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Grieving mother: Barbara Miller, whose daughter Allana died at Hospital for Sick Children, listens intently to testimony being given at the Grange royal commission into the baby deaths
Grieving mother: Barbara Miller, whose daughter Allana died at Hospital for Sick Children, listens intently to testimony being given at the Grange royal commission into the baby deaths

Grieving mother: Barbara Miller, whose daughter Allana died at Hospital for Sick Children, listens intently to testimony being given at the Grange royal commission into the baby deaths

Date4/11/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: Grieving mother: Barbara Miller; whose daughter Allana died at Hospital for Sick Children; listens intently to testimony being given at the Grange royal commission into the baby deaths.
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Country:Canada
City, town or township:Toronto
Province or state:Ontario
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