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CBC announcers end walkout. Comedian Johnny Wayne (right) talks to CBC announcers Peter Kent (left) and Bill Hawes as they picket in front of CBC's Ja(...)
CBC announcers end walkout. Comedian Johnny Wayne (right) talks to CBC announcers Peter Kent (left) and Bill Hawes as they picket in front of CBC's Ja(...)

CBC announcers end walkout. Comedian Johnny Wayne (right) talks to CBC announcers Peter Kent (left) and Bill Hawes as they picket in front of CBC's Ja(...)

Date4/26/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: CBC announcers end walkout. Comedian Johnny Wayne (right) talks to CBC announcers Peter Kent (left) and Bill Hawes as they picket in front of CBC's Jarvis St. headquarters during a 24 hour walkout yesterday. Announcers were back on the job today.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0059531F
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