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rdfs:label	Peace Bridge
rdfs:comment	In 1943, Joe Crosetti attended his U.S. Navy graduation ceremony in Front Park, Buffalo, where the Mayor of the city pointed out the Peace Bridge to all the graduating cadets. The Mayor commented that the United States wanted peace all through the world, but they would have to win the war before they could get it. Unsurprisingly, his mentioning the war being won was the only part of the speech that Crosetti remembered.
dcterms:subject	Days of Infamy Landmarks
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abstract	In 1943, Joe Crosetti attended his U.S. Navy graduation ceremony in Front Park, Buffalo, where the Mayor of the city pointed out the Peace Bridge to all the graduating cadets. The Mayor commented that the United States wanted peace all through the world, but they would have to win the war before they could get it. Unsurprisingly, his mentioning the war being won was the only part of the speech that Crosetti remembered.