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The temperature soared to 23 Celsius (73F) yesterday in downtown Toronto, equalling record for day set in 1946, and no one appreciated it more than Jo(...)
The temperature soared to 23 Celsius (73F) yesterday in downtown Toronto, equalling record for day set in 1946, and no one appreciated it more than Jo(...)

The temperature soared to 23 Celsius (73F) yesterday in downtown Toronto, equalling record for day set in 1946, and no one appreciated it more than Jo(...)

Date3/29/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: The temperature soared to 23 Celsius (73F) yesterday in downtown Toronto; equalling record for day set in 1946; and no one appreciated it more than Jon Capra; 67; who was seen reading and drying his socks in High Park. He wears two pairs at a time because he does a lot of walking. But March is to go out like a lion. Forecaster calls for much lower temperatures; showers and possible flurries by tomorrow evening.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0014874F
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