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DEDICATES NEW CHEMISTRY BUILDING AT HOWARD UNIVERSITY. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT DELIVERING THE PRINCIPAL ADDRESS AS THE NEW $625,000 CHEMISTRY ERECTED BY THE PWA FOR HOWARD UNIVERSITY WAS DEDICATED TODAY. L TO R: PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT; DR. MORDECAI JOHNSON, PRESIDENT OF HOWARD UNIVERSITY; AND PWA ADMINISTRATOR HAROLD ICKES

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Conference of Latin American retailers. Washington, D.C., Nov. 1. Representatives of Latin-American governments and United States retailers met today under auspices of the Commerce Department to seek means of increasing western hemisphere trade. Reading from left to right in the picture are, seated: Dr. Cesar D. Andrade, Minister of Ecuador; Edward J. Noble, Undersecretary of Commerce; Colon Eloy Alfaro, Ambassador of Ecuador; and Dr. Hector David Castro, Minister of El Salvador. Standing, left to right: Guillermo Gazitua, Counselor, Brazil; Dr. Enrique Lopez Herrarte, First Secretary, Guatemala; Carlos Campbell del Campo, Commercial Counselor, Chile; Leon De Bayle, Minister, Nicaragua; Eduardo Salazar, Financial Counselor, Ecuador; Justo Sierra, Third Secretary, Mexico; Eugenio Aza, Consul, Mexico; Hugo Gouthier, Second Secretary, Brazil; Dr. Jose T. Baron, Charge de Affaires ad Interim, Cuba; Miguel E. Quirno-Lavelle, Commercial Attache, Argentina; Luis Coll-Pardo, Commercial Counselor, Venezuela; Lew B. Clark, Chief, Latin American Section, Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce; George Artamonoff, President, Sears International, Chicago

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DEDICATES NEW CHEMISTRY BUILDING AT HOWARD UNIVERSITY. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT DELIVERING THE PRINCIPAL ADDRESS AS THE NEW $625,000 CHEMISTRY ERECTED BY THE PWA FOR HOWARD UNIVERSITY WAS DEDICATED TODAY. L TO R: PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT; DR. MORDECAI JOHNSON, PRESIDENT OF HOWARD UNIVERSITY; AND PWA ADMINISTRATOR HAROLD ICKES

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A black and white photo of a man giving a speech.

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01/01/1936

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Harris & Ewing, photographer

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Washington, District of Columbia, United States, 38.90719, -77.03687

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Library of Congress

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