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1929 Military Sunday at York: General Sir Cameron Shute takes salute of troops
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0:48Now PlayingDate: 9th May 1929
Location: England, United Kingdom
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: EMPIRE NEWS NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: Military Sunday at York. General Sir Cameron Shute takes the salute of troops as they leave the Minister after Divine Service.
ENGLAND: North Yorkshire: York:
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Military band marching along
British soldiers along past people lining street - side view of military man (General Sir Cameron Shute ?) saluting
SLATE INFORMATION: An interested spectator - The Archbishop of York.
Archbishop of York standing with soldiers
Military band members along
Troops along
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