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March 27, 1954 (Creation)
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1 photograph : b&w negative ; 8 x 10 cm
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Image of Anthony Onorato being hoisted and supported in the air by smiling friends and family.
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Envelope scanned as TIF files November 2018.
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54-6299_001 appeared on Page 1 of the Saturday, March 27, 1954 edition of the newspaper as part of the article: "Sweep Cash Means Gifts For Family."
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Photo caption from published version of 54-6299_001: "CONGRATULATIONS! - Friends hoist Anthony Onorato of Preston into the air as word arrived today that his horse came third in the Irish Sweepstake, bringing him $28,000 cash. Shown are (left to right) Gregory Onorato, Raye Hertel, Mr. Onorato, Harry Anderson, Mrs. Onorato, Mrs. Helen Blackwell. Holding his father up is son Michael, who now gets the family car because his name was used as nom-de-plume."