NB: use italics...“Dorcas Society” . . . Mission Work [1873–1933] Franco-American Committee for Alsace and Lorraine Evacuees—1940 Gold Star Mother Pilgrimages, 1930–31

The Other Americans in Paris: Businessmen, Countesses,

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VD22, Archives 374—Fox Film

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GA H3—Himes, Chester

GA L2—Lindberg, Charles

GA L5—Luhan, Joseph

GA M6—Miller, Henry

GA R6—Rotary Club

GA S02—Smith, Daniel [Hally-Smith]

GA S14—Stein, Gertrude

GA S19—La compagnie Singer S.A.

GA T9—Thompson, Clarence

GA V1—Von Seidlitz, Frieda (Baronne)

GA W1—Warner, Joan

GA W1—Wood, William

GA W3—Westinghouse

1W01 45525—Vaudray, Camille

1W05 45752—Key, Kathleen

1W06 47439—de Sainte-Croix, Marie-Antoinette

1W09 54361—Farid, Doris

1W13 49620—Brownback, Henry

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