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              <text>Postmaster General Will Hays with his four assistants.</text>
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              <text>L to R, Unidentified, First Assistant Postmaster General Hubert Work; Second Assistant Postmaster General E.H. Shaugnnessy; Third Assistant Postmaster General W. Irving Glover; Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Harry H. Hillany.</text>
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