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United States. Army

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Caption on back: "Miss Sydney Brown, upper center, director of the Cardinal Red Cross Club at Reins, France, holds a round table discussion with, from left, Private First Class Elmer Zimmer, 373 Border Street, East Boston, Massachusetts; Sergeant Leroy G. Newton, 607 East 47th Street, Chicago Illinois; Master Sergeant Chris A. Toppin, 205 West 60th Street, New York City, and Technician fourth Grade Walter Chavers, 15461 Sunview Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio; Miss Brown lists her home address at 3303 Iowa Street, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, 3/27/46.
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1946 03 27
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Keywords

  1. African American Soldiers
  2. African Americans
  3. Armed Forces
  4. Discussion
  5. France
  6. United States

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