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Ontario's New Chief Justices, Premier John Robarts (left) congratulates two new chief justices of Ontario, Chief Justice George Gale, 61, chief justic(...)
Ontario's New Chief Justices, Premier John Robarts (left) congratulates two new chief justices of Ontario, Chief Justice George Gale, 61, chief justic(...)

Ontario's New Chief Justices, Premier John Robarts (left) congratulates two new chief justices of Ontario, Chief Justice George Gale, 61, chief justic(...)

Date10/18/1967
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Original Toronto Star caption: Ontario's New Chief Justices; Premier John Robarts (left) congratulates two new chief justices of Ontario; Chief Justice George Gale; 61; chief justice of Ontario; and Chief Justice Dalton Wells (right); 67; of Ontario Supreme Court. They were sworn in yesterday.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0024390F
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