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Homemade Mosquito Duster
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City of Madison staff demonstrating homemade liquid mosquito sprayer designed by Dr. Bernhard "Dommie" Domogalla, city biochemist. Left to right: LeRoy Johnson, Dick Selboe, Otto Haugaard, Jack Bunter, Fred Hanson, and Bob Kelley.
July 27, 1944
Vinje, Arthur M., 1888-1972 (photographer)
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Henry J. McCormick
June 1944
Portrait of Henry J. "Hank" McCormick, sports editor of the Wisconsin State Journal.
National Mutual Benefit Office Workers
August 5, 1944
Two men at a desk at the National Mutual Benefit Insurance Company.
Professor Roland S. Stebbins
February 28, 1944
Professor Roland S. Stebbins wins Madison Art Award. His award winning painting is titled, "Our Kitchen." The work placed first in the Madison Artists Exhibition.
