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Wash. D.C. The House celebrates. Representative Chester Thompson of Illinois, was one of the "gang" that enjoyed the good clean fun on the floor of the House. 82735

Wash. D.C. Master of ceremonies, Rep. William P. Connery, Jr., of Massachusetts, takes the floor to lead the Navy Band, which played many tunes for the representatives, principally, "Home Sweet Home." 8/27/35

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