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LC-USZ62-36559 (23002622351)
(Lot-9425-2): Food For Victory. President Franklin D. Roosevelt is pictured before microphones in the White House in Washington as he spoke to the farmers of the U.S. in commemoration of the ninth anniversary of the U.S. farm program, which made possibly today’s “Food for Victory” campaign. With the Chief Executive are Vice President Henry Wallace, (left), and Secretary of Agriculture Claude Wickard, (right), March 1942. “Office of War Information. (2015/11/13).
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- 1942
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- National Museum of the U.S. Navy
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