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Friday, August 1, 1930

Saturday, August 2, 1930

Sunday, August 3, 1930

Monday, August 4, 1930

Tuesday, August 5, 1930

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General MacArthur being sworn in as Army Chief of Staff

Wednesday, August 6, 1930

Thursday, August 7, 1930

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Prime Minister Bennett

Friday, August 8, 1930

Saturday, August 9, 1930

Sunday, August 10, 1930

Monday, August 11, 1930

Tuesday, August 12, 1930

Wednesday, August 13, 1930

Thursday, August 14, 1930

Friday, August 15, 1930

Saturday, August 16, 1930

Sunday, August 17, 1930

Monday, August 18, 1930

Tuesday, August 19, 1930

Wednesday, August 20, 1930

Thursday, August 21, 1930

Friday, August 22, 1930

Photo of the crashed balloon Ornen, developed 33 years after it had been taken "Eagle".crashed2.jpg
Photo of the crashed balloon Ornen, developed 33 years after it had been taken

Saturday, August 23, 1930

Sunday, August 24, 1930

Monday, August 25, 1930

President Leguia Augusto B. Leguia on TIME Magazine, September 8, 1930.jpg
President Leguia

Tuesday, August 26, 1930

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Chaney as the Phantom of the Opera

Wednesday, August 27, 1930

Thursday, August 28, 1930

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Advertisement for Animal Crackers

Friday, August 29, 1930

Saturday, August 30, 1930

Sunday, August 31, 1930

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