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Winds Mow Trees - Fallen trees litter a Milwaukee residential area in the wake of high winds which swept most of Wisconsin. Stack of bricks before unfinished house was undisturbed.
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Winds Mow Trees - Fallen trees litter a Milwaukee residential area in the wake of high winds which swept most of Wisconsin. Stack of bricks before unfinished house was undisturbed.

Associated Press · [ca. July 1951]

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[Information from item housing] Weather: Wind: Wire Photos

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