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W. R. Plewman. Mr. Plewman is a retired editorial writer of The Star. During World Wars I and II, his daily column The War Reviewed was one of the mos(...)
W. R. Plewman. Mr. Plewman is a retired editorial writer of The Star. During World Wars I and II, his daily column The War Reviewed was one of the mos(...)

W. R. Plewman. Mr. Plewman is a retired editorial writer of The Star. During World Wars I and II, his daily column The War Reviewed was one of the mos(...)

Date9/17/1955
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Original Toronto Star caption: W. R. Plewman. Mr. Plewman is a retired editorial writer of The Star. During World Wars I and II, his daily column The War Reviewed was one of the most widely read features of the paper. Mr. Plewman analyzes here the significance of Premier Khrushchov's United Nation's visit.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0073997F
W. R. Plewman at his desk at The Star
W. R. Plewman at his desk at The Star
7/8/1944
First-rate news analyst, W. R. Plewman, shown here with his granddaughter, Wendy, is touring Europe and the Middle East to bring to Star readers an au(...)
First-rate news analyst, W. R. Plewman, shown here with his granddaughter, Wendy, is touring Europe and the Middle East to bring to Star readers an au(...)
6/28/1951
Plewman and grandchildren. Left to right, Plewman, Sally Watts, Mrs, W. A. Watts, daughter, Judy Watts and Tony Watts
Plewman and grandchildren. Left to right, Plewman, Sally Watts, Mrs, W. A. Watts, daughter, Judy Watts and Tony Watts
6/1/1951
Hot work: But Meadowbrook's Walt Plewman was prepared for warmth with his Bermuda shorts during first round of the Ontario seniors championship
Hot work: But Meadowbrook's Walt Plewman was prepared for warmth with his Bermuda shorts during first round of the Ontario seniors championship
8/13/1980
From the wars: Wearing a French helmet from World War, Rick Davies works on the figure of a British soldier in the Napoleonic wars. His shop in Oshawa is full of military momentos (below and right), some miniatures of medieval soldiers and others the real thing, such as a Nazi uniform from World War II.
From the wars: Wearing a French helmet from World War, Rick Davies works on the figure of a British soldier in the Napoleonic wars. His shop in Oshawa is full of military momentos (below and right), some miniatures of medieval soldiers and others the real thing, such as a Nazi uniform from World War II.
5/11/1983
William R Plewman
William R Plewman
6/1/1951
William R Plewman
William R Plewman
6/1/1951
Soldiers in the uniforms of, from left, the South African campaign, World Wars I and II and the present took part in the Queen's Park service
Soldiers in the uniforms of, from left, the South African campaign, World Wars I and II and the present took part in the Queen's Park service
11/8/1987
Lest we forget. Veterans of the two great wars, Ed Horton, 68, left, a World War II flying officer, and Bill Greig, 92, a lance corporal in World War (...)
Lest we forget. Veterans of the two great wars, Ed Horton, 68, left, a World War II flying officer, and Bill Greig, 92, a lance corporal in World War (...)
11/1/1983
Eyes... right! Not lacking for admirers, Fred Lewis, 55, is all spit and polish in World War I cavalry sergeant's uniform as he marches on Saturday in the Royal Canadian Legion's walkathon to raise $25,000 for the Metro Toronto Legion Lodge. Lewis, who retired in 1971 after 33 years in the army, acquired the uniform during his travels and wore it to publicize Legion's 50th anniversary. Claire (left) and Lori McMahon were comrades-in-arms.
Eyes... right! Not lacking for admirers, Fred Lewis, 55, is all spit and polish in World War I cavalry sergeant's uniform as he marches on Saturday in the Royal Canadian Legion's walkathon to raise $25,000 for the Metro Toronto Legion Lodge. Lewis, who retired in 1971 after 33 years in the army, acquired the uniform during his travels and wore it to publicize Legion's 50th anniversary. Claire (left) and Lori McMahon were comrades-in-arms.
5/30/1976
That's not me, folks., Rock musician Nash the Slash, a.k.a. Jeff Plewman, points to Pepsi commercial on TV that prompted him to sue the soft drink com(...)
That's not me, folks., Rock musician Nash the Slash, a.k.a. Jeff Plewman, points to Pepsi commercial on TV that prompted him to sue the soft drink com(...)
6/11/1985
He's of 'the firebrand's' line. Meet William Lyon Mackenzie King IV, who came onto the scene last Friday, but as yet has worked up no interest in the election. The 7-pound, 9-ounce descendant of 'firebrand' William Lyon Mackenzie is the son of Dr. and Mrs. W. L. M. King, a great nephew of Canada's long-time prime minister, and grandson of Surgeon-Lt. King, who went down with the destroyer HMCS St. Croix during World War II.
He's of 'the firebrand's' line. Meet William Lyon Mackenzie King IV, who came onto the scene last Friday, but as yet has worked up no interest in the election. The 7-pound, 9-ounce descendant of 'firebrand' William Lyon Mackenzie is the son of Dr. and Mrs. W. L. M. King, a great nephew of Canada's long-time prime minister, and grandson of Surgeon-Lt. King, who went down with the destroyer HMCS St. Croix during World War II.
9/28/1965