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A warning an auto jobs. Retiring Ford boss sees imports gaining bigger share
A warning an auto jobs. Retiring Ford boss sees imports gaining bigger share

A warning an auto jobs. Retiring Ford boss sees imports gaining bigger share

Date12/21/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: A warning an auto jobs. Retiring Ford boss sees imports gaining bigger share
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0032030F
      Their Jobs Eliminated by Ottawa's quotas on shoe imports, Frank Van Beek (left), Ray Haines (right) and a third employee of Shoe Import Co
      Their Jobs Eliminated by Ottawa's quotas on shoe imports, Frank Van Beek (left), Ray Haines (right) and a third employee of Shoe Import Co
      Lennon, Frank
      12/5/1977
      Henry Ford II reveals new car. To compete with small imports
      Henry Ford II reveals new car. To compete with small imports
      Ford Motor Company
      9/11/1968
      Gaining momentum: Carmaker George Fejer is negotiating federal aid to build a bigger plant. His two-year-old Super Seven Sportcars Co. in Newmarket has just won an order to supply 100 two-seater sports cars to Japan, plus a standby order for 200 more.
      Gaining momentum: Carmaker George Fejer is negotiating federal aid to build a bigger plant. His two-year-old Super Seven Sportcars Co. in Newmarket has just won an order to supply 100 two-seater sports cars to Japan, plus a standby order for 200 more.
      Mahler, John
      5/10/1984
      There are no bigger or more responsible jobs these days than the ones held by these two men
      There are no bigger or more responsible jobs these days than the ones held by these two men
      International Graphic Press Ltd.
      10/21/1939
      Accounts of the exports and imports of the North American Provinces, so far as regards the trade with other colonies and with foreign countries. Ordered to be printed 9th March 1838
      Accounts of the exports and imports of the North American Provinces, so far as regards the trade with other colonies and with foreign countries. Ordered to be printed 9th March 1838
      Great Britain. Inspector-General of Exports and Import
      1838
      Garment workers protest imports
      Garment workers protest imports
      Olsen, Bob, 1931-2022
      11/2/1977
      Murray Chercover. All for more imports
      Murray Chercover. All for more imports
      Chercover, Murray, 1929-2010
      9/18/1969
      Stoppage of food supplies is a heavy blow to Bolivia which normally imports 90 per cent
      Stoppage of food supplies is a heavy blow to Bolivia which normally imports 90 per cent
      Jacobs, Fenno
      10/23/1948
      Greater use of natural gas to offset increasing oil imports were urged yesterday by federal Energy Minister Alastair Gillespie at energy seminar spons(...)
      Greater use of natural gas to offset increasing oil imports were urged yesterday by federal Energy Minister Alastair Gillespie at energy seminar spons(...)
      Combs, Erin
      9/12/1977
      Barbary sheep from the Atlas Mountains of North Africa are among the imports who have adjusted to the severe Canadian winters at the Ontario Zoologica(...)
      Barbary sheep from the Atlas Mountains of North Africa are among the imports who have adjusted to the severe Canadian winters at the Ontario Zoologica(...)
      Darrell, Dick
      1/12/1966
      Without tariff protection against cheap imports from countries like China, Poland, Brazil and Romania, we would have had to close here.
      Without tariff protection against cheap imports from countries like China, Poland, Brazil and Romania, we would have had to close here.
      Dunlop, Alan
      4/1/1990
      About 1,500 Members of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union demontrated yesterday in the heart of the garment district on Spadina Ave., to urge limits on clothing imports. [Incomplete]
      About 1,500 Members of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union demontrated yesterday in the heart of the garment district on Spadina Ave., to urge limits on clothing imports. [Incomplete]
      Darrell, Dick
      4/25/1973