He was highly deserving of the designation voluntarily given to him by his fellow journalists, 'dean' of the corps of Washington correspondents.
Herbert Hoover: “He was highly deserving of the designation voluntarily given to him by his fellow journalists, 'dean' of the corps of…”
On the recordDecember 30, 1931
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Message of Sympathy on the Death of Richard V. Oulahan.
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