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Clothes dryer in which two boys died
Clothes dryer in which two boys died

Clothes dryer in which two boys died

Date7/12/1971
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Original Toronto Star caption: Clothes dryer in which two boys died. Detective Albert Howting examines the 12 1/2-inch opening.
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Photographs
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0000941F
Two children died of suffocation inside this clothes dryer, and a coroner s jury as recommended fines for those abandoning appliances without removing doors
Two children died of suffocation inside this clothes dryer, and a coroner s jury as recommended fines for those abandoning appliances without removing doors
Lennon, Frank
9/8/1971
Kim Wright. and clothes for the [Incomplete]
Kim Wright. and clothes for the [Incomplete]
Beaty, Keith
12/25/1991
Two people died and 105 were injured when Air Canada DC-9 skidded into ravine and broke up at Toronto International Airport
Two people died and 105 were injured when Air Canada DC-9 skidded into ravine and broke up at Toronto International Airport
Griffin, Doug
6/26/1978
Crumpled wreckage of twin-engined Piper Apache, in which four men died early today, lies tilted over fence in backyard on Cattrick St., in Malton, qua(...)
Crumpled wreckage of twin-engined Piper Apache, in which four men died early today, lies tilted over fence in backyard on Cattrick St., in Malton, qua(...)
Spremo, Boris
4/23/1968
Last-second leap as a freight train roars down is the object of boys aged 10 to 15 who play a deadly game of chicken on a railway trestle north of Mal(...)
Last-second leap as a freight train roars down is the object of boys aged 10 to 15 who play a deadly game of chicken on a railway trestle north of Mal(...)
Norris, Dave
7/31/1972
Last-second leap as a freight train roars down is the object of boys aged 10 to 15 who play a deadly game of chicken on a trestle 25 feet above a rese(...)
Last-second leap as a freight train roars down is the object of boys aged 10 to 15 who play a deadly game of chicken on a trestle 25 feet above a rese(...)
Norris, Dave
7/31/1972
Carrying funeral wreaths, boys in white uniforms, shown here, led the solemn procession down the main street of the gold mining town of Malartic as th(...)
Carrying funeral wreaths, boys in white uniforms, shown here, led the solemn procession down the main street of the gold mining town of Malartic as th(...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
6/30/1947
Mother says boy's recovery ' a miracle'
Mother says boy's recovery ' a miracle'
Cooper, David
8/3/1978
Boys would rather ride handrails than stand on steps and are likely to become injury statistics
Boys would rather ride handrails than stand on steps and are likely to become injury statistics
Spremo, Boris
7/5/1966
Screens are difficult to remove in the North York townhouse project where six persons died in a fire yesterday, as Herbert Green, a neighbor, shows. M(...)
Screens are difficult to remove in the North York townhouse project where six persons died in a fire yesterday, as Herbert Green, a neighbor, shows. M(...)
Spremo, Boris
5/14/1974
Nineteen horses died when fire swept through three barns at Shadow Creek Farm on 7th Line, Stouffville, Saturday
Nineteen horses died when fire swept through three barns at Shadow Creek Farm on 7th Line, Stouffville, Saturday
Toronto Star (Firm)
10/31/1975
Four survivors of the cave-in disaster at Beattie Gold Mines when four men died under tons of clay, D
Four survivors of the cave-in disaster at Beattie Gold Mines when four men died under tons of clay, D
Toronto Star (Firm)
7/22/1946