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W. J. Smith, knew Duke had record
W. J. Smith, knew Duke had record

W. J. Smith, knew Duke had record

Date9/16/1970
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0027542F
Metro Constable Michael Besl W/Duke - New eye shield
Metro Constable Michael Besl W/Duke - New eye shield
6/17/1993
The last cruise of the Miranda: a record of Arctic adventure, by Henry Collins Walsh ; with contributions from Prof. Wm. H. Brewer, of Yale; Prof. G. Frederick Wright, of Oberlin; James D. Dewell, Hon. George W. Gardner, Prof. B. C. Jillson, Dr. F. A. Cook, Capt. Geo. W. Dixon, Rudolf Kersting, Dr. R. O. Stebbins, Maynard Ladd, Arthur R. Thompson, Russell W. Porter, Carlyle Garrison, L. J. W. Joyner, Samuel Orth, and Chas. B. Carpenter
The last cruise of the Miranda: a record of Arctic adventure, by Henry Collins Walsh ; with contributions from Prof. Wm. H. Brewer, of Yale; Prof. G. Frederick Wright, of Oberlin; James D. Dewell, Hon. George W. Gardner, Prof. B. C. Jillson, Dr. F. A. Cook, Capt. Geo. W. Dixon, Rudolf Kersting, Dr. R. O. Stebbins, Maynard Ladd, Arthur R. Thompson, Russell W. Porter, Carlyle Garrison, L. J. W. Joyner, Samuel Orth, and Chas. B. Carpenter
1896
Gordon Lightfoot: Folksinger who opens a series of concerts at Massey Hall tonight knew Catherine Smith before she moved to Los Angeles
Gordon Lightfoot: Folksinger who opens a series of concerts at Massey Hall tonight knew Catherine Smith before she moved to Los Angeles
3/8/1982
Multi-millionaire: J. A. McDougald had a passion for the British way of life, numbering peers among friends. In one embarrassing incident, the visiting Duke of Wellington was mistaken for his butler
Multi-millionaire: J. A. McDougald had a passion for the British way of life, numbering peers among friends. In one embarrassing incident, the visiting Duke of Wellington was mistaken for his butler
3/4/1970
dynamite went off. Police Knew the danger.The robber had even let them smell the dynamite and shown them the detonator he had made of two sticks with (...)
dynamite went off. Police Knew the danger.The robber had even let them smell the dynamite and shown them the detonator he had made of two sticks with (...)
5/10/1973
Grieving parent: Nancy Leigh-Eaton, who knew her daughter's killer as a young neighbor, said Leyshon-Hughes, despite his troubles, had been a dear, patient, sweet fantastic child
Grieving parent: Nancy Leigh-Eaton, who knew her daughter's killer as a young neighbor, said Leyshon-Hughes, despite his troubles, had been a dear, patient, sweet fantastic child
7/26/1986
Keep an open mind, W. J. Smith
Keep an open mind, W. J. Smith
1/24/1972
Under close scrutiny is RCMP Constable Curt Wentzell, 22, while talking to children, aged 6 to 8, at Duke of Connaught Public School yesterday
Under close scrutiny is RCMP Constable Curt Wentzell, 22, while talking to children, aged 6 to 8, at Duke of Connaught Public School yesterday
11/22/1977
Inspector Blucher, Says Duke gave door prize
Inspector Blucher, Says Duke gave door prize
9/24/1970
Put up your dukes
Put up your dukes
2/17/1985
Constable Thomas Ward, Laid charges against Duke
Constable Thomas Ward, Laid charges against Duke
9/24/1970
A public telephone is a faster way of reaching the Metro Police records office than their two-way radios are, officers say. Constable David Mills, at (...)
A public telephone is a faster way of reaching the Metro Police records office than their two-way radios are, officers say. Constable David Mills, at (...)
2/7/1972