What to Do With Presidents After Retirement
Washington February 15 ex presidents face postoffice future. Bills would place them in the House or Senate as delegates at large, but few ex presidents seek lower political life. Roosevelt hunted for power, Coolidge did business and wrote, Hoover and Truman wrote memoirs, Monroe served as justice, others pursued study or public service. The piece notes limited precedent and varied retirements.
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Washington
United States
England
Congress
Ralph Gamble
Larchmont
N. Y
Frank Chelf
Lebanon
John Quincy Adams
J. Q
Andy Johnson
Senate
John Tyler
House of Representatives
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Executive Department
Theodore Roosevelt
Calvin Coolidge
Harry Truman
James Monroe
National Guard Parade Led by Captain Hone's Company
National Guard infantrymen on dress parade, commanded by Capt. Willard M. Hone, and accompanied by local units. The event showcased drill precision and ceremonial team cohesion amid community military ties.
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Davis Studios
Donald P. Wagner
Swith
National Guard
115Th U. S. Infantry
Harry Nagle
George
Rodock Jr
Wagner
Maryland National Guard
Frederick
Regular Army
Maryland
Willard M. Hone
Jefferson Homemakers Club Hosts Book Discussion Evening
Mrs Verna Long hosted eleven members of the Jefferson Homemakers Club with Mrs Luther Remsburg presiding. Elmer Guyton urged reading more books including the Bible for inspiration. A Christmas trimmings appreciation letter from Victor Cullen Hospital was read. Members were asked to collect.
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Hewes
Verna Long
Jefferson Homemakers Club
Thursdday
Luther Remsburg
Elmer Guyton
Victor Cullen Hospital
Home Furnishings Meeting Preview and Rug Braiding Class
Pictures of furniture for the next meeting on Home Furnishings. Rug braiding class planned for fall. Mrs. William Long resumed Safety in The Home urging care with medicine bottles. Maren meeting to be held at President Mrs. Luther Remsburg’s home.
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William Long
Luther Remsburg
Lufs Stuff on Salesmanship and the Signed Line
The piece asserts that true salesmanship blends skills that persuade a customer to commit, emphasizing that success hinges on more than mere talk and the act of signing a dated line. It frames salesmanship as a blend of abilities guiding the buyer toward agreement.
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