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Citizens reading newspaper headlines concerning [Newfoundland's] confederation with Canada

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No d'identification :

3194651

Date :

Sept. 1949

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Gouvernement

Citizens reading newspaper headlines concerning [Newfoundland's] confederation with Canada. NFLD. - CORNER BROOK - GENERAL Services - Press Historical

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77

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Gunners of the 12th Field Regiment, Royal Canadian Artillery (R.C.A.), with the Victory issue of the Maple Leaf newspaper, Aurich, Germany, 20 May 1945

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No d'identification :

3210997

Date :

May 20, 1945

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Gouvernement

Gunners of the 12th Field Regiment, Royal Canadian Artillery (RCA), with the Victory issue of the Maple Leaf newspaper, Aurich, Germany, 20 May 1945

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78

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War correspondents interviewing German soldiers at food distribution point between German and Canadian lines

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No d'identification :

3205271

Date :

5 May 1945

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Gouvernement

War correspondents interviewing German soldiers at food distribution point between German and Canadian lines

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79

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Duke deCoursey, editor and publisher of the "News of the North", the only newspaper in the North West Territories

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No d'identification :

3228019

Date :

Sept. 1945

Source :

Gouvernement

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RG53

Duke deCoursey, editor and publisher of the "News of the North", the only newspaper in the North West Territories. DeCousey, Duke Services - Press

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80

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War correspondent Ross Munro of the Canadian Press typing a story in the battle area between Valguarnera and Leonforte, Italy, August 1943

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No d'identification :

3204437

Date :

August 1943

Source :

Gouvernement

War correspondent Ross Munro of the Canadian Press typing a story in the battle area between Valguarnera and Leonforte, Italy, August 1943

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81

Aucun objet numérique
Allied newspaper editors visit Canadian Army in the field. Newsmen from Russia, Poland, Sweden, Switzerland, the Argentine and Mexico sit in one of the Canadian Army jeeps during training exercises

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No d'identification :

3206357

Date :

3 Nov. 1942

Source :

Gouvernement

Allied newspaper editors visit Canadian Army in the field. Newsmen from Russia, Poland, Sweden, Switzerland, the Argentine and Mexico sit in one of the

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82

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[Major-General S. Maczek (left) talking to Mr. W. Wilson of British United Press, Amblie, France.]

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No d'identification :

3358079

Date :

[7 Aug. 1944]

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Gouvernement

[Major-General S. Maczek (left) talking to Mr. W. Wilson of British United Press, Amblie, France.] Maczek, Stanislaw Services - Press WILSON, W

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83

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Private Robert Sawyer and Corporal Arnold Hall writing wrappers in the circulation of room for the "Maple Leaf" newspaper

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No d'identification :

3225603

Date :

28-Jul-44

Source :

Gouvernement

Private Robert Sawyer and Corporal Arnold Hall writing wrappers in the circulation of room for the "Maple Leaf" newspaper

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84

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Captain Douglas W. Smith, head of MAPLE LEAF circulation staff, about to leave for front lines to check on delivery of papers to troops

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No d'identification :

3206418

Date :

10 Jan. 1945

Source :

Gouvernement

Captain Douglas W. Smith, head of MAPLE LEAF circulation staff, about to leave for front lines to check on delivery of papers to troops

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85

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Bombing of war correspondents' billets. Curious driver examines damages caused to No.3 P.R.O. (Public Relations) Group's building

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No d'identification :

3211884

Date :

9 June 1944

Source :

Gouvernement

Bombing of war correspondents' billets. Curious driver examines damages caused to No.3 PRO (Public Relations) Group's building

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86

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The Canadian Army Film and Photo Unit shooting a film about the production of the United Kingdom edition of the Maple Leaf newspaper, London, England, 7 June 1945

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No d'identification :

3201627

Date :

June 7, 1945

Source :

Gouvernement

The Canadian Army Film and Photo Unit shooting a film about the production of the United Kingdom edition of the Maple Leaf newspaper, London, England,

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87

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"The New Canadian", edited and printed in Japanese and English by Japanese internees in Western Canada

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Documents photographiques

No d'identification :

3205359

Date :

July 1945

Source :

Gouvernement

Référence :

RG53

"The New Canadian", edited and printed in Japanese and English by Japanese internees in Western Canada. Immigration & Colonization - Japanese Law

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88

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Sapper Fred Hudson with electrical cables connecting generator to the press used to print the first issue of THE MAPLE LEAF

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Documents photographiques

No d'identification :

3225589

Date :

28-Jul-44

Source :

Gouvernement

Sapper Fred Hudson with electrical cables connecting generator to the press used to print the first issue of THE MAPLE LEAF

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89

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"Lack of facilities failed to repress news-minded men working on the [Alaska] highway who produced this hand-written "newspaper" each day [July 1942.]

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Documents photographiques

No d'identification :

3402932

Date :

July 1942

Source :

Gouvernement

Référence :

RG53

"Lack of facilities failed to repress news-minded men working on the [Alaska] highway who produced this hand-written "newspaper" each day [July 1942.]

