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James Ndedele, A lay delegate from southern Rhodesia, Anglican World Congress expects 1,400 delegates - none Red Chinese
James Ndedele, A lay delegate from southern Rhodesia, Anglican World Congress expects 1,400 delegates - none Red Chinese

James Ndedele, A lay delegate from southern Rhodesia, Anglican World Congress expects 1,400 delegates - none Red Chinese

Date7/27/1963
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Original Toronto Star caption: James Ndedele; A lay delegate from southern Rhodesia; Anglican World Congress expects 1;400 delegates - none Red Chinese
Country:Canada
City, town or township:Toronto
Province or state:Ontario
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0004895F
They set tone for congress. The choir of the Royal School of Church Music performs for delegates and visitors to the Anglican Congress at St. James' C(...)
They set tone for congress. The choir of the Royal School of Church Music performs for delegates and visitors to the Anglican Congress at St. James' C(...)
8/15/1963
Leaving the apostolic delegates' residence for the basilica, where they are attending the Marian Congress, are James Cardinal McGuigan, left, of Toron(...)
Leaving the apostolic delegates' residence for the basilica, where they are attending the Marian Congress, are James Cardinal McGuigan, left, of Toron(...)
6/1/1947
Pickin' Chicken on lawn of St. John the Bapist Church, Dixie, was how more than 30 delegates to the Anglican Congress enjoyed supper last evening. Hos(...)
Pickin' Chicken on lawn of St. John the Bapist Church, Dixie, was how more than 30 delegates to the Anglican Congress enjoyed supper last evening. Hos(...)
8/19/1963
An address delivered to the clergy and lay delegates of the diocese of Toronto, on Tuesday, June 25, 1861
An address delivered to the clergy and lay delegates of the diocese of Toronto, on Tuesday, June 25, 1861
1861
Delegates to the Ukrainian congress form their organization's crest at Maple Leaf Gardens during a weekend meeting at which Conservative Leader Brian (...)
Delegates to the Ukrainian congress form their organization's crest at Maple Leaf Gardens during a weekend meeting at which Conservative Leader Brian (...)
12/4/1983
Saturday: Former Liberal Paul Hellyer in his appeal to delegates, attacked ''Red Tory minority'' and boos followed immediately
Saturday: Former Liberal Paul Hellyer in his appeal to delegates, attacked ''Red Tory minority'' and boos followed immediately
2/22/1976
At home to all liberals who will be delegates or potential delegates to leadership convention, leadership contender Robert Winters chats with Frank Fe(...)
At home to all liberals who will be delegates or potential delegates to leadership convention, leadership contender Robert Winters chats with Frank Fe(...)
3/4/1968
Only polite applause was given by delegates to Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau's speech yesterday to delegates at the opening session of Habitat, the Un(...)
Only polite applause was given by delegates to Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau's speech yesterday to delegates at the opening session of Habitat, the Un(...)
3/31/1976
Crowing moment: One of Allan MacEachen's last roles as Finance minister was chief host to over 10,000 delegates at the International Monetary Fund-World Bank meeting in Toronto
Crowing moment: One of Allan MacEachen's last roles as Finance minister was chief host to over 10,000 delegates at the International Monetary Fund-World Bank meeting in Toronto
9/9/1982
On the defensive: At a panel on economic nationalism for journalists and International Monetary Fund/World Bank delegates, Energy Minister Marc Lalonde said Canada has been getting a bum rap for policy directions it has adopted that are routine elsewhere
On the defensive: At a panel on economic nationalism for journalists and International Monetary Fund/World Bank delegates, Energy Minister Marc Lalonde said Canada has been getting a bum rap for policy directions it has adopted that are routine elsewhere
9/8/1982
Only styles change: Mrs. Minnie Rawling, Canadian president of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, left and Ontario President Mrs. David Taylor are as dedicated today to the fight against alcohol as were the delegates above, to the World's WCTU convention held in Toronto in 1897
Only styles change: Mrs. Minnie Rawling, Canadian president of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, left and Ontario President Mrs. David Taylor are as dedicated today to the fight against alcohol as were the delegates above, to the World's WCTU convention held in Toronto in 1897
1897
On the run: Amid a whirlwind of meetings, parties and performances, delegates to the International Monetary Fund and World Bank meetings find scant time to renew acquaintances
On the run: Amid a whirlwind of meetings, parties and performances, delegates to the International Monetary Fund and World Bank meetings find scant time to renew acquaintances
9/7/1982