry J. Sutcliffe of Brooklyn; seated; and Mayor Philip Givens; speaking; both talked in English and Hebrew at B'nai B'rith men's covenant breakfast in Beth Tzedec Synagogue Sunday in connection with Brotherhood Week. The Episcopalain minister said: I believe in B'nai B'rith.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0022502F
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