Conference on economic policy and wartime relief debates
The article reviews a political conference where delegates debate the effectiveness of Roosevelt era policies and wartime relief measures. It notes opposition shifts in Congress over veteran benefits, the administration's concessions, and the broader impact on national recovery efforts. It also covers prominent figures and legislative maneuvering shaping fiscal decisions.
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Roosevelt
House
Senate
Independent Offices
Veterans’ Bloc
Congress
Gettysburg Battle Scene and Lincoln Address Revered
National Geographic recounts the July 1863 battle at Gettysburg, detailing Meade’s command, Pickett’s Charge, and the field’s transformation into a national memorial. It notes the 2,530 acre park, 88 statues, 800 monuments, and the enduring honor of Lincoln’s dedicatory words.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
Wnubservice
Gettysburg
Abraham Lincoln
Appomattox
America
George Gordon Meade
Fifth Corps
Washington
Meade
War Department
Army of the Potomac
Virginia
Susquehanna
Baltimore
Wash
Bugies
Pickett
Stonewall Jackson
Bull Run
Antietam
Fredericksburg
Chancellorsville
Picketts
Cemetery Hill
Webb
Armistead
Gettysburg Battlefield Memorial
Women Urged to Study Reflection in Mirror
Helen Keller writes in Some Magazine about a woman’s mirrored self perception. She recalls years of partial sight loss and questions what others truly see in a reflection, urging women to study how appearances shape character.
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Helen Keller
Some
Flint
Monkeys and Fleas Caption From Bronx Zoo Curator
The Bronx Zoo curator debunks the idea that monkeys swing by tails or constantly pick fleas. He notes only New World monkeys have prehensile tails and most captive monkeys are parasite free due to dry air and daily grooming. He calls flea-scratching a social ritual and a polite custom.
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Bronx Zoo
New World
New York World-Telegram
Immaculate Gloves Care Guide for Leather Accessories
Instructions describe cleaning and drying leather gloves to maintain softness and appearance. Panel covers washing with lukewarm water, mild soap flakes, gentle rubbing, rinsing, squeezing out moisture, and air drying away from heat. Emphasizes avoiding twisting, freezing, or high heat while detailing gentle shaping during drying.
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Anne
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Monetary Conference
London
Indiana
Edward W. Pickard
Sesco
Sarmair
Mmrich
S. K. Curtis
Philadelophia
New York
The
Ladies Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Country Gentleman
Philadelphia Inquirer
the Public Ledger
Evening Public Ledger
Philadelphia
New York Evening Post
Richard B.bevier
Senate Military Committee
Louis McHenry Howe
Ba Vier
Robert Fechner
Conservation Corps
Be Vier
Howe
Dickinson
Iowa
War ‘Department
Gounell i
Upper Ely
Dome
Reg. Ors
Chicago
Garden Clubs of America
Drake Hotel
Grant’ Park
Lake Front
California
Jonathan Bulkley
New York City
Oakley Thorne
Milbrook
Lake Forest
Kenilworth
Evanston
Shedd Aquarium
Erdinand Pecora
J. P. Morgan Co
van Sweringen
Morgan
Mr. Pecora
van Sweringens
van Swer- Ingen
Morgans
Morgan & Co
Arthur R. Robinson
Secretary of the Treasury
Norman Davis
House of Morgan
Robert Worth Bingham
Great Britain
the Treasury
Senator Robinson
R., T. Sherwood
Rosser T. Sherwood
Jimmy Walker
Seabury
Walker
Michael B Dee
Sherwood
Seewood
New Jersey
Iquiry
Torney den Bald
Roosbyeyt
Kentha
Loula
P. van Swerlnygen
United States
Ington
Lee
Stuart
Hooker
Lea
Culp's Hill
Wheatfield
Devil's den
Warren
Philee
Leen
Taekgon
Mende
Theya
Ute
Asta
Ray
Ringo