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#132 In 1946, the 16-story Federal Commerce Trust Building located at 208 North Broadway was taken over by the government to be converted into quarters for the regional office of the Veterans.

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#132 In 1946, the 16-story Federal Commerce Trust Building located at 208 North Broadway was taken over by the government to be converted into quarters for the regional office of the Veterans.

What St. Louis looked like in the 1940s

#132 In 1946, the 16-story Federal Commerce Trust Building located at 208 North Broadway was taken over by the government to be converted into quarters for the regional office of the Veterans.

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