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Working in Conservative campaign headquarters on Adelaide St
Working in Conservative campaign headquarters on Adelaide St

Working in Conservative campaign headquarters on Adelaide St

Date8/18/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: Working in Conservative campaign headquarters on Adelaide St. in Toronto, 19-year-old Neil Davis, the oldest of Premier William Davis' five children, uses a telephone in front of a picture of his father. He says he does a bitof everything: Although I'm n
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Object NumberTSPA_0042648F
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