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Rep. Vincent M. Brennan, of Mich., listening in at his office to the debates of floor of House. Mr. Brennan has introduced resolution providing for broadcasting to the country of the proceedings and debates of Congress through the Navy Air Station at Arlington
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Rep. Vincent M. Brennan, of Mich., listening in at his office to the debates of floor of House. Mr. Brennan has introduced resolution providing for broadcasting to the country of the proceedings and debates of Congress through the Navy Air Station at Arlington

Harris & Ewing · 1922-01-01 · photo, print, drawing

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Credit lineRep. Vincent M. Brennan, of Mich., listening in at his office to the debates of floor of House. Mr. Brennan has introduced resolution providing for broadcasting to the country of the proceedings and d. 1922-01-01. Harris & Ewing. Harris & Ewing Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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