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- Title: Theatre Veteran, 90
- Description: An article from The Commercial Record/Resorter titled "Theatre Veteran, 90, Shares Red Barn Memories" which was published to honor the 90th birthday of Mary Ann Curtis. It includes part of her story "Remembrances of the Red Barn," which was written
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- Description: Black and white photograph of the entrance to the New Hampshire Veteran's Association building. A metal arch that reads "Veteran's Association" marks the street entrance. A garage and convenience store is visible on the street corner with a large
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- Description: : No More Hiroshimas, No More Hitlers, No More Vietnams, No More War!!" while a sign that says, "Veterans Oppose Vietnam War" is seen in the background. The peace rally took place as a part of the "Spring Mobilization to End the War in Vietnam" and assembled
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- Description: with a rally that took place near the Central Park Bandshell and 5th Avenue. In the photograph, crowds of people are walking down a New York City street holding signs that read, "Veterans for [Peace]" and "Support Anti-War G.I.'s" in protest against the Vietnam
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- Text: Ronsing'\Veteollle To 1536 YD Heroes The welcoming bands played "Hail, Hail, The Gang's All Here" as Boston roared a noisy greeting to veterans of the famed Yankee Division yesterday, but the home-coming troops knew it wasn't so-because they left
