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PRESIDENT GETS LUXEMBURG STAMPS. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT, A NOTED STAMP COLLECTOR, RECEIVES A COLLECTION ISSUED BY THE GRAND DUCHY OF LUXEMBURG IN COLLABORATION WITH THE INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE TO SECURE EMPLOYMENT FOR REFUGEE PROFESSIONAL WORKERS. IN THE PICTURE, FROM THE LEFT: PROF. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN
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PRESIDENT GETS LUXEMBURG STAMPS. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT, A NOTED STAMP COLLECTOR, RECEIVES A COLLECTION ISSUED BY THE GRAND DUCHY OF LUXEMBURG IN COLLABORATION WITH THE INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE TO SECURE EMPLOYMENT FOR REFUGEE PROFESSIONAL WORKERS. IN THE PICTURE, FROM THE LEFT: PROF. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN

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