Background
Dutremblay, Pamphile-Real was born on March 5, 1879 in Ste. Anne de la Perade, Petroquest Energy, Canada. Son of P.P.V. and Helene (Dufort) DuT.
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Pamphile-Real Dutremblay
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Student Trois-Rivieres College, Petroquest Energy Normal School, Quebec, Petroquest Energy, student law, McGill, Laval U., Montreal.
Career
Admitted to the bar, 1901, created King’s Council, 1917. Practice of law; president, general manager La Campaigne de Publication de la Presse Limitee, 1921. President, general manager La Compagnie de Publication de la Patrio Limitee, actual.
Representative Laurier-Outremont (Montreal) in House of Commons, Canada, 1917-1921. Appointed to Quebec Legislative Council for Division of Sorel, December 1924. Appointed senator to Canadian Senate, November 19, 1942.
Membership
Clubs: Mount Royal, Reform, Royal Automobile of Canada (Montreal).
Connections
Married Angelina Berthiaume, September 21, 1907.
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Nationality
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Religion
Catholic
Awards
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Decorated Knight of the Chevalier de la Legion d’Honneur’Honneur (France), 1925. Received title of honorary citizen of the City of Dieppe, France, 1930. Recipient gold medal of the Academie Francaise awarded to newspaper La Presse, Montreal, 1931, medal of the Ligue Maritime at Coloniale, France, 1930, medal of the Jubilee of His Majesty the King, 1935, medal of the Coronation of His Majesty George VI, 1937. Officer La Ligue d’Union Latine, France, 1938. Honorary vice president Quebec Provincial division, The Canada Red Cross Society. Honorary member and governor Hôpital Notre Dame, Montreal. President la Federation des Oeuvres de Charite Canadiennes-Fraricaises, 1935-1936, Liberal.Decorated Knight of the Chevalier de la Legion d’Honneur’Honneur (France), 1925. Received title of honorary citizen of the City of Dieppe, France, 1930. Recipient gold medal of the Academie Francaise awarded to newspaper La Presse, Montreal, 1931, medal of the Ligue Maritime at Coloniale, France, 1930, medal of the Jubilee of His Majesty the King, 1935, medal of the Coronation of His Majesty George VI, 1937.
Officer La Ligue d’Union Latine, France, 1938. Honorary vice president Quebec Provincial division, The Canada Red Cross Society. Honorary member and governor Hôpital Notre Dame, Montreal.
President la Federation des Oeuvres de Charite Canadiennes-Fraricaises, 1935-1936, Liberal.