Civil War Leaders Captured In Rare Confederate Photo Album
A Maryland woman owns an album of cartes de visite with early Confederate officers and notable leaders by Brady and Anthony. Willard Library Board President Joseph Dush advocates its historical significance and plans research at the National Archives and Library of Congress.
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Wakeman
Mathew Brady
Edward Anthony
Abraham Lincoln
William Olsen
Maryland
Europe
United States
Stonewall’ Jackson
Dush
William Daniels
Willard Library Board
Bill Daniels
Cash
Daniels
Brady
Anthony
Samuel F.B. Morse
Lincoln
Cush
Augustus Toombs
Franklin ‘Old Buck” Buchanan
Oliver Perry
Naval School
Annapolis
Jefferson Davis
Varina Howell Davis
Abram Joseph Ryan
Robert E. Lee
Dixie
Judah Benjamin
America
Queen’s Council
Gideon Pillow
Dash
Olsen
National Archives
Library of Congress
Washington, D.C
Carter names Miller to replace Burns as Fed chair
President Carter selects G William Miller, Textron chief executive, to succeed Arthur Burns as Federal Reserve Board chairman. Miller, 52, is viewed as a pragmatic, balanced businessman. critics and allies alike welcome the change though its policy impact remains to be seen. Burns faced liberal pressure for looser money while business interests valued his inflation fight.
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UPI
Carter
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
G. William Miller
Burns
Miller
Textron Inc
Federal Reserve Post
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Federal Reserve System
Christmas In Bathtub Traps 84-Year-Old Woman In Bathtub
Bertha Johnson 84 who has Parkinsons and arthritis spent Christmas Eve and Day in a deep old tub after failing to rise. She warmed with towels and water, refused a bathtub lift offer from a Wisconsin firm, saying she would not risk getting back in.
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W.va
UPI
Bertha Johnson
Wisconsin
Mrs. Johnson
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