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A crewmember from Coast Guard Cutter Mallet, a 75-foot

Unfolding the Boom, US Coast Guard Photo

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Photograph of Indian Office Maps Indexed, Work Projects Administration (WPA) Project

Oglala Dam Project (Steel Work) - Bureau of Indian Affairs

Oglala Dam Project (Steel Work) - Bureau of Indian Affairs

Oglala Dam Project (Steel Work) - Bureau of Indian Affairs

Civilian Conservation Corps - Indian Division Employees

Civilian Conservation Corps - Indian Division Employees

Working dinner -- Prime Minister of India

Project (Concrete Work) - Bureau of Indian Affairs

Project (Kyle Dam - Steel Piling at Emergency Spillway) - Bureau of Indian Affairs

Project (Metal Work) - Bureau of Indian Affairs

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01/04/1939
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