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The deposed president of Haiti, Elie Lescot, front row centre, has arrived in Canada with the members of his family and hopes to make his home here if(...)
The deposed president of Haiti, Elie Lescot, front row centre, has arrived in Canada with the members of his family and hopes to make his home here if(...)

The deposed president of Haiti, Elie Lescot, front row centre, has arrived in Canada with the members of his family and hopes to make his home here if(...)

Date1/22/1946
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Original Toronto Star caption: The deposed president of Haiti; Elie Lescot; front row centre; has arrived in Canada with the members of his family and hopes to make his home here if permission can be obtained. He was deposed by revolution last week after 14 days of street fighting in his capital; Port au Prince. [Incomplete]
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0117396F
Murder scene: Members of Metro-area's Sikh community stand at the cornerof Foxacre Row driveway of community activist Balbir Singh Brar, who was gunned down in front of his home last month
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Robert Cook welcomes young member of family to Canada, Today he hopes to find a home for his wife and five children
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World-renowned writer and lecturer Elie Wiesel has never forgotten the horrow of the notorious Nazi death camps in which his parents and sister were k(...)
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Rick Gilmore, president of CNA Assurance, mugs it up with one of his two purebred collies, Shane. Gil more has signed an agreement with Bob Nutbeem, a New found lander, which will provide coverage on the lives of purebred dogs belonging to members of Nut
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