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At Jefferson High School With U.S. Postage Stamp Dedication
com m em orative stamp w hile lim
politan Portland, postal customers
w ill be able to honor the Bultalo ited supplies last when they p u r
chase a sheet o f 20 B u ffa lo S ol
Soldiers by purchasing the stamps
and obtaining special postmarks cre diers stamps.
Customers have 30 days to ob
ated to commemorate Tuesday spro
tain the special postmarks by mail.
gram.
They may purchase the new stamps at
Those four post offices are:
a local post office, affix the stamps to
Rutland Main Post Office
envelopes, address the envelopes (to
715 NW Hoyt SL, Portland
themselves or others), insert a card or
East Portland Station
postcard thickness, tuck in the flap,
1020 SE 7th Ave., Portland
and place the envelopes in a larger
Piedmont Station
envelope addressed to:
630 NE Killingsworth, Portland
Buffalo Soldiers Station
Vancouver Main Rtst Office
c/o Postmaster
2700 Caples Ave., Vancouver, W A
PO Box 3079
And beginn ing on A p r il 26 at
Portland, OR 97208-3079
these four locations o n ly , custom
ers w ill be offered their choice o f
a lapel pin or poster d epicting the
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gave a presentation on the history of
the Buffalo Soldiers, whose regiments
were formed after the C iv il War.
“ W ith the issuance o f 185 m il
lion Buffalo Soldier postage stamps a
code o f honor and courage w ill be
recognized on m ail throughout
America and around the world," Daley
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On Tuesday, A p ril 26, Portland
Postmaster Michael J. Daley dedi
cated a stamp honoring the legendary
courage and valor o f the U.S. A rm y’ s
all-African American regiments (two
cavalry and four infantry) known as
the Buffalo Soldiers.
A ll Portland area residents join
in recognizing these brave soldiers by
obtaining a special postmark that is
offered at four post offices in the
metropolitan area. The stamp dedica
tion ceremony was held during an
assembly o f all Jefferson High School
students at 10 a.m. Tuesday A p ril 26,
1994 in the school auditorium. The
assem bly feature members o f
Portland’ s Buffalo Soldiers, who are
active in promoting youth programs
in the city. Dressed in their mid-
1800’ s cavalry uniforms, the soldiers
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Although there are many theo
ries on how the Buffalo Soldier won
his name, the most enduring suggests
it was given to him by the native
Americans because o f this bravery
and courage on the battlefield. Estab
lished in 1866 by an act o f Congress,
the Buffalo Soldiers constituted one-
fifth o f the U.S. Cavalry serving in the
West, and fought in more than 100
engagements.
A t four locations around metro-
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