Mount Vernon Restoration Led by Women of Virginia Era
Mount Vernon, once dull and decayed, was saved by Miss Ann Pamela Cunningham and the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association. The group raised 200000 to purchase and restore George Washingtons home, earning tax exemption from Virginia and staffing the estate with a largely female organization during annual visits and ceremonies.
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Rockefeller Prophecy of Panic and Land Use Plan Urged
The piece cites John D. Rockefeller predicting a world wide industrial crisis caused by overproduction. It argues a shift back to agriculture and large scale internal improvements as relief, with Ex Premier Jules Meline confirming similar warnings. It urges road building and land reclamation to absorb unemployed and stabilize the economy.
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Tariff Debate Faces Two Fires In Congress
In Washington the tariff battle pits protectionists clinging to status quo against revisionists pushing change. Journal notes lawmakers fear six months of disruption, while reformers argue timely action is necessary and that a quick, sweeping adjustment could satisfy business interests.
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