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1947 (Creation)
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1 photograph : b&w copy negative ; 10 x 8 cm
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General note
Photos missing from envelope appeared on the front page of the Monday, July 21, 1947 edition of the newspaper as part of the photo feature: "Three Die in Baden Crossing Tragedy."
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Photo caption accompanying published photos: "Three Baden youth were instantly killed today when the truck in which they were riding was struck by a Canadian National Railways train between Baden and Petersburg. The top photo shows a general view of the scene as one body is removed from the truck. The photo at centre [see 47-431_001 for closest version] left shows the vehicle after the train was brought to a halt. At lower left is a close-up of the wrecked truck. The three victims are pictured at right, top to bottom, Ernest Roth, 21, Glen Schwartzentruber, 16, and Raymond Snyder, 11. (Story on Page 3.)"
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Article regarding the funerals for Roth, Schwartzentruber and Snyder appeared on Page 3 of the Friday, July 25, 1947 edition of the newspaper.