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Gladwyn Gold's slides circa 1952-1955 #2

Updated Mar 10, 2025
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Gladwyn Gold's slides circa 1952-1955 #2
One of Gladwyn's slides. Dale thinks this is Linda Gold, Carolyn Sue Hurst and Marilyn Tremaine. And Alvie's light blue car is on the left. Not dated but card is from May 1952-Aug 1955.
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I am researching the Cunningham, Brickey, Gold, Ellis, McClain, Weems and Thornberry in Benton County, Arkansas and Newton County, Missouri. I am also researching the Martin in Marion County, West Virginia. And the Ludwig, Schwartz and Wicht in Allegheny City, Pennsylvania.
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