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Eight hours after Canada's flattop, H
Eight hours after Canada's flattop, H

Eight hours after Canada's flattop, H

Date8/24/1946
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  • Eight hours after Canada's flattop; H.M.C.S. Warrior ran aground on a mudbank in the St. Lawrence river; the ship was refloated and sailed to Quebec. The ship ran aground when trouble developed in its steering apparatus. The recently launched Canada aircraft carrier was an route to Montreal but returned to Quebec city after it was freed
  • Eight hours after Canada's flattop, H
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Original Toronto Star caption: Eight hours after Canada's flattop; H.M.C.S. Warrior ran aground on a mudbank in the St. Lawrence river; the ship was refloated and sailed to Quebec. The ship ran aground when trouble developed in its steering apparatus. The recently launched Canada aircraft carrier was an route to Montreal but returned to Quebec city after it was freed
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0010428F
Ten Thousand persons crowded Laurier pier at Montreal Sunday to see the Warrior and thousands went aboard during the three-hour inspection period, It (...)
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Ship's Commander thanks Citizens for wonderful reception
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