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Children of U.S. Presidents make good in GOP politics. Washington, D.C., Feb.. 16 Photographed together last night at a party given by Sen. and Mrs. Robert Taft for visiting GOP committeemen are two children of former presidents: Alice Roosevelt Longworth, widow of the former Speaker of the House an
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Children of U.S. Presidents make good in GOP politics. Washington, D.C., Feb.. 16 Photographed together last night at a party given by Sen. and Mrs. Robert Taft for visiting GOP committeemen are two children of former presidents: Alice Roosevelt Longworth, widow of the former Speaker of the House an

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Credit lineChildren of U.S. Presidents make good in GOP politics. Washington, D.C., Feb.. 16 Photographed together last night at a party given by Sen. and Mrs. Robert Taft for visiting GOP committeemen are two c. 1940-01-01. Harris & Ewing. Harris & Ewing Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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