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600 firemen honor a fallen comrade, More than 600 firemen, some from as far away as Windsor, Montreal and Cleveland, march along Bloor St. W. in the f(...)
600 firemen honor a fallen comrade, More than 600 firemen, some from as far away as Windsor, Montreal and Cleveland, march along Bloor St. W. in the f(...)

600 firemen honor a fallen comrade, More than 600 firemen, some from as far away as Windsor, Montreal and Cleveland, march along Bloor St. W. in the f(...)

Date5/1/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: 600 firemen honor a fallen comrade; More than 600 firemen; some from as far away as Windsor; Montreal and Cleveland; march along Bloor St. W. in the funeral procession for acting fire captain Donald Barwell; who died Monday after inhaling fumes at a factory fire.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0112372F
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