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Real police work is what Joan Loftus, one of the first 10 policewomen hired so far by the Ontario Provincial Police, wants in her new job. A secretary(...)
Real police work is what Joan Loftus, one of the first 10 policewomen hired so far by the Ontario Provincial Police, wants in her new job. A secretary(...)

Real police work is what Joan Loftus, one of the first 10 policewomen hired so far by the Ontario Provincial Police, wants in her new job. A secretary(...)

Date5/14/1974
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Original Toronto Star caption: Real police work is what Joan Loftus, one of the first 10 policewomen hired so far by the Ontario Provincial Police, wants in her new job. A secretary at the OPP for eight years, she's looking forward to wearing a uniform and performing constable's duties. It doesn't bother her that she'll have to carry a gun.
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