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Mr. Justice Sam Hughes speaks to the press yesterday after release of his vast report on the collapse of Atlantic Acceptance in 1965 with losses now e(...)
Mr. Justice Sam Hughes speaks to the press yesterday after release of his vast report on the collapse of Atlantic Acceptance in 1965 with losses now e(...)

Mr. Justice Sam Hughes speaks to the press yesterday after release of his vast report on the collapse of Atlantic Acceptance in 1965 with losses now e(...)

Date12/11/1969
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Original Toronto Star caption: Mr. Justice Sam Hughes speaks to the press yesterday after release of his vast report on the collapse of Atlantic Acceptance in 1965 with losses now estimated at $65 million. The 2,757-page report was 4 1/2 years in preparation.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0055998F
Mr. Justice Sam Hughes. Adventurers caused collapse of Atlantic Acceptance
Mr. Justice Sam Hughes. Adventurers caused collapse of Atlantic Acceptance
12/11/1969
Sam Hughes - Justice
Sam Hughes - Justice
10/1/1965
Hughes, Sam (Judge)
Hughes, Sam (Judge)
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