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Heart attack victim max waese, now 49 and planning to live quite a bit longer, jogs his daily 3-mile stint around the gym track at Young Men's Hebrew (...)
Heart attack victim max waese, now 49 and planning to live quite a bit longer, jogs his daily 3-mile stint around the gym track at Young Men's Hebrew (...)

Heart attack victim max waese, now 49 and planning to live quite a bit longer, jogs his daily 3-mile stint around the gym track at Young Men's Hebrew (...)

Date2/16/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Heart attack victim max waese, now 49 and planning to live quite a bit longer, jogs his daily 3-mile stint around the gym track at Young Men's Hebrew Association building. Nine years ago this May he suffered heart attack and his family gathered at death bed.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0026403F
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