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Oregon Journal photo from 8/15/1945 the photo caption reads,
Crowd starts bonfire at the intersection of SW Broadway and Yamhill St. Tuesday night in the end of the war celebration here. The picture taken from Journal building fire escape, shows densely packed streets through which automobiles were unable to maneuver.
The Navy truck is heading west on Yamhill
Posted by: DG | January 13, 2022 at 10:41 AM