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Red cross president John B. Smith presents award to star. Accepting it for the paper is James Kingsbury, left, executive editor
Red cross president John B. Smith presents award to star. Accepting it for the paper is James Kingsbury, left, executive editor

Red cross president John B. Smith presents award to star. Accepting it for the paper is James Kingsbury, left, executive editor

Date11/13/1963
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Original Toronto Star caption: Red cross president John B. Smith presents award to star. Accepting it for the paper is James Kingsbury, left, executive editor
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0060038F
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