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5 | |
World War, 1939-1945 (Refugees) | |
6 | |
Carl Owen HUBBELL, Baseball | |
11 | |
Refugee children | |
16 | |
France (Politics and government) | |
20 | |
Elections (Mexico) |
34 | |
United States Army (Medical and sanitary affairs), Aviation (Medical aspects), Air pilots (Health and hygiene), Medical research, Physiology | |
43 | |
Mary LEWIS | |
47 | |
Harold Stirling Vanderbilt; 1884-1970, Yacht racing | |
50 | |
Museum of Fine Arts (Boston, Mass.) | |
50 | |
George Harold EDGELL |
23 | |
Wilk) (Mrs Wendell Lewis Willkie WILLKIE | |
24 | |
Italo Balbo; 1896-1940 | |
31 | |
Pat ENGLISH, Animals (Training), Lions | |
34 | |
Harry G. Armstrong; b. 1899 |
56 | |
Tanks, Military, United States (Defenses) | |
64 | |
World War, 1939-1945 (Economic aspects) | |
72 | |
German language | |
74 | |
World War, 1939-1945 (Refugees) |
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