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Priest stopped here once. On his way to take up his work in the Canadian Arctic, Father Paul Schulte landed this airplane in Toronto bay a few months (...)
Priest stopped here once. On his way to take up his work in the Canadian Arctic, Father Paul Schulte landed this airplane in Toronto bay a few months (...)

Priest stopped here once. On his way to take up his work in the Canadian Arctic, Father Paul Schulte landed this airplane in Toronto bay a few months (...)

Date8/10/1938
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Original Toronto Star caption: Priest stopped here once. On his way to take up his work in the Canadian Arctic, Father Paul Schulte landed this airplane in Toronto bay a few months ago. Today he is flying it in an attempt to cover an 800-mile journey nonstop to save a fellow priest's life.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0079056F
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