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Welcome home: President Roosevelt with his son John and Mrs. Roosevelt photographed with Secretary of the Treasure Henry Morgenthau, Secretary of Commerce Roper, and Secreatary of State Cordell Hull, who welcomed the President as he returned from his vacation which took him all over the United Stat
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Welcome home: President Roosevelt with his son John and Mrs. Roosevelt photographed with Secretary of the Treasure Henry Morgenthau, Secretary of Commerce Roper, and Secreatary of State Cordell Hull, who welcomed the President as he returned from his vacation which took him all over the United Stat

Harris & Ewing · 1935 · photo, print, drawing

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Credit lineWelcome home: President Roosevelt with his son John and Mrs. Roosevelt photographed with Secretary of the Treasure Henry Morgenthau, Secretary of Commerce Roper, and Secreatary of State Cordell Hull,. 1935. Harris & Ewing. Harris & Ewing Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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