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Dunbar Center Has Window Display

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Ann Arbor Community Center's Origin, History And Operation Detailed

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Salvation Army 100 Years Old

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Help Yourself: U.S.O. Community Fund Campaign

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Margaret Morice, November 1942

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Irene Seitz, Deputy County Clerk, November 1942

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William Laird, Community Fund Election, March 1939

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Milton Kendrick, Community Fund Election Candidate, March 1939

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Walter Geske, Community Fund Director, April 1943

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Elizabeth Devine, Community Fund election, March 1939

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VISUAL ART

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