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September 08, 1947 (Creation)
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2 photographs : b&w copy negatives ; 8 x 10 and 10 x 8 cm
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47-645_002 and photos missing from envelope appeared on Page 7 of the Tuesday, September 9, 1947 edition of the newspaper as part of the feature: "King Presents Citizenship Papers to Record Carriers."
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Photo caption accompanying photos from feature: "CARRIERS BECOME CITIZENS - Yesterday was a gala day for 111 Record carriers who received citizenship certificates at the City Hall from Primer Minister Mackenzie King and Mayor Brown. At top [not in envelope] is the group after the ceremony. Marie Good [47-645_002] is show in the centre photos as she shakes hands with Mr. King and is about to receive a kiss from him [no suitable substitute]. At lower left is Donald Dow, one of the 11 carriers selected to receive certificates from Mr. King personally. Also shown [not in envelope] are Graydon Lee of Elmira, Thomas Livingstone, Arthur Freund, Glenn Dahmer and Jean Voll, all of Kitchener. At lower right [no suitable substitute] carriers Lorne Heuchroth, Donald Ueberschlag and Franklin Geng display their certificates.
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Second negative included in package labelled "King, Mackenzie, boyhood home" showing Woodside.
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- King, William Lyon Mackenzie (Subject)