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Gettysburg Veterans Parade Plans Limit Size for Anniversary
Lieutenant Colonel Lester Lampert of Gettysburg announces Veterans Day parade plans for the seventh anniversary. Drum corps and bands from 29 states are invited, with U S Army and Marine bands and various veteran groups to take part in a two to two and a half hour parade staged at the college stadium. The program includes national and state commanders, governors, and performances by Marine and American Legion units, with detailed schedule from 7:30 p.m. to 8:48 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Lampert
Gettysburg
Veterans’ Day Committee
College Football Stadium
United States Army Band
United States Marine Band
Edward C. Shannon
Secretary of War
Earle
Jin
G.A.R
U.C.V
Federal Commission
State Commission
State Veterans Committee
Alfred J. Kennedy
United Spanish War Veterans
Scott P. Squyres
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Daniel J. Doherty
American Legion
Champagne Post
V.F.W
Baltimore
Morris Frock Post
American Legion, Jr
Drum and Bugle Corps
Hagerstown
Maryland
Bush-Kenick Post
Mill
Norman N. Dow
Bangor
Maine
Columbus
Ohio
Hattal Taylor
Roxborough
Philadelphia
Earl E. Aurand
Harrisburg
Hanover Post
Hanover
White Rose Post
Kiltie Band
York
Lawrence Chambers
Lawrence Chambers Post, Vf.w
Steelton
Earl EB. Aurand
William H. Bollman
Lebanon
Hershey
the American Legion
Howard Kahler
Williamsport
Norristown
Red Lion
Frank Abner
Stamford
Connecticut
American Legion Zouaves
Jackson
Michigan
Marine Band
Henry W. A. Hanson
America
Dixie
Dolly Gray
Michigan American Legion
Zouaves
National Adjutant
Veterans Day Committee
Pennsylvania
Legion and
L. L. Lampert
Legion
C. L. Nett
Col. L. Barton
Clyde C. Berger
F. W
Coal
J. L. Barton
William G. Weaver
George W Bochner
M. T. Hartman
Seth Strohm
F. R. Rowe
John Highland
C. W. Epley