Cambridge Crisis Meeting Powers Civil Defense Effort
City leaders and civic groups in Cambridge gathered to pledge readiness for civil defense. Frank Townsend and others urged training, resources, and unity to withstand subversive threats, assuring power, rail, and hospital services would be maintained during a crisis.
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Daughters of the American Revolution National Profile
The Daughters of the American Revolution founded in 1890 now spans 2,503 chapters across all states and five foreign nations. It counts 143,000 lineal descendants of revolutionary men and women among its members, with top honorees titled real daughters of revolutionary heroes who receive pensions of 25 dollars monthly.
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Duties of the Vice President
The vice president is president of the senate but has no vote except when there is a tie. He presides over Congress when electoral votes are counted. He succeeds to the presidency on death resignation or removal, but there is no provision for filling a vacant vice presidency.
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