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Photograph caption dated April 18, 1956 reads, "Valley women civic leaders join men in aiding campaign to re-elect Roger Jessup, seated left, to Board of Supervisors. From left are, seated, Jessup, Jean Chisholm and Anastasia Weil; standing, Fred Weddington, Lemoine Blanchard, Mark Thoresen, Harry Geyer and Martin Pollard, Valley chairman."
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1 photographic print :b&w ;21 x 26 cm. Photographic prints
Jessup, Roger W.,--1889-1971 Pollard, Martin Weddington, Fred Blanchard, Lemoine Los Angeles County (Calif.).--Board of Supervisors County council members--California--Los Angeles County Men--California--San Fernando Valley Women--California--San Fernando Valley Women civic leaders--California--San Fernando Valley Men--Political activity--California--San Fernando Valley Civic leaders--California--San Fernando Valley Businessmen--California--San Fernando Valley Dairy farmers--California--San Fernando Valley Pioneers--California--San Fernando Valley Political campaigns--California--San Fernando Valley Dinners and dining--California--San Fernando Valley Women's hats--California--San Fernando Valley Paintings Drinking glasses--California--San Fernando Valley Food--California--San Fernando Valley Salt and pepper shakers--California--San Fernando Valley San Fernando Valley (Calif.) Group portraits Portrait photographs Valley Times Collection photographs
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