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W. L. Higgitt
W. L. Higgitt

W. L. Higgitt

Date8/16/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: W. L. Higgitt: RCMP commissioner.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0054896F
W. L. Higgitt
W. L. Higgitt
8/16/1973
Canada's Greatest. Sir Frederick Banting for his discovery of insulin, was vote Canada's greatest man by studen in Toronto's collegiates. Seco was Premier W. L. M. King. [Incomplete]
Canada's Greatest. Sir Frederick Banting for his discovery of insulin, was vote Canada's greatest man by studen in Toronto's collegiates. Seco was Premier W. L. M. King. [Incomplete]
11/1/1938
For the 39th time W. A. (Bill) Hewitt secretary of the Ontario Hockey association, today reported to the annual meeting on the doings of the world's l(...)
For the 39th time W. A. (Bill) Hewitt secretary of the Ontario Hockey association, today reported to the annual meeting on the doings of the world's l(...)
11/21/1942
L. W. Houlden at Starr inquiry
L. W. Houlden at Starr inquiry
9/8/1989
The last cruise of the Miranda: a record of Arctic adventure, by Henry Collins Walsh ; with contributions from Prof. Wm. H. Brewer, of Yale; Prof. G. Frederick Wright, of Oberlin; James D. Dewell, Hon. George W. Gardner, Prof. B. C. Jillson, Dr. F. A. Cook, Capt. Geo. W. Dixon, Rudolf Kersting, Dr. R. O. Stebbins, Maynard Ladd, Arthur R. Thompson, Russell W. Porter, Carlyle Garrison, L. J. W. Joyner, Samuel Orth, and Chas. B. Carpenter
The last cruise of the Miranda: a record of Arctic adventure, by Henry Collins Walsh ; with contributions from Prof. Wm. H. Brewer, of Yale; Prof. G. Frederick Wright, of Oberlin; James D. Dewell, Hon. George W. Gardner, Prof. B. C. Jillson, Dr. F. A. Cook, Capt. Geo. W. Dixon, Rudolf Kersting, Dr. R. O. Stebbins, Maynard Ladd, Arthur R. Thompson, Russell W. Porter, Carlyle Garrison, L. J. W. Joyner, Samuel Orth, and Chas. B. Carpenter
1896
W. L. Stevens entry, City Hall and Square Competition, Toronto, 1958, architectural model
W. L. Stevens entry, City Hall and Square Competition, Toronto, 1958, architectural model
1958
The Reply of Robt. B*l*w*n, Esq., on being asked what could induce him to undertake the defence of the editor of the C*n*d*n* F*ee*an, in the recent indictment for libel
The Reply of Robt. B*l*w*n, Esq., on being asked what could induce him to undertake the defence of the editor of the C*n*d*n* F*ee*an, in the recent indictment for libel
1828
Dr. B*L*W*N'S soliloquy on the unexpected decision of the Commons House of Assembly ...
Dr. B*L*W*N'S soliloquy on the unexpected decision of the Commons House of Assembly ...
1830
Panel controlling all locks in Rexdale's new $15 million jail is tested by Supt. W. L. Barber yesterday. Known officially as the Metropolitan Toronto West Detention Centre it will help ease chronic overcrowding at Toronto (Don) Jail - but my almost doubling its capacity. Officials are facing the challenge of housing 340 inmates in a building designed for 200. The cells will contain two prisoners instead of one.
Panel controlling all locks in Rexdale's new $15 million jail is tested by Supt. W. L. Barber yesterday. Known officially as the Metropolitan Toronto West Detention Centre it will help ease chronic overcrowding at Toronto (Don) Jail - but my almost doubling its capacity. Officials are facing the challenge of housing 340 inmates in a building designed for 200. The cells will contain two prisoners instead of one.
7/13/1977
Star Employyee in R.C.A.F., Pilot Officer W. A. Davenport, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Davenport, Gowan Ave., Toronto, has been commissioned following his graduation as a pilot at Moncton, N.B
Star Employyee in R.C.A.F., Pilot Officer W. A. Davenport, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Davenport, Gowan Ave., Toronto, has been commissioned following his graduation as a pilot at Moncton, N.B
5/29/1943
Vivid memories are stirred by these World War I steel helmets, on the left a Canadian tin hat and on the right a German sniper's helmet. L. W. Currell, a businessman and retired lieutenant-colonel, displayed the helmets at a talk on the battle of Vimy Ridge in which Canadian troops distinguished themselves. Currell, a 19-year-old private at the time, told of the battle in Erindale Untied Church last night.
Vivid memories are stirred by these World War I steel helmets, on the left a Canadian tin hat and on the right a German sniper's helmet. L. W. Currell, a businessman and retired lieutenant-colonel, displayed the helmets at a talk on the battle of Vimy Ridge in which Canadian troops distinguished themselves. Currell, a 19-year-old private at the time, told of the battle in Erindale Untied Church last night.
11/1/1977
He's of 'the firebrand's' line. Meet William Lyon Mackenzie King IV, who came onto the scene last Friday, but as yet has worked up no interest in the election. The 7-pound, 9-ounce descendant of 'firebrand' William Lyon Mackenzie is the son of Dr. and Mrs. W. L. M. King, a great nephew of Canada's long-time prime minister, and grandson of Surgeon-Lt. King, who went down with the destroyer HMCS St. Croix during World War II.
He's of 'the firebrand's' line. Meet William Lyon Mackenzie King IV, who came onto the scene last Friday, but as yet has worked up no interest in the election. The 7-pound, 9-ounce descendant of 'firebrand' William Lyon Mackenzie is the son of Dr. and Mrs. W. L. M. King, a great nephew of Canada's long-time prime minister, and grandson of Surgeon-Lt. King, who went down with the destroyer HMCS St. Croix during World War II.
9/28/1965