WWII funeral service programs, 1948.

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WWII funeral service programs, 1948.

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Funeral service program and schedules, 1948, of American Legion members who died in World War II including Native American and Mexican-American veterans. One program contains a brief biography of Alfred Ferguson, a soldier from Lehi, Arizona, who was a member of the 756th Tank Battalion.

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Ferguson, Alfred, 1915-1945.

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Juan, Herman Clement.

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United States. Army. Tank Battalion, 756th.

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Ennefer, Paul Raymond, 1922-1944.

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Mendozo, Albert G.

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American legion

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