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Aloysius Leahy. Had narrow escape
Aloysius Leahy. Had narrow escape

Aloysius Leahy. Had narrow escape

Date2/13/1962
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Original Toronto Star caption: Aloysius Leahy. Had narrow escape
Country:Canada
City, town or township:Toronto
Province or state:Ontario
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0121924F
Three Off Officers escort murder suspect William Norman Pratt, 35, down back fire escape of the Lindsay court house today. [Incomplete]
Three Off Officers escort murder suspect William Norman Pratt, 35, down back fire escape of the Lindsay court house today. [Incomplete]
12/12/1968
Life's grand: Todd Publicover, 20, the youngest man aboard the Cape Aspy, Tim Parks (middle) and Larry Wentzell give a thumbs-up to life after their narrow escape from drowning
Life's grand: Todd Publicover, 20, the youngest man aboard the Cape Aspy, Tim Parks (middle) and Larry Wentzell give a thumbs-up to life after their narrow escape from drowning
2/3/1993
Narrow Escape
Narrow Escape
6/23/1989
Narrow escape for Lafleur
Narrow escape for Lafleur
12/21/1977
Motorist caught in Torrent has narrow escape as Ice Leaves river, The main highway from Weston to Thistletown is completely shut off by flood waters f(...)
Motorist caught in Torrent has narrow escape as Ice Leaves river, The main highway from Weston to Thistletown is completely shut off by flood waters f(...)
2/21/1930
The mousetrap James Leahy, pours champagne for Rita Tuckett and Garnet Truax, after their 1,000th performance
The mousetrap James Leahy, pours champagne for Rita Tuckett and Garnet Truax, after their 1,000th performance
7/25/1980
Why, why, why? Doris Crispin holds a picture of her husband - murdered by a felon out on the streets on early release - and wonders why he had to die. Is the justice system at fault?
Why, why, why? Doris Crispin holds a picture of her husband - murdered by a felon out on the streets on early release - and wonders why he had to die. Is the justice system at fault?
10/27/1987
Double-dated: Rachelle Smith, 17, left, and Nada Bon, 16, say they had gone on casual double-dates with Mark Wildman and another youth before Wildman killed two friends, then himself
Double-dated: Rachelle Smith, 17, left, and Nada Bon, 16, say they had gone on casual double-dates with Mark Wildman and another youth before Wildman killed two friends, then himself
8/16/1987
Lived on streets: Convicted murderer James Harbottle, 21, had shared drugs with Elaine Bown, 17, on the night she was raped, strangled and burned, court was told
Lived on streets: Convicted murderer James Harbottle, 21, had shared drugs with Elaine Bown, 17, on the night she was raped, strangled and burned, court was told
8/2/1988
Saddened Parents of Steven Truscott, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Truscott, sit together in silence after learning that the Supreme Court had ruled in an 8-1 deci(...)
Saddened Parents of Steven Truscott, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Truscott, sit together in silence after learning that the Supreme Court had ruled in an 8-1 deci(...)
5/4/1967
Edward Greenspan, To appeal verdict, Joseph Pomerant, Had jury polled
Edward Greenspan, To appeal verdict, Joseph Pomerant, Had jury polled
12/5/1974
Grieving parent: Nancy Leigh-Eaton, who knew her daughter's killer as a young neighbor, said Leyshon-Hughes, despite his troubles, had been a dear, patient, sweet fantastic child
Grieving parent: Nancy Leigh-Eaton, who knew her daughter's killer as a young neighbor, said Leyshon-Hughes, despite his troubles, had been a dear, patient, sweet fantastic child
7/26/1986