Mrs. Hoover reading a copy of the Greenbelt Cooperator 8d21099v
Greenbelt, Maryland. Mrs. Hoover reading a copy of the Greenbelt Cooperator in her living room. One the opposite wall is an American primitive painting
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- 1942
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