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Royal Bank deputy general manager James Morgan, chairman of the group of Canadian bankers who have been preparing their association's brief to Ottawa (...)
Royal Bank deputy general manager James Morgan, chairman of the group of Canadian bankers who have been preparing their association's brief to Ottawa (...)

Royal Bank deputy general manager James Morgan, chairman of the group of Canadian bankers who have been preparing their association's brief to Ottawa (...)

Date11/14/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: Royal Bank deputy general manager James Morgan, chairman of the group of Canadian bankers who have been preparing their association's brief to Ottawa on revision of banking legislation, says he got the job because he is the only man who's been through it twice before. Morgan says he's an oddball in the banking system.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0069310F
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