File:Herbert Hoover as the new President, March 17, 1929.by Oscar Cesare.original drawing.01.detail.jpg

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Description	English: Herbert Hoover as the new President,illustration for March 17, 1929.by Oscar Cesare.original drawing.01.detail.
Date	29 March 1929
Source	images donated by Ronald Deane
Author	oscar cesare
Permission ( Reusing this file)	pd-usa copyright not renewed (also, no copyright notice?)

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