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David Crombie's driver, Joe Dunn. keeps the mayor entertained on way home.
David Crombie's driver, Joe Dunn. keeps the mayor entertained on way home.

David Crombie's driver, Joe Dunn. keeps the mayor entertained on way home.

Date9/22/1977
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0126899F
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