Franklin D Roosevelt and the Nation After His Death
Rep R T Moore writes from the state capitol on the death of Franklin D Roosevelt. He lauds Roosevelt as a unifying force and a wartime leader whose personality steadied the nation. The piece discusses succession, policy, and the need for national unity and support for Truman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep. R. T. Moore
State Capitol
Democratic Party
Franklin D Roosevelt
America
Senate
Europe
Truman
Oil sprinkled streets as Roseburg plans dust solution
April 21 1906 report shows Roseburg to try street sprinkling with oil replacing water to lay dust. Local merchants sign to buy at least one barrel each. Other items note Colorado boros shipped to Philippines and sour milk hailed as life elixir as germs die.
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Roseburg
Colorado Barros
United States
Philippine Islands
Rocky Mountain
L. Skidder
Ammunition Shortage Tied to Army Ordnance Efforts
Army Ordnance troops in Germany repair test and distribute captured Nazi guns mortars and ammunition to American combat units. Ninth Service Command HQ at Fort Douglas Utah was informed today.
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Army Ordnance
Germany
Ninth Service Command
Fort Douglas
Utah
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