Group, left to right: Herbert H. Lehman, Gov. of New York, George Peery, Gov. of Virginia, President Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Captain Paul Bastedo, Naval Aide to the White House; all attended a luncheon at White House, Washington, D.C.
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