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101 Liberty Park S.L.C. -Shot 291943-04Image/StillImagedha_sltnc
102 Liberty Park S.L.C. -Shot 81943-04Image/StillImagedha_sltnc
103 Liberty Park, S.L.C. P.341943-04Imagedha_cp
104 Lt. O'Keefe explaining mechanism of Browning machine gun to two interested youngsters1943-04Image/StillImageuum_map
105 Lt. Sturki of Camp Kearns; Charles M. Pincus manager of the Utah Theater; Wm F. Gordon director of the Caravan, talking plans for the midnight show in the Utah Theater in which $75,000.00 in bonds was realized1943-04Image/StillImageuum_map
106 The Magna, Utah Drum corps which has won several prizes in the western states for its efficiency and general appearance and added much to the beauty of the parade of that district1943-04Image/StillImageuum_map
107 Mayor Booth of Spanish Fork, Utah addressing the people during the Bond Sale. You will note the quota of Spanish Fork of $280,000.00 and the sales reached the grand total of $ 330,000.00 during the day1943-04Image/StillImageuum_map
108 Moro Gonzales, nationally known newspaper cartoonist and artist. Moro entertained the crowds with his original sketches, and the one shown in the picture of Uncle Sam was auctioned off in every community to surprising returns.1943-04Image/StillImageuum_map
109 Notes for talk before New York economist group, April 30, 19431943-04; 1943-05Textuum_msep
110 Paper Mill, Big Cottonwood Canyon -Shot 21943-04Image/StillImagedha_sltnc
111 The parade forming on State Street before entering into Salt Lake City, Utah1943-04Image/StillImageuum_map
112 The Payson, Utah color guard of the American Legion leading the parade through the city1943-04Image/StillImageuum_map
113 The picture shows what is left of a B-7 British combat plane brought to this country for study at Hill Field. The youngsters in every community enjoyed climbing over, under, and through this plane, and used pliers, chisels, wrenches, and anything available to take home a souvenir. We had no objection to this, in fact, the plane served the purpose of keeping them from taking souvenirs off more important equipment.1943-04Image/StillImageuum_map
114 Presentation ceremonies of the T Flag to the army Ordinance Depot, Tooele, Utah. The Camp Kearns band and Caravan helped in ceremony.1943-04Image/StillImageuum_map
115 The scout car on the streets of Salt Lake City in the war bond drive parade. Lt. Stringer of the WAAC's; Alberto Gutierriez.official Troubadour of Mexico; Wm F. Gordon; and Staff Sergeant Carlson of Fort Douglas1943-04Image/StillImageuum_map
116 Setting up the platform and getting ready for the performance at Mt. Pleasant, Utah1943-04Image/StillImageuum_map
117 Soldier showing a gun to the crowd1943-04Image/StillImageuum_map
118 Special entertainment group offering a solo by one of the saxophone players1943-04Image/StillImageuum_map
119 Staff sergeant Emerson Smith of the Marines handling the KDYL Broadcast in front of the Utah Theater, Salt Lake City, Utah.1943-04Image/StillImageuum_map
120 Stanley Greenston, Master of Ceremonies for Kearns special unit, making announcements at Fillmore, Utah1943-04Image/StillImageuum_map
121 Stanley Greenston, Master of Ceremonies of the Kearns special entertainment group. Stanley toured the country with a Major Bow's unit and is a showman who will go far in civilian life.1943-04Image/StillImageuum_map
122 The stop at Orem, Utah at the Municipal Auditorium the band people are enjoying a few minutes rest between numbers1943-04Image/StillImageuum_map
123 Tautphaus Park Idaho Falls -Shot 11943-04Image/StillImagedha_sltnc
124 Tautphaus Park Idaho Falls -Shot 21943-04Image/StillImagedha_sltnc
125 Tautphaus Park Idaho Falls -Shot 31943-04Image/StillImagedha_sltnc
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