M. H. Halton

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M. H. Halton

Date10/3/1942

Names

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (subject)

Halton, Matthew (subject)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

Unknown (photographer)

Format

Picture

Notes

Original Toronto Star caption: M. H. Halton.

Subject

Medium

Photographs

Language

ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives

CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive

Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)

Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0052632F

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11/24/1941

How Matthew H. Halton, The Star's ace European correspondent, got into besieged Tobruk, and how he will get out again, must remain a secret until afte(...)

How Matthew H. Halton, The Star's ace European correspondent, got into besieged Tobruk, and how he will get out again, must remain a secret until afte(...)

6/1/1941

Halton, Matthew H

Halton, Matthew H

6/1/1941

Mathew H. Halton, war correspondent for The Toronto Daily Star and The Star Weekly, is back in Canada after a year and half in North Africa. The write(...)

Mathew H. Halton, war correspondent for The Toronto Daily Star and The Star Weekly, is back in Canada after a year and half in North Africa. The write(...)

10/11/1942

Matthew Halton, seen on Finnish war front, was Star Weekly foreign correspondent many years

Matthew Halton, seen on Finnish war front, was Star Weekly foreign correspondent many years

7/1/1940

European Correspondent Matthew Halton and wife

European Correspondent Matthew Halton and wife

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11/28/1940

Halton at abandoned Russian dugout

Halton at abandoned Russian dugout

2/19/1940

12/3/1938

Kathleen Tynan, biographer of husband Kenneth Tynan, left, is about to start the story of father Matthew Halton, above

Kathleen Tynan, biographer of husband Kenneth Tynan, left, is about to start the story of father Matthew Halton, above

10/1/1942

10/3/1942

Family reunited at home of Nhi Gould, wife of CTV vice-president Tom Gould, are her two sisters and their families who fled Saigon. Holding Mrs. Gould(...)

Family reunited at home of Nhi Gould, wife of CTV vice-president Tom Gould, are her two sisters and their families who fled Saigon. Holding Mrs. Gould(...)

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