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Ceremonies - Foreign - Red Cross Day, Norwich, Eng. Parade of British and American troops at Norwich, England, on Red Cross Day. Received in state by the lord-mayor at the Town Hall, along the front of which is a sign bearing the words: "Welcome America." The lord mayor's mace-bearer, with his heavy mace, stands at the right of the picture in the rear of the group of aldermen and local dignitaries
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Photographer: American Red Cross
Ceremonies - Foreign
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