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Pays last respects
Pays last respects

Pays last respects

Date11/21/1963
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  • Pays last respects: Former Prime Minister John Diefenbaker signing register at the Day funeral home last night where he called to honor late Mayor Donald Summerville. Mayor's body will lie in state at city hall today and part of tomorrow.
  • Pays last respects
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Original Toronto Star caption: Pays last respects: Former Prime Minister John Diefenbaker signing register at the Day funeral home last night where he called to honor late Mayor Donald Summerville. Mayor's body will lie in state at city hall today and part of tomorrow.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0043709F
Last respects
Last respects
Diefenbaker, John G., 1895-1979
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Last respects
Last respects
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