Chiefs from 24 countries in Europe, Asia and North America arrived in Washington today, May 23rd for. sit. The police chiefs, who are led by Commissioner. ork police, George McDonald, are shown placing a wreath. Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at.
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- 1925
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