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1940 USA: Henry Ford's grandson weds
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0:34Now PlayingDate: 25th July 1940
Location: LONG ISLAND (Southampton), U.S.A.
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: BRITISH PARAMOUNT NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
Long Island (Southampton), U.S.A.: GV shot of church and crowd outside. CU Southampton' founded for Freedom 1640" LV & SV Mr. and Mrs. Al Smith arriving - Smith raises hat in salute. LV Henry and Mrs. Ford out of car. SV Crowds looking on. GV Bride and groom towards under shade on veranda. SV Bride and groom posing. GV press photographers. LV Wedding group on lawn. SCU Bride and groom smiling.
Personalities - Relatives; Rites of Passage; United States of America; Celebrations - Marriage; Henry Ford II (1917-1987)
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