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Rescued by Harbor Police, Bruce Ross, 16, is wrapped in blankets by patrol officer Alex Mitterhuben, one of the crewmen on Harbor Police patrol boat Nine
Rescued by Harbor Police, Bruce Ross, 16, is wrapped in blankets by patrol officer Alex Mitterhuben, one of the crewmen on Harbor Police patrol boat Nine

Rescued by Harbor Police, Bruce Ross, 16, is wrapped in blankets by patrol officer Alex Mitterhuben, one of the crewmen on Harbor Police patrol boat Nine

Date7/29/1968
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Original Toronto Star caption: Rescued by Harbor Police; Bruce Ross; 16; is wrapped in blankets by patrol officer Alex Mitterhuben; one of the crewmen on Harbor Police patrol boat Nine.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0009141F
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