Rauch the New Deal Historian Plans Vermont Farm Project
Mr. Rauch, a Columbia Extension instructor and author of The History of the New Deal (1944), is writing a second volume on the war years. He and his wife bought a Vermont farm, where they spend weekends and holidays painting their old house red and tending fields of daisies, Indian paint brush, and deer. He previously taught diplomatic history at the Naval Academy in Annapolis and sailed on Chesapeake Bay.
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Barnard Parents Invite Gifts for Foster Children in Plan
Readers may send money or gifts through the Special Shoppers Service run by Miss Roman who knows regulations and needs of children. Checks should indicate the amount to be spent. gifts include candy clothing food toys or books with a five pound package limit. Letters go to the Foster Parents Plan Washington DC address. postage not required as letters ship in bulk.
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Personal Significance of the New Deal at Barnard
A statement that the New Deal gains personal relevance for American History students at Barnard College, beyond its historical importance.
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