Letter and proclamation pertainng to the Veterans of Future Wars, 1936, 1970.

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Letter and proclamation pertainng to the Veterans of Future Wars, 1936, 1970.

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In a letter, 1970 June 17, Bobbie Gresham, a member of the University Players, recalls her role in a rally put on by the Veterans of Future Wars, University of Virginia Post, 1936 April 17. Mrs. Gresham explains that the call for bonuses for future veterans was a "Feast of fun and satire" at which Stringfellow Barr was the principal speaker.

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