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Somebody else is getting it. Wash. D.C. B. Shearer, munition lobbyist supreme, seems to be enjoying proceedings at the Senate Commerce Committee where Ewing Y. Mitchell, ousted Commerce Department official, is "revealing all" in his graft charges. Earlier in the session, Shearer occupied a "hot seat
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Somebody else is getting it. Wash. D.C. B. Shearer, munition lobbyist supreme, seems to be enjoying proceedings at the Senate Commerce Committee where Ewing Y. Mitchell, ousted Commerce Department official, is "revealing all" in his graft charges. Earlier in the session, Shearer occupied a "hot seat

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Credit lineSomebody else is getting it. Wash. D.C. B. Shearer, munition lobbyist supreme, seems to be enjoying proceedings at the Senate Commerce Committee where Ewing Y. Mitchell, ousted Commerce Department off. 1935-01-01. Harris & Ewing. Harris & Ewing Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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