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President and Mrs. Hoover receives delegates to eighth annual convention of the American Red Cross, now being held in Washington, were received by President and Mrs. Hoover at the White House today. In the center of group, left to right: Col. Paul Draudt, Germany; Gustavus Pope; Ernest P. Bicknell; Mrs. Henry Rae; Mrs. Hoover; President Hoover; Mabel Boardman; Frank V. Marner; George D. Scott; and James L. Fosier, all members of Central Board of Red Cross

President and Mrs. Hoover receives delegates to eighth annual conventi...

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Shining up an administrator. With ceiling prices listed on his shoe box, Howard Rae Lynch, fourteen, polishes the shoes of Office of Price Administration (OPA) Leon Henderson

Shining up an administrator. With ceiling prices listed on his shoe bo...

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Mrs. Brown at Child Labor hearing. Washington, D.C., May 20. Mrs. La Rae Brown of Boston, Massachusetts., Director of the National League of Women Voters appeared before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee today. She stated that she was in favor or Sen. Alden W. Barkley's bill which would prohibit the interstate shipment of goods made by child labor, 5/20/1937

Mrs. Brown at Child Labor hearing. Washington, D.C., May 20. Mrs. La R...

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Shining up an administrator. Office of Price Administration (OPA) Leon Henderson gets a shine from one of the first businessmen in the country to comply with the new maximum price regulations. Howard Rae Lynch, fourteen, posted his ceiling prices on June 23, 1942, eight days in advance of the effective date for ceilings on consumer services

Shining up an administrator. Office of Price Administration (OPA) Leon...

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