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RECORD NUMBER
NYJA000209
334 of 894
SERIES TITLE
B. Subject
BOX NUMBER
B019
FOLDER TITLE
American Legion -- Convention and parade, New York City, 1937
ITEM TITLE
Exhausted Parade Marcher After American Legion Parade
ITEM CAPTION
American Legion Conventioneer W.E. Bundicker of Chattanooga, Tennessee, collapses with his bugle after participating in the organization's parade on Fifth Avenue.
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DATE PUBLISHED
1937-09-22
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