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ark:/16417/th7t7mkwg4pzzColored American Legion Headquarters on Georgetown St. 1944.
Item 1.13-14.08
Colored American Legion Headquarters on Georgetown St. 1944.
ark:/16417/th7wv5q25m23mScenes at American Legion convention in Lexington, 1944. Convention Officers of 40 and 8.
Item 1.13-14.02
Scenes at American Legion convention in Lexington, 1944. Convention Officers of 40 and 8.
ark:/16417/th71b59mlzg07Scenes at American Legion Convention, 1944. "Colored Legion Check for War Drive."
Item 1.13-14.06
Scenes at American Legion Convention, 1944. "Colored Legion Check for War Drive."
ark:/16417/th7kcpc0zg2w7Scenes at American Legion Convention, 1944. Portrait of men standing in uniform. The newly elected officers of the Kentucky American Legion for 1944-1945 were elected at the 26th Annual Convention yesterday. The officers are, left to right, The Reverend Herbert Tinsley, Warsaw, Department Vice Commander; Ewell Hinson, Winchester, Seventh District Commander; Garland Bryant, Lexington, Department Commander; Jake Pushin, Bowling Green, Department Vice Commander; Henry Hettel, Lexington, Department Sergeant-at-arms; John M. Frier, Louisville, Fifth District Commander; Bernard Hellman, Covington, Sixth District Commander, and F. E. Duvall, Covington, Executive Commander.
Item 1.13-14.03
Scenes at American Legion Convention, 1944. Portrait of men standing in uniform. The newly elected officers of the Kentucky American Legion for 1944-1945 were elected at the 26th Annual Convention yesterday. The officers are, left to right, The Reverend Herbert Tinsley, Warsaw, Department Vice Commander; Ewell Hinson, Winchester, Seventh District Commander; Garland Bryant, Lexington, Department Commander; Jake Pushin, Bowling Green, Department Vice Commander; Henry Hettel, Lexington, Department Sergeant-at-arms; John M. Frier, Louisville, Fifth District Commander; Bernard Hellman, Covington, Sixth District Commander, and F. E. Duvall, Covington, Executive Commander.
ark:/16417/th7mkdd64s2bcScenes at American Legion Convention, 1944. Shot of large group of uniformed men standing outside.
Item 1.13-14.01
Scenes at American Legion Convention, 1944. Shot of large group of uniformed men standing outside.
ark:/16417/th7ch157t906zScenes at American Legion Convention, 1944. Shot of men and women eating meal.
Item 1.13-14.07
Scenes at American Legion Convention, 1944. Shot of men and women eating meal.
ark:/16417/th72xktkk507xScenes at American Legion Convention, 1944. Shot of officials eating meal. Banquet of the 26th Annual convention of the Kentucky American Legion held at the Phoenix Hotel. Pictured from left to right are Mrs. Walter O. Craven, National Legion Auxiliary Vice-President for the Southern division; W. P. Shadoan, State Legion Commander; Mrs. M. G. Sullivan, State Auxiliary President; and Homer Chaillaux, National Americanism Director.
Item 1.13-14.05
Scenes at American Legion Convention, 1944. Shot of officials eating meal. Banquet of the 26th Annual convention of the Kentucky American Legion held at the Phoenix Hotel. Pictured from left to right are Mrs. Walter O. Craven, National Legion Auxiliary Vice-President for the Southern division; W. P. Shadoan, State Legion Commander; Mrs. M. G. Sullivan, State Auxiliary President; and Homer Chaillaux, National Americanism Director.
ark:/16417/th735107lg91qScenes at American Legion Convention, 1944. Shot of three women standing with large bouquets. Among the officers elected yesterday at the Kentucky American Legion auxiliary convention for 1944-1945 were, shown left to right, Mrs. Roy Gabbert, Louisville, President; Miss Margaret Flynn, Louisville, National Executive Committeewoman, and Mrs. F. E. Duvall, Covington, Vice President at Large.
Item 1.13-14.04
Scenes at American Legion Convention, 1944. Shot of three women standing with large bouquets. Among the officers elected yesterday at the Kentucky American Legion auxiliary convention for 1944-1945 were, shown left to right, Mrs. Roy Gabbert, Louisville, President; Miss Margaret Flynn, Louisville, National Executive Committeewoman, and Mrs. F. E. Duvall, Covington, Vice President at Large.