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Chorley Park. Chorley Park military hospital will be turned over to the city by the federal government for $100,000, Mayor McCallum told board of cont(...)

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Chorley Park. Chorley Park military hospital will be turned over to the city by the federal government for $100,000, Mayor McCallum told board of cont(...)

Date4/7/1948

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Original Toronto Star caption: Chorley Park. Chorley Park military hospital will be turned over to the city by the federal government for $100;000; Mayor McCallum told board of control today. He said the federal government paid the Red Cross more than $500;000 for the hospital during the war. [Incomplete]

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