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To save surplus Peas in the Trenton district, this four-motored American Airlines DC4, the St
To save surplus Peas in the Trenton district, this four-motored American Airlines DC4, the St

To save surplus Peas in the Trenton district, this four-motored American Airlines DC4, the St

Date7/17/1946
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  • To save surplus Peas in the Trenton district, this four-motored American Airlines DC4, the St. Joseph, was used to fly the legumes to Windsor where the Essex county canneries werre able to process them. Podded peas are packed in big cans for shipment
  • To save surplus Peas in the Trenton district, this four-motored American Airlines DC4, the St
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Original Toronto Star caption: To save surplus Peas in the Trenton district, this four-motored American Airlines DC4, the St. Joseph, was used to fly the legumes to Windsor where the Essex county canneries werre able to process them. Podded peas are packed in big cans for shipment
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
      Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
      Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0002767F
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