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Babies - Children - Multiple Births

Nov. 11, 1958 - Children Kidnap baby: Two children who loved babies, yesterday kidnapped one and pushed her for three miles through some of London's busiest streets. Police cars, with the baby's mother in one of them, cruised for two hours broadcasting by baby's description. Then, in the City a policeman spotted six-year-old June Comer and four year old brother James, pushing a pram. They told him the baby was their sister, but at Totmer House, Kingsland-road, Mrs. Comer said the baby was not hers. The missing baby was 16 months old Patricia Martin, of Benyon-road, Hackeny. Her mother, Mrs. Alice Martin left her in a pram outside a grocer's shop in Shoreditch. Mrs. Comer, mother of eleven children said. My two children didn't mean any harm. They are very fond of children'. Photo shows June Comer pictured yesterday with her brothers, James (left) and Stephen (right)

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