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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

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

Date3/23/1946
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Original Toronto Star caption: 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
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0019483F
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