Blasts From The Past

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black and white photograph of people walking down the street in front of an amusement park
an old black and white photo of people on the street with cars in front of them
STL History: August 14, 1945. KSD flashed the news to St. Louis that the Japanese had accepted the surrender terms. President Truman made the announcement official that WWII had ended. 5,400+ St. Louisans would become casualties of WWII by the Japans surrender, Aug 1945. End of the war meant thousands of St. Louisans working in war-related production would lose their jobs, 80,000 losing jobs after Japan’s surrender. Third War Loan drive parade moving east on Market Street past Union Station.
an aerial view of a large city with lots of tall buildings and water in the background
an old black and white photo of a building with the word occc on it
an old black and white photo of a building with a sign that says food mart
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an old black and white photo of a building in the middle of a city street
an old black and white photo of a building with a giant sign on it's side
an old black and white photo of a building with a sign that reads rathuskeler food drinks music
an old car parked in front of a store
an old black and white photo of the jordan marsh company building in new york city
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