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PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT GREETS McNUTT. WASHINGTON, D.C. AUGUST 1. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT GREETS PAUL V. McNUTT, FORMER GOVERNOR GENERAL OF THE PHILIPPINES AND NEW FEDERAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATOR, UPON HIS ARRIVAL AT THE WHITE HOUSE TODAY TO PRESENT A SET OF FLAGS MADE BY PHILIPPINE RESIDENTS. THE FLAGS, ALL
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