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A rebel in the '20s - Rev. James G. Endicott was an activist in his college days. While a missionary in China he was never happy with orthodox theolog(...)
A rebel in the '20s - Rev. James G. Endicott was an activist in his college days. While a missionary in China he was never happy with orthodox theolog(...)

A rebel in the '20s - Rev. James G. Endicott was an activist in his college days. While a missionary in China he was never happy with orthodox theolog(...)

Date10/10/1966
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Original Toronto Star caption: A rebel in the '20s - Rev. James G. Endicott was an activist in his college days. While a missionary in China he was never happy with orthodox theology even then and by 1940s he became thoroughly dissillusioned with support the church gave to the Nationalist Chinese regime and began to speak out publicly.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0045857F
A man, holding a cane, sits in an armchair on which perches a dark-haired woman. Both are smili ...
During the Korean War, Rev. James G. Endicott, left, was dismissed as a Communist dupe when he said the U.S. army was using germ warfare..
12 January 1972
Endicott, James G
Endicott, James G
9/24/1980
Endicott, James G
Endicott, James G
8/6/1993
Endicott today
Endicott today
9/24/1980
20s, Show off slim arms while you can
20s, Show off slim arms while you can
11/7/1990
Hollywood movie pioneer King Vidor and his favorite companion, 70-year-old former 'flapper' of the 20s, Colleen Moore, are in Toronto to attend tonigh(...)
Hollywood movie pioneer King Vidor and his favorite companion, 70-year-old former 'flapper' of the 20s, Colleen Moore, are in Toronto to attend tonigh(...)
9/11/1972
Ivy league: Back in the '20s, Brantford's Public Library, a venerable ivy-covered institution on a quiet shady street, was an ideal place to go on a hot summer day - especially if one owned an automobile.
Ivy league: Back in the '20s, Brantford's Public Library, a venerable ivy-covered institution on a quiet shady street, was an ideal place to go on a hot summer day - especially if one owned an automobile.
3/13/1988
Coach Roger Neilson. of the Toronto Maple leafs has said he might become a missionary some day. He'd never have trouble commanding his congregation's full attention
Coach Roger Neilson. of the Toronto Maple leafs has said he might become a missionary some day. He'd never have trouble commanding his congregation's full attention
4/10/1978
Attention-Getter: AIDS activist James thatcher handcuffs himself to the door of Health Minister Frances Lankin's office while she talks to other protesters
Attention-Getter: AIDS activist James thatcher handcuffs himself to the door of Health Minister Frances Lankin's office while she talks to other protesters
9/20/1991
Missionaries remember: Rev. James Taylor, general director of Overseas Mission Fellowship, reminisces with former missionaries Isabel Taylor (no relat(...)
Missionaries remember: Rev. James Taylor, general director of Overseas Mission Fellowship, reminisces with former missionaries Isabel Taylor (no relat(...)
11/18/1983
Worth saving: John Lindsay, who fights to save old movie houses, loves the shells, cornices and moldings fromt he '20s in the Runnymede Theatre on Bloor St
Worth saving: John Lindsay, who fights to save old movie houses, loves the shells, cornices and moldings fromt he '20s in the Runnymede Theatre on Bloor St
10/22/1990
Good news: D. G. Farncomb (centre) hears happy report from Police Chief James Mackey (right): His 6-year-old daughter Mary, abducted for ransom on her way to school, has been found safe
Good news: D. G. Farncomb (centre) hears happy report from Police Chief James Mackey (right): His 6-year-old daughter Mary, abducted for ransom on her way to school, has been found safe
5/11/1967