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To find and protect, Object of an 18-hour hunt in overnight sub-zero temperatures, 10-year-old Christopher Swaby was found at 10 a.m. today, asleep an(...)
To find and protect, Object of an 18-hour hunt in overnight sub-zero temperatures, 10-year-old Christopher Swaby was found at 10 a.m. today, asleep an(...)

To find and protect, Object of an 18-hour hunt in overnight sub-zero temperatures, 10-year-old Christopher Swaby was found at 10 a.m. today, asleep an(...)

Date1/6/1977
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  • To find and protect, Object of an 18-hour hunt in overnight sub-zero temperatures, 10-year-old Christopher Swaby was found at 10 a.m. today, asleep an(...)
  • To find and protect, Object of an 18-hour hunt in overnight sub-zero temperatures, 10-year-old Christopher Swaby was found at 10 a.m. today, asleep and unharmed in a neighbor's basement. Metro plainclothes officer Thomas Brown found him in house-to-house search in St. Clair Ave.-Duffer-in St. Area. Thomas leads boy to his MacKay Ave. home.
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Original Toronto Star caption: To find and protect, Object of an 18-hour hunt in overnight sub-zero temperatures, 10-year-old Christopher Swaby was found at 10 a.m. today, asleep and unharmed in a neighbor's basement. Metro plainclothes officer Thomas Brown found him in house-to-house search in St. Clair Ave.-Duffer-in St. Area. Thomas leads boy to his MacKay Ave. home.
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