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Harold W. (Hammy) Drynan, the latest Star man to join the active service forces leaves for training camp on Monday. [Incomplete]
Harold W. (Hammy) Drynan, the latest Star man to join the active service forces leaves for training camp on Monday. [Incomplete]

Harold W. (Hammy) Drynan, the latest Star man to join the active service forces leaves for training camp on Monday. [Incomplete]

Date4/5/1941
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Original Toronto Star caption: Harold W. (Hammy) Drynan; the latest Star man to join the active service forces leaves for training camp on Monday. [Incomplete]
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0118928F
Another Star Man joins, Aircraftman Gordon Carrington is the latest in the list of employees of The Star to join the fighting forces
Another Star Man joins, Aircraftman Gordon Carrington is the latest in the list of employees of The Star to join the fighting forces
1/28/1941
Another star man joins, Latest member of The Star staff to join the forces is John E
Another star man joins, Latest member of The Star staff to join the forces is John E
12/16/1940
Star man joins, Pte. F. E. Nash of the Governor-General's Horse Guards, who has entered active service after nine years as an employee in The Star's mailing department
Star man joins, Pte. F. E. Nash of the Governor-General's Horse Guards, who has entered active service after nine years as an employee in The Star's mailing department
7/18/1940
On active service, James Munro, a member of The Star editorial staff before going on active service with a tank unit, is now stationed at a basic training centre for instruction
On active service, James Munro, a member of The Star editorial staff before going on active service with a tank unit, is now stationed at a basic training centre for instruction
6/18/1942
Star employee in 48th, Another employee of The Star, William Travers, has enlisted in the Canadian Active Service Force
Star employee in 48th, Another employee of The Star, William Travers, has enlisted in the Canadian Active Service Force
10/14/1939
Dive-Bomber pilot, Lieut. Frank Robinson, formerly in the editorial department of The Daily Star, recently completed his training as a dive-bomber pilot in the U.S. army air forces
Dive-Bomber pilot, Lieut. Frank Robinson, formerly in the editorial department of The Daily Star, recently completed his training as a dive-bomber pilot in the U.S. army air forces
7/3/1943
Two more star employee leave for active service, Most recent enlistments from The Star's staff are Billy Slaney (LEFT) A member of the maintenance department, Slaney is now in the Royal Canadian Navy
Two more star employee leave for active service, Most recent enlistments from The Star's staff are Billy Slaney (LEFT) A member of the maintenance department, Slaney is now in the Royal Canadian Navy
12/7/1940
Star man in R.C.A.F., Latest member of The Star to join the R.C.A.F. is John Clare
Star man in R.C.A.F., Latest member of The Star to join the R.C.A.F. is John Clare
11/26/1941
Star pressman joins, The latest Star man to don the uniform is William Gordon McTavish
Star pressman joins, The latest Star man to don the uniform is William Gordon McTavish
3/11/1941
Star Man Joins R.C.A.F., Ivor Kellett, 19, former member of The Star's editorial staff who is now in training for air crew
Star Man Joins R.C.A.F., Ivor Kellett, 19, former member of The Star's editorial staff who is now in training for air crew
11/3/1942
Reporter joins up, Richard Stuart, Whitby and Ontario county news correspondent for The Star, who has joined the Canadian Active Militia
Reporter joins up, Richard Stuart, Whitby and Ontario county news correspondent for The Star, who has joined the Canadian Active Militia
7/19/1942
On active service, Charles E. G. Molony of The Star's business staff has left to go on active service as a radio mechanic in the R.C.A.F
On active service, Charles E. G. Molony of The Star's business staff has left to go on active service as a radio mechanic in the R.C.A.F
4/29/1941