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Take part in hearings. Sec. of Int. Harold L. Ickes, left, and Louis R. Glavis, Director of Inves. of the Int. Dept. and Public Works, confer during a recess in the Senate Investigation of the Virgin Islands administration. 7/2/35
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Take part in hearings. Sec. of Int. Harold L. Ickes, left, and Louis R. Glavis, Director of Inves. of the Int. Dept. and Public Works, confer during a recess in the Senate Investigation of the Virgin Islands administration. 7/2/35

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Credit lineTake part in hearings. Sec. of Int. Harold L. Ickes, left, and Louis R. Glavis, Director of Inves. of the Int. Dept. and Public Works, confer during a recess in the Senate Investigation of the Virgin . 1935-01-01. Harris & Ewing. Harris & Ewing Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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