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"Breaking Ground for Memorial Stadium"

Nebraska Soldiers' and Sailors' Memorial

Memorial Stadium Fundraising Booklet

Memorial Stadium Groundbreaking

Memorial Stadium Dedication

Memorial Stadium Dedication Pamphlet

Daily Nebraskan: "Pen Inmates Give to Building of Stadium"

Daily Nebraskan: "Five Thousand See Cornhusker Bowl Dedicated"

Daily Nebraskan: "Drive for Stadium Began Over a Year Ago"

Daily Nebraskan: "Stage Set for Dedication of Stadium Today"

Daily Nebraskan: "Formal Program Will Be Carried Out This Morning on Stadium Site"

Letter, Hughes, E., to Harold Holtz

Chancellor Avery and Dr. Richards on the podium

Speakers at Dedication Ceremony

Soldiers Raising Flag at Stadium Dedication

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Memorial Stadium: A Tribute to Nebraska's Soldiers

Beginning of the Stadium
Raising Money with the Alumni Association and "O" Street Gang
Groundbreaking and Dedication
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