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William Kerr: One of three deputy chiefs, he denied any conflict with Marks
William Kerr: One of three deputy chiefs, he denied any conflict with Marks

William Kerr: One of three deputy chiefs, he denied any conflict with Marks

Date2/11/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: William Kerr: One of three deputy chiefs, he denied any conflict with Marks.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0059622F
Bill Kerr. The three deputy chiefs above are waiting in the wings as possible replacements for Jack Marks. Bill McCormack, the silver haired, silver-t(...)
Bill Kerr. The three deputy chiefs above are waiting in the wings as possible replacements for Jack Marks. Bill McCormack, the silver haired, silver-t(...)
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The three deputy chiefs above are waiting in the wings as possible replacements for Jack Marks [pictured: Peter Scott]
The three deputy chiefs above are waiting in the wings as possible replacements for Jack Marks [pictured: Peter Scott]
5/2/1989
All hail the chief: From left, former Metro police chiefs Harold Adamson and Jack Ackroyd, retiring Chief Jack Marks and his successor William McCormack join hands at a luncheon and roast for Masks
All hail the chief: From left, former Metro police chiefs Harold Adamson and Jack Ackroyd, retiring Chief Jack Marks and his successor William McCormack join hands at a luncheon and roast for Masks
8/14/1989
Troubled Trio: Police chiefs Jack Marks, left, Harold Adamson, top, and Jack Ackroyd each struggled with the job of leading a Metro police force in turmoil
Troubled Trio: Police chiefs Jack Marks, left, Harold Adamson, top, and Jack Ackroyd each struggled with the job of leading a Metro police force in turmoil
5/12/1975
Jack Marks: Scarborough resident is newest deputy police chief on Metro force
Jack Marks: Scarborough resident is newest deputy police chief on Metro force
4/4/1980
Recruitment dispute, Metro police deputy chief Jack Marks, left, says studying the number of minority-group officers would break the Human Rights Code(...)
Recruitment dispute, Metro police deputy chief Jack Marks, left, says studying the number of minority-group officers would break the Human Rights Code(...)
3/11/1982
Deputy chiefs Edward Dunn (left) and Archie McCathie (centre). Say goodbye to Police Chief James Mackey at Lord Simcoe Dinner
Deputy chiefs Edward Dunn (left) and Archie McCathie (centre). Say goodbye to Police Chief James Mackey at Lord Simcoe Dinner
1/8/1960
Darrell Burbine: Deputy chief's first arrest - of an elderly woman - was his hardest
Darrell Burbine: Deputy chief's first arrest - of an elderly woman - was his hardest
10/1/1986
Harry Rogers, city property commissioner, wears a fire chief's helmet and carries other gifts presented to him by city employees at a gala to mark his(...)
Harry Rogers, city property commissioner, wears a fire chief's helmet and carries other gifts presented to him by city employees at a gala to mark his(...)
12/2/1971
Addressing the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police yesterday in the Royal York, Premier William Davis noted the white jackets worn by Metro Chief(...)
Addressing the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police yesterday in the Royal York, Premier William Davis noted the white jackets worn by Metro Chief(...)
8/26/1975
The newest in fire trucks. Wearing a fire chief's helmet, Mayor William Dennison joins Fire Chief C. E. Chambers in examining a new pumper truck at Fi(...)
The newest in fire trucks. Wearing a fire chief's helmet, Mayor William Dennison joins Fire Chief C. E. Chambers in examining a new pumper truck at Fi(...)
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Three Chiefs of the Huron Indians, Residing at La Jeune Lorette (Loretteville, Quebec)
Three Chiefs of the Huron Indians, Residing at La Jeune Lorette (Loretteville, Quebec)
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