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Claude L. Allen Mass. Masons Grand Master
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Claude L. Allen Mass. Masons Grand Master

Sanromá, John B., 1900-1997 · [ca. May 1935]

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Claude L. Allen, grand master of Masons in Massachusetts, president of the Melrose Trust Co., of the Melrose Hospital Association and a 30 year member of the bar in Boston.

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