Rep. from six Iowa organizations present a petition of 35,000 names from 16 Iowa organizations urging a World Court to Congress. L to r: Mrs. Ernest W. Brown, Mrs. J.P. Mills, Miss Anne Cummings, sister of Sen. Cummings, Josephine Jenker, Mrs. E.W. Swalm, all from Des Moines, Iowa
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