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His wife picks a hat for di. Decideing that his old gray fedora was in need for replacement. Mrs. John Diefenbaker set out this morning to buy her hus(...)
His wife picks a hat for di. Decideing that his old gray fedora was in need for replacement. Mrs. John Diefenbaker set out this morning to buy her hus(...)

His wife picks a hat for di. Decideing that his old gray fedora was in need for replacement. Mrs. John Diefenbaker set out this morning to buy her hus(...)

Date10/1/1965
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Original Toronto Star caption: His wife picks a hat for di. Decideing that his old gray fedora was in need for replacement. Mrs. John Diefenbaker set out this morning to buy her husband a new one. Here with close Toronto friends Mrs. W. R. Brunt she compa tom) with the new. Mrs. Diefenbaker band was too busy to shop himself [Incomplete]
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0043905F
Mrs. D. Buys new hat for chief. Mrs. John Diefenbaker went shopping in Toronto today, and is shown looking over the result-a new hat for the Conservat(...)
Mrs. D. Buys new hat for chief. Mrs. John Diefenbaker went shopping in Toronto today, and is shown looking over the result-a new hat for the Conservat(...)
10/1/1965
Dief Dons hard hat: Secretary Mrs. Marilyn Devanney helps Opposition Leader John Diefenbaker on with a safety helmet before he goes out to tour Expo '(...)
Dief Dons hard hat: Secretary Mrs. Marilyn Devanney helps Opposition Leader John Diefenbaker on with a safety helmet before he goes out to tour Expo '(...)
1/21/1967
Mrs. John Diefenbaker briefly lost her composure Saturday when she watched as her husband failed to retain his leadership of the Progressive Conservat(...)
Mrs. John Diefenbaker briefly lost her composure Saturday when she watched as her husband failed to retain his leadership of the Progressive Conservat(...)
9/11/1967
An Entranced Mrs. John Diefenbaker listens to her husband speak at a Toronto Christmas reception in his honor at Masaryk hall last night
An Entranced Mrs. John Diefenbaker listens to her husband speak at a Toronto Christmas reception in his honor at Masaryk hall last night
12/18/1964
Mrs. Diefenbaker shakes hands with U.S. customs as she and opposition leader leave for Boston and a Holiday. Dief called the Spence report on his hand(...)
Mrs. Diefenbaker shakes hands with U.S. customs as she and opposition leader leave for Boston and a Holiday. Dief called the Spence report on his hand(...)
9/23/1966
Pondering the reactions of delegates to the nominations of his would-be successors, party leader John Diefenbaker and his wife, Olive, stare broodingl(...)
Pondering the reactions of delegates to the nominations of his would-be successors, party leader John Diefenbaker and his wife, Olive, stare broodingl(...)
9/8/1967
Mrs. John Diefenbaker, wife of the PC's stormy Chief
Mrs. John Diefenbaker, wife of the PC's stormy Chief
9/7/1967
Diefenbaker with Mrs. F. J. Burford. Principal's wife escorts Tory leader
Diefenbaker with Mrs. F. J. Burford. Principal's wife escorts Tory leader
2/12/1967
Former prime minister John Diefenbaker chats with his wife, Olive, last night at the 1973 Negev dinner held in tribute to him. Sponsored annually by t(...)
Former prime minister John Diefenbaker chats with his wife, Olive, last night at the 1973 Negev dinner held in tribute to him. Sponsored annually by t(...)
12/5/1973
First class riders on the same flight were Prime Minister Diefenbaker and his wife
First class riders on the same flight were Prime Minister Diefenbaker and his wife
3/20/1963
The old man by the sea. Heading for a swim, former prime minister John Diefenbaker takes a break from writing the third and final volume of his memoir(...)
The old man by the sea. Heading for a swim, former prime minister John Diefenbaker takes a break from writing the third and final volume of his memoir(...)
1/23/1977
Diefenbaker, John, Mr and Mrs (1965 - 1966)
Diefenbaker, John, Mr and Mrs (1965 - 1966)
10/31/1966