Mr. McGuiness is seen in (3) discussing details with a patrol sergeant and a constable. The 18-inch limit means little to the automobile dealer whose (...)

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Mr. McGuiness is seen in (3) discussing details with a patrol sergeant and a constable. The 18-inch limit means little to the automobile dealer whose (...)

Date10/23/1934

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Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

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Mr. McGuiness is seen in (3) discussing details with a patrol sergeant and a constable. The 18-inch limit means little to the automobile dealer whose stock is shown parked for business on the sidewalk in (4).

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Original Toronto Star caption: Mr. McGuiness is seen in (3) discussing details with a patrol sergeant and a constable. The 18-inch limit means little to the automobile dealer whose stock is shown parked for business on the sidewalk in (4).

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