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King George and his brothers have long been keen horsemen
King George and his brothers have long been keen horsemen

King George and his brothers have long been keen horsemen

Date5/20/1939
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Original Toronto Star caption: King George and his brothers have long been keen horsemen. In the photograph at the right the three older brothers are pictured at the Army Point to Point Steeplechases at Aberfield Cross in 1924. They are; left to right; the Duke of Windsor (then Prince of Wales); the King (then Duke of York); and the Duke of Gloucester.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0123633F
For Christie brothers George, left, Lou, centre and Alex, right, serving horsemen remains a family affair
For Christie brothers George, left, Lou, centre and Alex, right, serving horsemen remains a family affair
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Stephen Sheppard: The film rights for his 373-page thriller about four Americans pulling a $2-million fraud on the Bank of England has been sold to Warner Brothers for $1 million
Stephen Sheppard: The film rights for his 373-page thriller about four Americans pulling a $2-million fraud on the Bank of England has been sold to Warner Brothers for $1 million
1/26/1979
Henry, Duke of Gloucester and George, Duke of Kent, brothers of the King, riding in the procession en route to Westminister Abbey. [Incomplete]
Henry, Duke of Gloucester and George, Duke of Kent, brothers of the King, riding in the procession en route to Westminister Abbey. [Incomplete]
5/15/1937
Family firm: Fredrik Eaton is the chief executive of the firm he runs with his brothers John, George and Thor
Family firm: Fredrik Eaton is the chief executive of the firm he runs with his brothers John, George and Thor
8/9/1982
The Prince George Hotel, sold last year by the Smith brothers, will be demolished and its contents, beds to barstools, auctioned. Here are Noel Smith, present manager, and his uncle, Percy Smith
The Prince George Hotel, sold last year by the Smith brothers, will be demolished and its contents, beds to barstools, auctioned. Here are Noel Smith, present manager, and his uncle, Percy Smith
4/10/1969
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No cap on sales: Business is booming at Fairlee Fruit Juice Ltd. John Dimos (front), his brothers peter (left) and Charles, and Ted Aiexopoulos (rear), all owners, have installed a hands-free bottling line at their company's plant in Etobicoke.
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Trio Testified: Yesterday's witnesses at inquest into death of jockey included Stan Wos, right, his daughter Lisa, 14, top left, and Roy Watts, of Horsemen's Benevolent Association, bottom left
Trio Testified: Yesterday's witnesses at inquest into death of jockey included Stan Wos, right, his daughter Lisa, 14, top left, and Roy Watts, of Horsemen's Benevolent Association, bottom left
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Trio testified: Yesterday's witnesses at inquest into death of jockey included Stan Wos, right, his daughter Lisa, 14, top left, and Roy Watts, of Horsemen's Benevolent Association, bottom left
Trio testified: Yesterday's witnesses at inquest into death of jockey included Stan Wos, right, his daughter Lisa, 14, top left, and Roy Watts, of Horsemen's Benevolent Association, bottom left
5/30/1988
Brothers: With Little Brother, Domon, 13, Tony Wagner has been named Big Brother of the year
Brothers: With Little Brother, Domon, 13, Tony Wagner has been named Big Brother of the year
2/4/1991
Leavens Brothers, a famed named in Canadian aviation, has come a long way from the stringbag era in which the company was founded by Art, Walt and Clare Leavens, who left their Belleville farm to take to the air
Leavens Brothers, a famed named in Canadian aviation, has come a long way from the stringbag era in which the company was founded by Art, Walt and Clare Leavens, who left their Belleville farm to take to the air
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Brother's grief: Larry St. Michel joined the rest of his family at hospital when his brother Wayne was pulled from mine shaft after being trapped 27 hours by a rock burst at the mine
Brother's grief: Larry St. Michel joined the rest of his family at hospital when his brother Wayne was pulled from mine shaft after being trapped 27 hours by a rock burst at the mine
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Big and little brothers, Big Brother of the year award winner John Dalton watches Marlborough hockey game at Maple Leaf Gardens yesterday with his Lit(...)
Big and little brothers, Big Brother of the year award winner John Dalton watches Marlborough hockey game at Maple Leaf Gardens yesterday with his Lit(...)
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