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Brigadier Ernest Hutchinson Counsels at Toronto City Hall Jail, Salvation Army early championed Parole for first offenders
Brigadier Ernest Hutchinson Counsels at Toronto City Hall Jail, Salvation Army early championed Parole for first offenders

Brigadier Ernest Hutchinson Counsels at Toronto City Hall Jail, Salvation Army early championed Parole for first offenders

Date1/15/1965
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Original Toronto Star caption: Brigadier Ernest Hutchinson Counsels at Toronto City Hall Jail, Salvation Army early championed Parole for first offenders
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0028388F
At the 'Bull Pen' in the old city hall, Salvation Army Brigadier Ernest Hutchinson gives aid and advice to accused before he's taken to magistrate's c(...)
At the 'Bull Pen' in the old city hall, Salvation Army Brigadier Ernest Hutchinson gives aid and advice to accused before he's taken to magistrate's c(...)
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Ernest Hutchinson Brigadier retires
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A police award for the brigadier, Salvation Army Brigadier Stanley Jackson (left) and Brigadier Reg Ramsey congratulate Brigadier Phoebe Bolton after (...)
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4/10/1973
Brigadier R. M. Bamsey of the Salvation Army says in the grace of God lies the answer to suicide
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7/26/1969
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Brigadier Cyril Everitt of the Salvation Army counsels a youthful prisoner in the Don jail
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Kettle campaign for needy begins, About 40 Salvation Army cadets today officially launched annual Salvation Army Kettling Campaign to provide food, cl(...)
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Salvation army Lt. Col. Eric Coward, now retired, revamped the War Cry, the army's publication, because many pub crawls here and overseas convinced hi(...)
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