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Dr. Olindo Casullo, who created Fibread, almost went broke when a $2.1 million lottery win enabled him to open a new bakery
Dr. Olindo Casullo, who created Fibread, almost went broke when a $2.1 million lottery win enabled him to open a new bakery

Dr. Olindo Casullo, who created Fibread, almost went broke when a $2.1 million lottery win enabled him to open a new bakery

Date9/27/1989
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Original Toronto Star caption: Dr. Olindo Casullo, who created Fibread, almost went broke when a $2.1 million lottery win enabled him to open a new bakery
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0037032F
Dr. Olindo Casullo, Lotto 6/49 winner
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The doctor went broke after winning $2
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