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Politicial observers think Mr. Drew might survive election if party standing improves, but all indications are for Liberal victory. The party might all(...)
Politicial observers think Mr. Drew might survive election if party standing improves, but all indications are for Liberal victory. The party might all(...)

Politicial observers think Mr. Drew might survive election if party standing improves, but all indications are for Liberal victory. The party might all(...)

Date6/13/1949
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  • Politicial observers think Mr. Drew might survive election if party standing improves, but all indications are for Liberal victory. The party might all(...)
  • Politicial observers think Mr. Drew might survive election if party standing improves, but all indications are for Liberal victory. The party might allow a decent interval before replacing Mr. Drew. This is Mr. Diefenbaker's modest home at Prince Albert as seen in winter
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Original Toronto Star caption: Politicial observers think Mr. Drew might survive election if party standing improves, but all indications are for Liberal victory. The party might allow a decent interval before replacing Mr. Drew. This is Mr. Diefenbaker's modest home at Prince Albert as seen in winter
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