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90

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Personnel addressing mailing wrappers in the circulation room of THE MAPLE LEAF. (L-R): Private Robert Sawyer, Corporal Arnold Hall

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No d'identification :

3225596

Date :

28-Jul-44

Source :

Gouvernement

Personnel addressing mailing wrappers in the circulation room of THE MAPLE LEAF. (LR): Private Robert Sawyer, Corporal Arnold Hall

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91

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[Major-General S. Maczek of the 1st Polish Armoured Division briefing press correspondents, Amblie, France, 7 August 1944.]

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No d'identification :

3397998

Date :

7 Aug. 1944

Source :

Gouvernement

[Major-General S. Maczek of the 1st Polish Armoured Division briefing press correspondents, Amblie, France, 7 August 1944.]

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92

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The Canadian Army Film and Photo Unit shooting a film about the production of the United Kingdom edition of the Maple Leaf newspaper, London, England, 7 June 1945

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Documents photographiques

No d'identification :

3201623

Date :

June 7, 1945

Source :

Gouvernement

The Canadian Army Film and Photo Unit shooting a film about the production of the United Kingdom edition of the Maple Leaf newspaper, London, England,

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Citizens reading newspaper headlines concerning [Newfoundland's] confederation with Canada

Gunners of the 12th Field Regiment, Royal Canadian Artillery (R.C.A.), with the Victory issue of the Maple Leaf newspaper, Aurich, Germany, 20 May 1945

War correspondents interviewing German soldiers at food distribution point between German and Canadian lines

Duke deCoursey, editor and publisher of the "News of the North", the only newspaper in the North West Territories

War correspondent Ross Munro of the Canadian Press typing a story in the battle area between Valguarnera and Leonforte, Italy, August 1943

Allied newspaper editors visit Canadian Army in the field. Newsmen from Russia, Poland, Sweden, Switzerland, the Argentine and Mexico sit in one of the Canadian Army jeeps during training exercises

[Major-General S. Maczek (left) talking to Mr. W. Wilson of British United Press, Amblie, France.]

Private Robert Sawyer and Corporal Arnold Hall writing wrappers in the circulation of room for the "Maple Leaf" newspaper

Captain Douglas W. Smith, head of MAPLE LEAF circulation staff, about to leave for front lines to check on delivery of papers to troops

Bombing of war correspondents' billets. Curious driver examines damages caused to No.3 P.R.O. (Public Relations) Group's building

The Canadian Army Film and Photo Unit shooting a film about the production of the United Kingdom edition of the Maple Leaf newspaper, London, England, 7 June 1945

"The New Canadian", edited and printed in Japanese and English by Japanese internees in Western Canada

Sapper Fred Hudson with electrical cables connecting generator to the press used to print the first issue of THE MAPLE LEAF

"Lack of facilities failed to repress news-minded men working on the [Alaska] highway who produced this hand-written "newspaper" each day [July 1942.]

Personnel addressing mailing wrappers in the circulation room of THE MAPLE LEAF. (L-R): Private Robert Sawyer, Corporal Arnold Hall

[Major-General S. Maczek of the 1st Polish Armoured Division briefing press correspondents, Amblie, France, 7 August 1944.]

The Canadian Army Film and Photo Unit shooting a film about the production of the United Kingdom edition of the Maple Leaf newspaper, London, England, 7 June 1945

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Citizens reading newspaper headlines concerning [Newfoundland's] confederation with Canada

Gunners of the 12th Field Regiment, Royal Canadian Artillery (R.C.A.), with the Victory issue of the Maple Leaf newspaper, Aurich, Germany, 20 May 1945

War correspondents interviewing German soldiers at food distribution point between German and Canadian lines

Duke deCoursey, editor and publisher of the "News of the North", the only newspaper in the North West Territories

War correspondent Ross Munro of the Canadian Press typing a story in the battle area between Valguarnera and Leonforte, Italy, August 1943

Allied newspaper editors visit Canadian Army in the field. Newsmen from Russia, Poland, Sweden, Switzerland, the Argentine and Mexico sit in one of the Canadian Army jeeps during training exercises

[Major-General S. Maczek (left) talking to Mr. W. Wilson of British United Press, Amblie, France.]

Private Robert Sawyer and Corporal Arnold Hall writing wrappers in the circulation of room for the "Maple Leaf" newspaper

Captain Douglas W. Smith, head of MAPLE LEAF circulation staff, about to leave for front lines to check on delivery of papers to troops

Bombing of war correspondents' billets. Curious driver examines damages caused to No.3 P.R.O. (Public Relations) Group's building

The Canadian Army Film and Photo Unit shooting a film about the production of the United Kingdom edition of the Maple Leaf newspaper, London, England, 7 June 1945

"The New Canadian", edited and printed in Japanese and English by Japanese internees in Western Canada

Sapper Fred Hudson with electrical cables connecting generator to the press used to print the first issue of THE MAPLE LEAF

"Lack of facilities failed to repress news-minded men working on the [Alaska] highway who produced this hand-written "newspaper" each day [July 1942.]

Personnel addressing mailing wrappers in the circulation room of THE MAPLE LEAF. (L-R): Private Robert Sawyer, Corporal Arnold Hall

[Major-General S. Maczek of the 1st Polish Armoured Division briefing press correspondents, Amblie, France, 7 August 1944.]

The Canadian Army Film and Photo Unit shooting a film about the production of the United Kingdom edition of the Maple Leaf newspaper, London, England, 7 June 1945

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