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Who, me?
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Who, me?

Associated Press · September 14, 1953

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Asbury Park, N.J. -- Mrs. Pennsylvania (Mrs. Erna Snyder of Kutztown) stands open mouthed as she is designated Mrs. America 1954 at Convention Hall here yesterday. Cheering for her are Mrs. North Carolina (Mrs. Melvyn Horner of Snowhill) and Mrs. Greater New York City (Mrs. Janet McKeon of Elmont).

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