Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Puts in Word for Dad--David Lee Poston, 2, carries a sign in behalf of his dad, Sgt. Henry Poston who is serving in Korea, as 20 wives, mothers and their children picketed the Missouri National Guard armory here today to attract attention to demands that their men, members of the 106th Ordnance Company now stationed at Pusan, Korea, be released on the same basis as reservists.
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
Puts in Word for Dad--David Lee Poston, 2, carries a sign in behalf of his dad, Sgt. Henry Poston who is serving in Korea, as 20 wives, mothers and their children picketed the Missouri National Guard armory here today to attract attention to demands that their men, members of the 106th Ordnance Company now stationed at Pusan, Korea, be released on the same basis as reservists.
Associated Press · [ca. August 1951]
CC0 — Public Domain
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
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