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The millions who came to cheer Geroge VI at his coronation today lined the streets in sad, but no less certain manner
The millions who came to cheer Geroge VI at his coronation today lined the streets in sad, but no less certain manner

The millions who came to cheer Geroge VI at his coronation today lined the streets in sad, but no less certain manner

Date2/15/1952
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Original Toronto Star caption: The millions who came to cheer Geroge VI at his coronation today lined the streets in sad; but no less certain manner. [Incomplete]
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0124144F
Sesame Street's Chief Writer: Jeff Moss, He has no children of his own but entrances millions
Sesame Street's Chief Writer: Jeff Moss, He has no children of his own but entrances millions
11/10/1971
Avtar Singh: He and his brothers had a few hundred dollars among them when they came to Canada. Now, they control a grocery chain worth millions.
Avtar Singh: He and his brothers had a few hundred dollars among them when they came to Canada. Now, they control a grocery chain worth millions.
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Distraught Father: Former boxing great Geroge Chuvalo believes his on George Lee belonged under psychiatric care, not in prison
Distraught Father: Former boxing great Geroge Chuvalo believes his on George Lee belonged under psychiatric care, not in prison
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Gerhard Moog: Developer was nearly penniless when he came to Canada, now he has millions
Gerhard Moog: Developer was nearly penniless when he came to Canada, now he has millions
5/5/1981
In memory: Stuart Swartz, 15, and his mother, Molly, light candles yesterday in memory of their own family members and the millions of others who died during the Holocaust
In memory: Stuart Swartz, 15, and his mother, Molly, light candles yesterday in memory of their own family members and the millions of others who died during the Holocaust
1/31/1985
Two sides of province's economy can be seen in Allan Crosbie, left, who deals with millions on Bay Street while Sudbury miners Gilles Minor (right) and Jules Beaudoin are part of a decreasing work force on the other side of the economic barrier
Two sides of province's economy can be seen in Allan Crosbie, left, who deals with millions on Bay Street while Sudbury miners Gilles Minor (right) and Jules Beaudoin are part of a decreasing work force on the other side of the economic barrier
4/21/1971
A scene during the coronation of King George VI in the ancient abbey of Westminister
A scene during the coronation of King George VI in the ancient abbey of Westminister
5/22/1937
Six stars of the tennis court display court robes to be worn at the coronation of King George VI next May
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1/9/1937
The first to finish today's Miles for Millions 27
The first to finish today's Miles for Millions 27
5/6/1972
Blind legal secretary Judith Norris gets bandages and socks ready as she prepares for the Miles for Millions walk in Metro a week from today. Friends will join her
Blind legal secretary Judith Norris gets bandages and socks ready as she prepares for the Miles for Millions walk in Metro a week from today. Friends will join her
4/27/1973
Man of peace, Mohandas K. Gandhi today was shot to death by a Hindoo assassin, one of the millions he led to independence. He is seen with Lord Pethick-Lawrence
Man of peace, Mohandas K. Gandhi today was shot to death by a Hindoo assassin, one of the millions he led to independence. He is seen with Lord Pethick-Lawrence
1/30/1948
The Tomb of Tom Foster, a former Toronto mayor, cost $250,000 to build in 1936, probably the equivalent of millions today. Visiting it are Gould Barto(...)
The Tomb of Tom Foster, a former Toronto mayor, cost $250,000 to build in 1936, probably the equivalent of millions today. Visiting it are Gould Barto(...)
5/21/1974