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Willie Stohrer Builds His Soap Box Derby Car With Help From Bob Hahn, Last Year's City Champion, July 1940

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Bob Hahn, Winner of the Soap Box Derby, July 1939

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Soap Box Derby Class A Winner Bob Hahn Crosses the Finish Line, July 1939

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New Soap Box Derby Champion Was Confident He Would Win City Title

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Bob Hahn Is Winner Of Soap Box Derby

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36 Races Necessary To Decide Soap Box Title

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38 Cars Will Race Tomorrow In Local Soap Box Derby

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Ann Arbor News, July 28, 1939

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Soapbox Derby contestants, July 1938

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There Are No Hard Feelings

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