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AND THE V.P. DRESSED UP, TOO! WASHINGTON, D.C. JANUARY 7. NOBODY IN OFFICIAL WASHINGTON HATES 'DRESSIN' UP' ANY MORE THAN VICE PRESIDENT GARNER, BUT HERE HE IS IN DINNER JACKET WITH THE PRESIDENT AND SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE WILLIAM BANKHEAD FROM ALABAMA. RARELY DO THE PRESIDING OFFICERS OF BOTH HOUSE A
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AND THE V.P. DRESSED UP, TOO! WASHINGTON, D.C. JANUARY 7. NOBODY IN OFFICIAL WASHINGTON HATES 'DRESSIN' UP' ANY MORE THAN VICE PRESIDENT GARNER, BUT HERE HE IS IN DINNER JACKET WITH THE PRESIDENT AND SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE WILLIAM BANKHEAD FROM ALABAMA. RARELY DO THE PRESIDING OFFICERS OF BOTH HOUSE A

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Credit lineAND THE V.P. DRESSED UP, TOO! WASHINGTON, D.C. JANUARY 7. NOBODY IN OFFICIAL WASHINGTON HATES 'DRESSIN' UP' ANY MORE THAN VICE PRESIDENT GARNER, BUT HERE HE IS IN DINNER JACKET WITH THE PRESIDENT AND . 1939-01-01. Harris & Ewing. Harris & Ewing Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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