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| Description | English: Henry Ford on the cover of Time Magazine, January 14, 1935. Copyrights on this issue were not renewed. See wikisource:Time (magazine).
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| Date | January 14, 1935) |
| Source | (Original text : Time Magazine) |
| Author | Time Magazine. Original uploader was Gamaliel at en.wikipedia |
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