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Chief justice J. C. McRuer of Ontario High Court ruled that if the Toronto Police Commission did not issue taxi license to Thomas Ross, contempt charges against mayor would continue
Chief justice J. C. McRuer of Ontario High Court ruled that if the Toronto Police Commission did not issue taxi license to Thomas Ross, contempt charges against mayor would continue

Chief justice J. C. McRuer of Ontario High Court ruled that if the Toronto Police Commission did not issue taxi license to Thomas Ross, contempt charges against mayor would continue

Date10/31/1953
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Original Toronto Star caption: Chief justice J. C. McRuer of Ontario High Court ruled that if the Toronto Police Commission did not issue taxi license to Thomas Ross, contempt charges against mayor would continue
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0067849F
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