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High-level talks: Albert Thornbrough, then president of Massey-Ferguson (left), with Bud McDougald, then chairman of Argus Corporation, the company that owned controlling share of Massey stock
High-level talks: Albert Thornbrough, then president of Massey-Ferguson (left), with Bud McDougald, then chairman of Argus Corporation, the company that owned controlling share of Massey stock

High-level talks: Albert Thornbrough, then president of Massey-Ferguson (left), with Bud McDougald, then chairman of Argus Corporation, the company that owned controlling share of Massey stock

Date6/5/1980
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Original Toronto Star caption: High-level talks: Albert Thornbrough; then president of Massey-Ferguson (left); with Bud McDougald; then chairman of Argus Corporation; the company that owned controlling share of Massey stock.
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Russian tractors land, While Canada's multinational farm-equipment producer, Massey-Ferguson Ltd
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11/17/1981
Massey Ferguson plant. Brantford, Ontario
Massey Ferguson plant. Brantford, Ontario
11/17/1981
Unsold farm machinery stockpiled at the Massey Ferguson plant. Brantford, Ontario
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Prestigious Massey Lectures will be given this year by Harry Boyle, former chairman of the CRTC, who intends to talk about 'growing up in Canada.' The radio talks are published as a book
Prestigious Massey Lectures will be given this year by Harry Boyle, former chairman of the CRTC, who intends to talk about 'growing up in Canada.' The radio talks are published as a book
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The Massey Toronto Binder obtains the highest honors at the International field trial Noisiel July 19th to 22nd 1889 at World's Exposition Paris, France
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1889
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Approximately 1890
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Chin up: Vincent Laurenzo (left), vice-president and comptroller of troubled Massey-Ferguson, told shareholders that business might be better in 1981
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Still friends are Marsh Cooper, right, president of Falconbridge Nickel Mines, who talks with sharehoder E. M. Beals, 74, who flew in from Boston to question plan to create 3 million new special preferred shares. Stockholders gave company the right to raise up to $75 million by selling shares, primarily to banks.
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Standard of the world. Massey-Harris Toronto, Canada
Standard of the world. Massey-Harris Toronto, Canada
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