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ark:/16417/th76xrm05lms1Inauguration of Governor Lawrence Wetherby: Lieutenant Governor Emerson (Doc) Beauchamp and Governor Lawrence Wetherby (facing camera, left to right) taking the oath of office. Henry H. Harned (far left) and James W. Cammack, Chief Justice of the Court of Appeals (with back to camera) administer the oath.
Item 1.06-2537.01
Inauguration of Governor Lawrence Wetherby: Lieutenant Governor Emerson (Doc) Beauchamp and Governor Lawrence Wetherby (facing camera, left to right) taking the oath of office. Henry H. Harned (far left) and James W. Cammack, Chief Justice of the Court of Appeals (with back to camera) administer the oath.
ark:/16417/th72z24tj8tmdInauguration of Governor Lawrence Wetherby: Majorettes lead the Henry Clay High School band as they march in the inauguration parade.
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Inauguration of Governor Lawrence Wetherby: Majorettes lead the Henry Clay High School band as they march in the inauguration parade.
ark:/16417/th7lqz4xf32jcInauguration of Governor Lawrence Wetherby: Three girls ride on the Anderson County float in the inauguration parade.
Item 1.06-2537.04
Inauguration of Governor Lawrence Wetherby: Three girls ride on the Anderson County float in the inauguration parade.
ark:/16417/th712rrf8kpkjInauguration of Governor Lawrence Wetherby: Watching the inauguration parade are (left to right) Fayette County Judge W.E. Nichols, former governor A.B. "Happy" Chandler, co-captains of the University of Kentucky (UK) football team Doug Moseley and Vito (Babe) Parilli, newly-elected Secretary of State Charles K. O'Connell, and former governor Keen Johnson.
Item 1.06-2537.02
Inauguration of Governor Lawrence Wetherby: Watching the inauguration parade are (left to right) Fayette County Judge W.E. Nichols, former governor A.B. "Happy" Chandler, co-captains of the University of Kentucky (UK) football team Doug Moseley and Vito (Babe) Parilli, newly-elected Secretary of State Charles K. O'Connell, and former governor Keen Johnson.