American Legion Tickville Band, Notebooks, 1931

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American Legion Tickville Band, Notebooks, 1931

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The American Legion Tickville Band Notebooks, 1931, contain correspondence, programs, newspaper clippings, and song lyrics, which document the band's performances, members, and reactions from hosts and audience members.

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Logdson, Dr. Harry A.

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