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William P. MacCracken, right, former Asst. Secty. of Commerce, who has been cited by the contempt charges in connection with the air mail investigation, is shown in Washington, D.C., Feb. 10, 1934 when he went to the home of Chesley W. Jurney, left, Senate sergeant-at-arms, and offered to give himself up. Jurney refused to take him into custody, but MacCracken insisted he was in
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1934-02-10
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