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Canadian National Engineer DiesRussell Thomas Perkins, 66, of 1606 Jessie ave., locomotive engineer with the CNR. for 45 years, died today at his residence. He was born in Huron county, Ont., and came to Winnipeg 21 years ago. j Mr. Perkins was a member of Crescent-Fort Rouge United church1 and of the Brotherhood of Loco-! motive Engineers.He is survived by his widow. Mrs. Theresa Perkins; two sons Lance-Sgt. Russell, serving in Italy with the P.P.C.L.I., and Barry, at home; also eight daughters: Mrs J. C. Buchanon, E. Kil-donnn; Florla Perkins, Washing ton, D.C.; Mrs. E. C. Lewry, White Rock, B.Q.; Mrs. W. Champion.1 Winnipeg; Mrs. E. W. Manders, W Kildonan; Shirley Perkins, Toronto; Mrs. D. J. Borse, Winnipeg and Mrs. A. A. Forrest, V in mpeg: also seven grandchildren. jThe body is resting at the Mor due funeral chapel. Funeral ar j rangements have not been contMDieted. i
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Winnipeg Tribune

Winnipeg, Manitoba, CA

Tue, Feb 06, 1945

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