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Guest of honor leaves for White House function. Washington, D.C., Jan. 10. Only twice a year will the Vice President put on his 'soup and fish'--the Jackson Day dinner and the President's dinner for the Vice President. Here he is leaving for the latter function in company with Mrs. Garner and his grand-daughter, Genevieve, a student in a local finishing school, 1/10/39
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1939
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