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1953 (Creation)
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1 photograph : b&w copy negative ; 10 x 8 cm
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Scanned as TIF file July 2019.
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53-4567_001, 53-4567_003 and 53-4567_005 appeared on Page 9 of the Friday, April 24, 1953 edition of the newspaper as part of the article: "Old Europe's Spirit Lives Again During International Cafe Event."
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Photo caption that accompanied 53-4567_001 and 53-4567_005 : "EUROPEAN FOOD - The International Cafe, held last night at Sacred Heart [illegible] by the K-W Council of Friendship featured foods, costumes and entertainment of European countries. At left [53-4567_005], examining one of the many tempting table displays are (left to right) Anne Tondi (Estonian), Vera Profend[illegible] (Czechoslovak), Jeanette Tabacynzki (Polish) and Meedi Tendi (Estonian). At right [53-4567_001], Helen Eachorn (left) and Eva Bettendorf, dressed in Schwaben costumes, pour coffee from an old and brightly polished copper continental coffee urn during intermission."