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Back with their husbands are two Indian mothers from Kenora who had been illegally jailed since August
Back with their husbands are two Indian mothers from Kenora who had been illegally jailed since August

Back with their husbands are two Indian mothers from Kenora who had been illegally jailed since August

Date11/3/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Back with their husbands are two Indian mothers from Kenora who had been illegally jailed since August. Mrs. Doris Henry and Mrs. Agnes Land and husbands leave Brampton's Vanier Centre for Women. They expect to fly today to Winnipeg and drive 180 miles to their reserve home.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0024105F
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