The Painter and Decorator, 57. sējumsBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1943 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 81.
29. lappuse
... armed forces . Following is the list of monthly totals of the number of members in the armed forces as reported to General Office and appearing in the present and past issues of The Painter and Decorator : FEBRUARY , 1943 JANUARY , 1943 ...
... armed forces . Following is the list of monthly totals of the number of members in the armed forces as reported to General Office and appearing in the present and past issues of The Painter and Decorator : FEBRUARY , 1943 JANUARY , 1943 ...
3. lappuse
... armed forces of the United States and Canada . In the dedication ceremonies con- ducted by General President L. P. Lin- delof and General Secretary - Treasurer L. M. Raftery , members of the Boy Scouts of America assisted as Color ...
... armed forces of the United States and Canada . In the dedication ceremonies con- ducted by General President L. P. Lin- delof and General Secretary - Treasurer L. M. Raftery , members of the Boy Scouts of America assisted as Color ...
12. lappuse
... armed forces since Pearl Harbor have been 20,104 dead , 28,226 wounded , 32,905 missing and 23,970 imprisoned a total of 105,205 . These figures are from the latest report from the Office of War Information . " * * * " What about the ...
... armed forces since Pearl Harbor have been 20,104 dead , 28,226 wounded , 32,905 missing and 23,970 imprisoned a total of 105,205 . These figures are from the latest report from the Office of War Information . " * * * " What about the ...
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