GEN. PERSHING WARNS OF WAR, DICTATORSHIP [ETC.]
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Reel 1 (Paramount News), Pres. Roosevelt and other Memorial Day visitors to the amphitheater at the Arlington National Cemetery, Va., hear Pershing stress the necessity for the U.S. to undertake world leadership and to sponsor peace as a national policy. Reels 2-4 are missing. Reel 5 (Movietone News), Pershing and Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt cut a cake at Walter Reed Hospital in Washington, D.C., on the 18th birthday of the "Gray Ladies."
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Records of the Office of the Chief Signal Officer
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