Plans for 1939 American Legion Convention in Chicago Coliseum
The 1939 American Legion Convention in Chicago's Coliseum marks a historic gathering with Teddy Roosevelt's son among delegates. Tales reveal a proposed 1912 plan to smuggle Theodore Roosevelt into the Republican convention, a plot foiled by barbed wire and crowd demonstrations. The piece links Libby Prison's move to Chicago and notes the convention's serious tone and expanded family participation.
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American Legion
Chicago
Coliseum
Elmo Scott Watson
Western Newspaper
Union
The
United States
Teddy
Roosevelt
Charles R. Hall
Philip W. Collins
Legion Convention Corporation
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Legion
Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
William Howard Taft
Taft
White House
Teddy’ Roosevelt
George W. Porter
Porter
T. R
Phil Collins
Libby
C. F. Gunther
Richmond
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Wabash Avenue
Erst
Hiram Johnson
California
Progressive Party
Palace
England
Chicago Historical Society
Hall
Libby Prison
Chicago Coliseum
Picnic foods and American Legion origins in early era
A nostalgic feature blends picnic planning with early American Legion history. It recounts meals for family or group gatherings and outlines recipes such as cabbage salad and baked beans, then shifts to Legion founders, Paris and St Louis caucuses, and the Minneapolis convention that shaped the organization led by figures like Henry D. Lindsley and Franklin Boots.
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Legion
Eric Fisher Wood
Bennett Clark
Missouri
Paris
United States
Eric Wood
American Legion
New York City
St. Louis
Henry D. Lindsley
Texas
Minneapolis
Franklin Boots
New Jersey
Household Hints for Everyday Kitchen Use
Practical tips include boiling vinegar after frying fish to ease cleaning and using wax paper under refrigerator trays for easy removal. Green bananas ripen fast in a paper bag in a dark place. For fancy sandwiches cut a notch from the top bread slice and insert an olive. After use drain a hot water bottle and inflate before storing to prevent sticking.
Easy to Do Bedspread Squares For Knitting Pattern 6411
Simple two strand squares ten inches wide speed knitting of a bedspread or scarf. Keep a spare square for quick moments and soon you’ll have many to join. Pattern 6411 includes instructions, stitch illustrations, materials, and a photo of the square. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. 259 W. 14th St. New York NY with your name address and pattern number.
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Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th St
New York
N. Y
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