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Interesting callers at White House. After serving 47 years in the United States Navy, Rear Admiral Andrew T. Long (left) retires today. This photograph was made at the White House after Admiral Long called on President Hoover, accompanied by Assistant Secretary of the Navy Ernest Lee Jahnke [i.e. Ja
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Interesting callers at White House. After serving 47 years in the United States Navy, Rear Admiral Andrew T. Long (left) retires today. This photograph was made at the White House after Admiral Long called on President Hoover, accompanied by Assistant Secretary of the Navy Ernest Lee Jahnke [i.e. Ja

Harris & Ewing · 1930 · photo, print, drawing

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Credit lineInteresting callers at White House. After serving 47 years in the United States Navy, Rear Admiral Andrew T. Long (left) retires today. This photograph was made at the White House after Admiral Long c. 1930. Harris & Ewing. Harris & Ewing Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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