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Letter from Charles R. Drew to the American Red Cross Reporting on Facilities for Collecting Blood in American Cities
Letter from Charles R. Drew to the American Red Cross Reporting on Facilities for Collecting Blood in American Cities 1/9/1941
Drillers working on steep cliffs in the east side crevice
Drillers working on steep cliffs in the east side crevice 1/1/1936
Drive In
Drive In 1958
Drive-In Restaurant
Drive-In Restaurant 6/1973
"Drop LBJ on North Vietnam" Button
"Drop LBJ on North Vietnam" Button 1967
Radio Report to the Nation on the Dropping of the Atomic Bomb
Radio Report to the Nation on the Dropping of the Atomic Bomb 8/9/1945
Drug Amendments Act of 1962
Drug Amendments Act of 1962 10/10/1962
Dry-Land Farming Family
Dry-Land Farming Family 9/16/1921
Duck and Cover
Duck and Cover ca. 1955
Ducks and Lilies on Water
Ducks and Lilies on Water 2/3/1981
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