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Ice Can't Frighten the Nascopie, Montreal, July 7- (CP) - Her holds and available deck space crammed with 1,900 tons of supplies, the Nascopie sails t(...)
Ice Can't Frighten the Nascopie, Montreal, July 7- (CP) - Her holds and available deck space crammed with 1,900 tons of supplies, the Nascopie sails t(...)

Ice Can't Frighten the Nascopie, Montreal, July 7- (CP) - Her holds and available deck space crammed with 1,900 tons of supplies, the Nascopie sails t(...)

Date7/7/1945
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Original Toronto Star caption: Ice Can't Frighten the Nascopie; Montreal; July 7- (CP) - Her holds and available deck space crammed with 1;900 tons of supplies; the Nascopie sails today on another of her yearly 12;000-mile jaunts to icebound outposts of the R.C.M.P.; the Hudson's Bay Company and religious orders. [Incomplete]
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0014298F
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