Stamps Honor European King and Northwest Territory History
Denmark issues four stamps marking King Christian X jubilee with images of royal riding and Copenhagen scenes. Separate stamp set commemorates the Northwest Ordinance of 1787 and the birth centenary of Romanian writer Ioan Creanga, with first-day sales in New York.
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Europe
Christian XX
Denmark
Copenhagen
Marsehsbors
Chrishan V
Northwest
Congress
Northwest Territory
Mississippi
Ohio
Great Lakes
Indiana
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Uus
General Assembly
New York City
Rumania
Ioan Creanga
Creanga
National writer celebrated for Moldavian peasant tales
The writer is hailed as national for works like Recollections of Childhood. Stamps feature two designs, a 3 lei deep rose and 6 lei chocolate with Creangă, and a 2 lei deep green and 4 lei purple with Humulesti, his home.
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Creanga
Humulesti
Behind The Scenes In Washington Power Play Rumor
June 25 report from Washington notes a pow wow between the President and Democratic lawmakers likely to disrupt the Corcoran Cohen myth. The piece counters claims that Corcoran and Cohen control New Deal legislation, stressing Roosevelt’s independence and the integrity of Attorney General Robert H. Jackson who aligns with responsible policy.
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Jefferson Island
Washington
Carroran- Cohen
Congress
Corcoran-Cohen
Roosevelt
Dutis Corona
Wence Cohen
Tom
Hen
Corcoran
Cohen
Capital Hill
Tia
John Winant
Jackson
Hugo Black
Tate Bill Connery
Frances Perkins
Sidney Hillman
Corcoran and Cohen
Mr. Cohen
TAB Nea
Corcoran and Cohen The White House’s Power Duo
The article lauds Corcoran and Cohen as key New Deal figures, describing Corcoran as a versatile liaison and Cohen as a master drafter. It notes their long hours and status as Roosevelt’s effective hands, while labeling them the administration s whipping boys amid critic attacks and Jefferson Island intrigue.
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Corcoran-Cohen
Jackson
Cohen
Corcoran
White House
Congress
Ronservelt
New Deal
Roosevelt
Jin
Etiquette on sharing restaurant bills for ladies and gentlemen
The article notes social shifts as women enter business life, advising on seating on public transport, hats in elevators, and etiquette in paying for meals. It contrasts generous behavior with Dutch treating and cautions against women who grab the bill. The piece reflects era norms on gender roles and courtesy.
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Joan Durham
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