#130 Victor Tomlinson (left) and William Hudson of the George Wythe High School cadet corps in Richmond blew taps while the school’s American flag flew at half-staff in honor of Winston Churchill, who died a day earlier. Gov. Albertis S. Harrison called for the weeklong recognition to mourn Britain’s World War II-era leader.

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#130 Victor Tomlinson (left) and William Hudson of the George Wythe High School cadet corps in Richmond blew taps while the school’s American flag flew at half-staff in honor of Winston Churchill, who died a day earlier. Gov. Albertis S. Harrison called for the weeklong recognition to mourn Britain’s World War II-era leader.

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#130 Victor Tomlinson (left) and William Hudson of the George Wythe High School cadet corps in Richmond blew taps while the school’s American flag flew at half-staff in honor of Winston Churchill, who died a day earlier. Gov. Albertis S. Harrison called for the weeklong recognition to mourn Britain’s World War II-era leader.

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