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Wash. D.C. Danish Minister visits Girl Scouts. Otto Wedsted, Minister from Denmark, visits the National Girl Scouts "Little House" in Washington where he was greeted by Rosemary Tear, troop #16, center, and June Brown, troop #24. The weaving is part of the craft work of the Girl Scouts in Washington this winter. 11/23/35

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Wash. D.C. Danish Minister visits Girl Scouts. Otto Wedsted, Minister from Denmark, visits the National Girl Scouts "Little House" in Washington where he was greeted by Rosemary Tear, troop #16, center, and June Brown, troop #24. The weaving is part of the craft work of the Girl Scouts in Washington this winter. 112335

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Wash. D.C. Danish Minister visits Girl Scouts. Otto Wedsted, Minister from Denmark, visits the National Girl Scouts "Little House" in Washington where he was greeted by Rosemary Tear, troop #16, center, and June Brown, troop #24. The weaving is part of the craft work of the Girl Scouts in Washington this winter. 11/23/35

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01/01/1935

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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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