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Portrait of John Franklin Carter, Farm Security Administration / Office of War Information photographs (Library of Congress), photographed subject, 1935
As printed in Farm Security Administration / Office of War Information photographs (Library of Congress), 1935

Farm Security Administration / Office of War Information photographs (Library of Congress) · Washington (D.C.), District of Columbia

John Franklin Carter

John Franklin Carter is listed in Farm Security Administration / Office of War Information photographs (Library of Congress) (1935) as photographed subject. The page shows the portrait and details printed in that source.

Photographed subject, 1935

5 people in Farm Security Administration / Office of War Information photographs (Library of Congress) · 84 more named Carter

Full name
John Franklin Carter
Occupation
Director, Division of Information
Source
Farm Security Administration / Office of War Information photographs (Library of Congress)
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Photographed subject, 1935

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Farm Security Administration / Office of War Information photographs (Library of Congress), 1935. View the original (item loc:2017721659).

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