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Mrs. Mary Malandrakis, whose husband had ticket on horse that finished second, shares the $60,000 news with their daughters, Helen and Jenny at home
Mrs. Mary Malandrakis, whose husband had ticket on horse that finished second, shares the $60,000 news with their daughters, Helen and Jenny at home

Mrs. Mary Malandrakis, whose husband had ticket on horse that finished second, shares the $60,000 news with their daughters, Helen and Jenny at home

Date4/5/1967
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Original Toronto Star caption: Mrs. Mary Malandrakis, whose husband had ticket on horse that finished second, shares the $60,000 news with their daughters, Helen and Jenny at home.
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Object NumberTSPA_0024814F
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