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Category: Collection  Date: 2020-05-19

1941 Corona

Corona in Rapid City in 1941

Corona in Rapid City, 1941

Each CCC camp had a newspaper usually printed monthly. The publication reported on activities in and around camp and various personnel contributed. In April of 1941 The Roubaix Echo reported on the open-house, the arrival of boys from Little Rock, Arkansas as well as a safety quiz.

Local businesses helped supported the camp newspapers by advertising. You could get Corona at a Rapid City business. Please see the April 1941 Echo. Scroll down to page 5.

Corona in Rapid City in 1941

Corona in Rapid City, 1941

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