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Identifier (PID): yul:1127865

Identifier (PID): yul:1127864

Title: Child refugee in Greece
Contributor: Toronto Telegram
Description: "Refugee in Greece."
Type: nonprojected graphic
Fonds: Toronto Telegram fonds, F0433
Accession / Box: 1974-001/371 (2433)
Date: 6 June 1964
Identifier: CRS0117
Identifier (PID): yul:1127862

Title: Polish passengers on the Batory jump ship in London
Contributor: Toronto Telegram
Description: "Polish passengers on the Batory jump ship in London. Twenty-four passengers on a pleasure cruise from behind the Iron Curtain have "jumped ship" in London. Some have asked for political asylum -- and 11 more are seeking asylum in Denmark. The 14,287-ton Polish liner Batory, with 400 passengers, docked at Greenwich last Friday. She sailed again on Sunday night for Amsterdam, but the visit there was cancelled because of bad weather, and the ship called at Copenhagen instead. In London, the Home Office said last night: "Seven Poles have applied to us for long-term extensions of their permits for a variety of reasons, some political. Others have been given short-term extensions, for reasons of ill-health, or because they want to stay longer with relatives." Two of the refugees, Mr. Stefan Berlinski, a 32-year-old dentist, and his 27-year-old wife Czeslawa, a dental mechanic, said "We don't want to go back to Poland. Life is impossible under the Communists. We borrowed money from all our friends for the cruise fare, just to get away." Ten Poles of German extraction sought the help of the German Embassy in London. An official said: "All wanted to be repatriated to Western Germany, where they have relatives. We have sent them there." Picture shows: Mr. Stefan Berlinski and his wife Czeslawa who jumped ship in London."
Type: nonprojected graphic
Fonds: Toronto Telegram fonds, F0433
Accession / Box: 1974-001/371 (2434)
Date: 26 February 1962
Identifier: CRS0050
Identifier (PID): yul:1127860

Title: Young Brits heading home, one with a new love for hockey
Contributor: Toronto Telegram
Description: "First Quebec Boat Train: These youngsters waiting outside the train gates at the Canadian Pacific Railway's Windsor Station in Montreal were passengers for the first boat train to Quebec since the outbreak of war. Child war guests from Britain they will return to the Old Country on the Stratheden which docked at Quebec City on July 30 as the first "trooper" to return Canadian servicemen from the German War by way of the ancient capital. The young Britishers were taking back to Britain many Canadian habits including a love of hockey as indicated by the lad in the left foreground who had his hockey sticks along in the humid August weather."
Type: nonprojected graphic
Fonds: Toronto Telegram fonds, F0433
Accession / Box: 1974-001/371 (2435)
Date: 31 July 1945
Identifier: CRS0027
Identifier (PID): yul:1127861

Title: Statistics from World Refugee Year
Contributor: Toronto Telegram
Description: "Waiting for food--Refugee children wait for food at an emergency feeding station established by the government at Lavrion, Greece. These children, Greek refugees from Romania are typical of millions of refugees around the world. An estimated 20,000 live in 100 European refugee camps. Another 100,000 are outside the camps; there are 1,000,000 Chinese refugees in Hong Kong and another million displaced Arabs. The United Nations, in an effort to call attention to the problem an in hope of solving much of it, has sponsored World Refugee Year, which ends in June. The Canadian government has agreed to sponsor 100 tuberculosis refugees and their families from Europe. Such TB patients would not normally be permitted entry into Canada." (Picture attached not shown)
Type: nonprojected graphic
Fonds: Toronto Telegram fonds, F0433
Accession / Box: 1974-001/371 (2433)
Date: 1960
Identifier: CRS0024
Identifier (PID): yul:1127859

Title: Woman reading The Evening Telegram
Contributor: Toronto Telegram
Type: nonprojected graphic
Fonds: Toronto Telegram fonds, F0433
Accession / Box: 1974-001/371 (2435)
Date: July 1940
Identifier: CRS0023
Identifier (PID): yul:1127857

