Congress Seeks National Anthem Law For Star Spangled Banner
Rep J Charles Linthicum introduces a bill to make The Star Spangled Banner the national anthem by law. He aims to push action at the next session after current efforts at this session stall. Support from women groups in Baltimore and New York is noted along with signatures drive by Corrie Leigh Swimley for the Veterans of Foreign Wars Americanization committee.
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Corrie Leigh, Swimley
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National Americanization Committee
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