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Fred Rose, Labor Progressive M
Fred Rose, Labor Progressive M

Fred Rose, Labor Progressive M

Date3/23/1946
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Original Toronto Star caption: Fred Rose; Labor Progressive M.P. for Montreal Cartier; walks up the steps of the court house with his hands in his pockets. He and Sam Carr; National organizer of the Labor Progressive party; were named by Gouzenko as recruiting agents for a spy ring
Medium
Photographs
Language
ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Object NumberTSPA_0019481F
Spy suspects, seated well apart, await developments in the preliminary trial of Fred Rose, Labor Progressive M
Spy suspects, seated well apart, await developments in the preliminary trial of Fred Rose, Labor Progressive M
Toronto Star (Firm)
3/23/1946
Back In the House of Commons yesterday, Fred Rose, M
Back In the House of Commons yesterday, Fred Rose, M
Toronto Star (Firm)
3/19/1946
Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy (foreground) and niece, Seattle, July 3-(AP)-Mrs. Herbert Kennedy, wife of the government's star witness in the espionage conspir(...)
Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy (foreground) and niece, Seattle, July 3-(AP)-Mrs. Herbert Kennedy, wife of the government's star witness in the espionage conspir(...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
7/3/1946
Gloves In Hand, Prof. Boyer leaves the court house. Star witness in the espionage case, Igor Gouzenko was a former decoding clerk in the office of the Russian military attache at Ottawa
Gloves In Hand, Prof. Boyer leaves the court house. Star witness in the espionage case, Igor Gouzenko was a former decoding clerk in the office of the Russian military attache at Ottawa
Toronto Star (Firm)
3/23/1946
Dr. John Soboloff of Toronto today was fined $500 and costs in police court for making untrue or misleading statements in writing in connection with a(...)
Dr. John Soboloff of Toronto today was fined $500 and costs in police court for making untrue or misleading statements in writing in connection with a(...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
9/13/1946
Death threat was sent Thursday to Mrs. Fernande Joubarne of Ottawa. Mrs. Jourbarne, employed by the crown attorney, sent Ivor Gousenko, Soviet embasay(...)
Death threat was sent Thursday to Mrs. Fernande Joubarne of Ottawa. Mrs. Jourbarne, employed by the crown attorney, sent Ivor Gousenko, Soviet embasay(...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
3/9/1946
The picture below was taken by Star photographer Bob Olsen in June, 1975, when Gouzenko came out of hiding in Toronto to testify in a lawsuit. It was (...)
The picture below was taken by Star photographer Bob Olsen in June, 1975, when Gouzenko came out of hiding in Toronto to testify in a lawsuit. It was (...)
Gouzenko, Igor, 1919-1982
6/30/1982
Igor Gouzenko: His own children didn't recognize him on TV
Igor Gouzenko: His own children didn't recognize him on TV
Gouzenko, Igor, 1919-1982
2/7/1983
Leaving the courthouse after an appearance by the suspects are Magistrate Glenn Strike, left, and C
Leaving the courthouse after an appearance by the suspects are Magistrate Glenn Strike, left, and C
Toronto Star (Firm)
3/12/1946
Gouzenko, Igor
Gouzenko, Igor
Gouzenko, Igor, 1919-1982
n.d.
All dressed up in her Easter best, Mrs. Emma Woikin, one of seven charged with complicity in espionage activities, is shown after ottawa court appeara(...)
All dressed up in her Easter best, Mrs. Emma Woikin, one of seven charged with complicity in espionage activities, is shown after ottawa court appeara(...)
Gray, Alex
3/21/1946
The courtroom was barred to the public, but hundreds crowded around outside to catch a glimpse of the suspects
The courtroom was barred to the public, but hundreds crowded around outside to catch a glimpse of the suspects
Toronto Star (Firm)
3/23/1946