Title: A former Russian barracks which is now being used to house Hungarian refugees prior to their departure for the United States
Contributor: Toronto Telegram
Description: "A typical room in the refugee camp at Wiener Neistadt, a former Russian barracks which is now being used to house hungarian refugees prior to their departure for the United States. Seen on left with arms folded on top bunk is Szabolos Pinter of Budapest. Reading on next bunk is Szilard Kiss, of Budabest. Seated on right, writing letter, is Claire Karsay, of Budapest, a skilled mechanic. Seen adjusting a painting above one of the beds is Prof. Ernest Kasas. The painting, that shows a scene in Budapest, was done by Kasas in his home in Budapest. It was one of the few things he managed to bring with him in flight from Hungary."
Type: nonprojected graphic
Fonds: Toronto Telegram fonds, F0433
Accession / Box: 1974-001/371 (2436)
Date: December 1956
Identifier: CRS0003
Identifier (PID): yul:1127858

Title: Strange tongue and a strange land holds Katerina Precepa enthralled
Contributor: Grant, Frank
Description: "Strange tongue and a strange land holds Katerina Precepa, 2 1/2, enthralled as she listens to Immigration Minister Fairclough greet refugees from camps in Italy and Austria at Malton airport today." (Caption accompanied similar photograph by different photographer)
Type: nonprojected graphic
Fonds: Toronto Telegram fonds, F0433
Accession / Box: 1974-001 / 371
Date: 16 December 1959
Identifier: CRS0046
Identifier (PID): yul:1127748

Title: War guest leaving
Contributor: Toronto Telegram
Description: "War guest leaving."
Type: nonprojected graphic
Fonds: Toronto Telegram fonds, F0433
Accession / Box: 1974-001/371 (2435)
Date: 15 June 1944
Identifier: CRS0062
Identifier (PID): yul:1127850

Identifier (PID): yul:1127842

Identifier (PID): yul:1127841

Identifier (PID): yul:1127840

Identifier (PID): yul:1127839

Identifier (PID): yul:1127838

Identifier (PID): yul:1127837

Title: Two fathers carry their sons in almost identical manner
Description: "118 Italian people, mostly elderly grandparents arrived Sunday affternoon. It is the second such group in two weeks. Two fathers carry their sons in almost identical manner. The tired youngsters, with their parents had been waiting since 9 am because the flight had originally been scheduled to arrive at 10 am. On left is Louis Tonon and his son, Claude, age 2 1/2. On right is Frank Francone and his son Vito, age 2."
Type: Photographs
Fonds: Toronto Telegram fonds (F0433)
Accession / Box: 1974-001 / 371
Date: June 28 [before 1970?]
Identifier: CRS0042
Identifier (PID): yul:1127535

Title: Red Cross supplies being loaded on plane
Contributor: Sale, Madison
Description: "Scene as cartons flow up endless belt of boarding ramp."
Type: nonprojected graphic
Fonds: Toronto Telegram fonds, F0433
Accession / Box: 1974-001 / 371
Date: 25 December 1956
Identifier: CRS0082
Identifier (PID): yul:1127549

Title: Headed for home
Description: Torn caption contains incomplete information. Caption includes: "764157 ------- Headed for Home ------ Germany--happy smiles [...] …these Russians-- once Slav […] Nazis--board a C-47 Trans [...] Air Force Service Command [...] way back to the USSR. As [...] the man at the left spits [...] soil of Germany. Credit Line (USAAF Photo [....]."
Type: Photographs
Fonds: Toronto Telegram fonds (F0433)
Accession / Box: 1974-001 / 371
Date: 27 January 1945
Identifier: CRS0121
Identifier (PID): yul:1127556

Title: Spectators line the Front Street Wall
Contributor: [Telegram staff]
Description: Image consists of crowd of spectators lined up against sidewalk outside Union Station. Caption reads: Largest group yet, 391 children arrived in Toronto from England and Scotland yesterday to find new homes in Toronto under the government-sponsored plan. Here spectators line the Front street wall of the Union Station to watch the arrivals."
Type: nonprojected graphic
Fonds: Toronto Telegram fonds, F0433
Accession / Box: 1974-002 / 371 (2435)
Date: 24 August 1940
Identifier: ASC55151
Identifier (PID): yul:1127468