Move in Congress to Restore Ford's Theater in Washington
Senator Milton R. Young introduces a resolution directing the interior secretary to estimate the cost of reconstructing Ford's Theater where Lincoln was assassinated. Support pours in from Mrs. Mabel Ford Hopkins and others who offer relics and furniture. restoration would include the stage boxes and Lincoln's chair, the flag, and the presidential box.
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Greece Faces Titanic Postwar Reconstruction Challenge
Athens reports Greece has 23 percent of its buildings destroyed and 200 000 families homeless or living in shanties. Wages and agriculture shrank 20 percent as farms were ruined, driving mass urban migration and unemployment. Officials warn of desperate conditions and appeal for broad Western or Eastern aid to avert collapse.
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New York Unveils Spectacular Neon Sign Display
A massive New York advertising spectacle used a mile of neon tubing and three miles of electric cables to illuminate lettering up to fifty feet high. The display showcased bold typography and dramatic signage as a landmark advertisement.
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