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There are few inhabitants in the area, except Indian families living in tiny shacks, CENTRE, and trappers
There are few inhabitants in the area, except Indian families living in tiny shacks, CENTRE, and trappers

There are few inhabitants in the area, except Indian families living in tiny shacks, CENTRE, and trappers

Date4/19/1941
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Original Toronto Star caption: There are few inhabitants in the area; except Indian families living in tiny shacks; CENTRE; and trappers; many of whom are even now organized in posses; hunting the escaped men. It is thought the
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0019250F
Only survivor of his family, except one cousin who reached Sweden, Leon Chojna, seen with Margaret McPherson, a Red Cross nurse, examines shoes and a (...)
Only survivor of his family, except one cousin who reached Sweden, Leon Chojna, seen with Margaret McPherson, a Red Cross nurse, examines shoes and a (...)
4/15/1947
Indian hunters and trappers who live in the vast area to be affected by James Bay $6 billion development project fear damming of rivers will destroy t(...)
Indian hunters and trappers who live in the vast area to be affected by James Bay $6 billion development project fear damming of rivers will destroy t(...)
5/17/1972
Briton living nearest the enemy front is Jane Moore
Briton living nearest the enemy front is Jane Moore
1/25/1941
Paula Hitler Wolf., state of Adolf Hitler, is seen after being placed under house arrest near Exerchtesgaden. She was living in the home of Dietrich E(...)
Paula Hitler Wolf., state of Adolf Hitler, is seen after being placed under house arrest near Exerchtesgaden. She was living in the home of Dietrich E(...)
6/4/1945
Escaped German internee recaptured near Burlington, Within a few hours after he disappeared from a work party at an interment camp west of Toronto, Al(...)
Escaped German internee recaptured near Burlington, Within a few hours after he disappeared from a work party at an interment camp west of Toronto, Al(...)
9/17/1940
The brief simple ceremony was attended by hundreds of workmen, who quit their jobs for a few moments to witness the dedication of the first-fruits of (...)
The brief simple ceremony was attended by hundreds of workmen, who quit their jobs for a few moments to witness the dedication of the first-fruits of (...)
7/8/1941
Operating a milling machine, Jean McRae, Newton-brook, is one of the few single girls working in the plant
Operating a milling machine, Jean McRae, Newton-brook, is one of the few single girls working in the plant
3/11/1943
Left behind, A crowd of German prisoners lounge about the yard of a prison camp in the Sudbury area, from which an airman and a naval petty officer es(...)
Left behind, A crowd of German prisoners lounge about the yard of a prison camp in the Sudbury area, from which an airman and a naval petty officer es(...)
8/29/1940
German prisoners bade farewell to Northern Ontario this week after completing pulpwood operations in the Long Lac area
German prisoners bade farewell to Northern Ontario this week after completing pulpwood operations in the Long Lac area
6/11/1946
Shaking the district, a German mine smashed this east coast pier and brooke windows in buildings throughout the area
Shaking the district, a German mine smashed this east coast pier and brooke windows in buildings throughout the area
2/22/1940
Six nations Indians from the Brantford and Caughnawaga reservations are shown in pow-wow in a San Francisco hotel room
Six nations Indians from the Brantford and Caughnawaga reservations are shown in pow-wow in a San Francisco hotel room
5/19/1945
First session of the United Nations war crimes commission gets under way in London with an address by the chairman, Lord Wright, standing centre. Sixteen nations are represented
First session of the United Nations war crimes commission gets under way in London with an address by the chairman, Lord Wright, standing centre. Sixteen nations are represented
6/6/1945