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TEXAS BOY WINS $500. GEORGE A. DELHOMME, JR., OF HOUSTON, TEXAS, IS AWARDED THE DOHERTY PRIZE OF $500 AS WINNER OF THE SIXTH ANNUAL GORGAS ESSAY CONTEST. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT, AWARDING THE PRIZE, IS HONORARY PRESIDENT OF THE GORGAS MEMORIAL INSTITUTE
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TEXAS BOY WINS $500. GEORGE A. DELHOMME, JR., OF HOUSTON, TEXAS, IS AWARDED THE DOHERTY PRIZE OF $500 AS WINNER OF THE SIXTH ANNUAL GORGAS ESSAY CONTEST. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT, AWARDING THE PRIZE, IS HONORARY PRESIDENT OF THE GORGAS MEMORIAL INSTITUTE

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Credit lineTEXAS BOY WINS $500. GEORGE A. DELHOMME, JR., OF HOUSTON, TEXAS, IS AWARDED THE DOHERTY PRIZE OF $500 AS WINNER OF THE SIXTH ANNUAL GORGAS ESSAY CONTEST. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT, AWARDING THE PRIZE, IS HO. 1934. Harris & Ewing. Harris & Ewing Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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