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Mrs. David Goldsworthy, whose husband was shot to death while investigating a break-in, shows the medal of honor he was awarded by police commission
Mrs. David Goldsworthy, whose husband was shot to death while investigating a break-in, shows the medal of honor he was awarded by police commission

Mrs. David Goldsworthy, whose husband was shot to death while investigating a break-in, shows the medal of honor he was awarded by police commission

Date11/6/1969
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  • Mrs. David Goldsworthy; whose husband was shot to death while investigating a break-in; shows the medal of honor he was awarded by police commission.
  • Mrs. David Goldsworthy, whose husband was shot to death while investigating a break-in, shows the medal of honor he was awarded by police commission
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Original Toronto Star caption: Mrs. David Goldsworthy; whose husband was shot to death while investigating a break-in; shows the medal of honor he was awarded by police commission.
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