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CENSUS CHIEF CALLS AT WHITE HOUSE TO TAKE CENSUS OF FIRST FAMILY. WASHINGTON, D.C. APRIL 2. AMONG THE FIRST TO HAVE A CENSUS TAKER CALL UPON THEM IN THE UNITED STATES TODAY WAS THE PRESIDENT. DIRECTOR OF THE CENSUS WILLIAM AUSTIN DID THE HONORS. HE IS SHOWN HERE WITH PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AS HE ASKED
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CENSUS CHIEF CALLS AT WHITE HOUSE TO TAKE CENSUS OF FIRST FAMILY. WASHINGTON, D.C. APRIL 2. AMONG THE FIRST TO HAVE A CENSUS TAKER CALL UPON THEM IN THE UNITED STATES TODAY WAS THE PRESIDENT. DIRECTOR OF THE CENSUS WILLIAM AUSTIN DID THE HONORS. HE IS SHOWN HERE WITH PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AS HE ASKED

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