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Serious for a moment. Rep. Percy L. Gassaway, irrepressible Dem. of Okla. in a serious moment as he p[...] with the one who knows him best, Mrs. Percy L. Gassaway. Rumor has it, and the Gassaway's don't deny it [...] that they are taking off for home shortly
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Serious for a moment. Rep. Percy L. Gassaway, irrepressible Dem. of Okla. in a serious moment as he p[...] with the one who knows him best, Mrs. Percy L. Gassaway. Rumor has it, and the Gassaway's don't deny it [...] that they are taking off for home shortly

Harris & Ewing · 1935-01-01 · photo, print, drawing

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Credit lineSerious for a moment. Rep. Percy L. Gassaway, irrepressible Dem. of Okla. in a serious moment as he p[...] with the one who knows him best, Mrs. Percy L. Gassaway. Rumor has it, and the Gassaway's don. 1935-01-01. Harris & Ewing. Harris & Ewing Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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