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Ceremonies - New York - Thousands march in great parade for the Red Cross. Thousands of men and women paraded down Fifth Avenue, New York City, in the parade that opened the Red Cross drive, May 18, 1918

Ceremonies - New York - Thousands march in great parade for the Red Cr...

Date Taken: 5/18/1918. - Photographer: Underwood & Underwood Ceremonies - New York

Ceremonies - Ohio thru Wisconsin - Thousands march in great Red Cross Parade in Philadelphia. Part of the great Red Cross parade coming up Broad St. This demonstration was, perhaps, the greatest of its kind ever witnessed in this city. Thousands of spectators line the route of march

Ceremonies - Ohio thru Wisconsin - Thousands march in great Red Cross ...

Date Taken: 6/22/1917. - Photographer: International Film Service Ceremonies - Ohio thru Wisconsin

Ceremonies - New York - Thousands march through New York in great parade for Red Cross. The line of nurses passing the reviewing stand at Madison Square during the War Fund drive in New York City. May 18, 1918

Ceremonies - New York - Thousands march through New York in great para...

Date Taken: 5/18/1918. - Photographer: Underwood & Underwood Ceremonies - New York

Ceremonies - Salutes and Parades - New York - Thousands march in New York's Labor Day Parade

Ceremonies - Salutes and Parades - New York - Thousands march in New Y...

Original Caption: Thousands march in New York's Labor Day Parade. Many thousands marched in New York's Labor Day Parade, which was unquestionably the largest of its kind ever held. View of the parade coming u... More

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