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Mrs. Francis Tate children
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Mrs. Francis Tate children

United Press International · June 2, 1960

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Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

Mrs. Francis Tate and her two children (below) were seriously injured here 6/2 as they opened a gift wrapped bomb at their home. the children are Becky, 8, (bottom) and Charlott, 12, (top).

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