White House Again Sees Kids At Play
Washington reports the Roosevelt family will bring lively children to the White House for four years. Anna Roosevelt Dall has two children and two grandkids. James Roosevelt’s Sara Delano Roosevelt and Elliott Roosevelt’s William Donner Roosevelt are part of the brood. Anna Eleanor Roosevelt and Curtis Roosevelt Dall, nicknamed Sissie and Buzzie, are young visitors at Hyde Park and New York. Franklin Jr. and John Roosevelt plan Groton school attendance.
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White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dall
Anna Eleanor
Sistle
Curtis Roosevelt Dall
Roosevelts
Sara Delano Roosevelt
the Daugh
Ter
James
Betsy
William Donner Roosevelt
John
Franklin, Jr
Groton School
Massachusetts
Hke
White House Children Through the Years Mentioned
The piece recalls White House children across presidencies from Theodore Roosevelt to Herbert Hoover. It notes Tad Roosevelt’s army antics, Mary Donelson as Jackson’s sunshine, Esther Cleveland born there, Susanna Adams, and Charlie Taft, highlighting how each generation influenced the executive residence’s life and tone during times of change.
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White House
Hoover
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Roosevelts
Theodore Roosevelt
Alice
Theodore
Kermit
Archie
Quentin
Thomas Lincoln
Tad
Mary Donelson
Andrew Jackson
Staying Put and the Church's Shifting Stance
The minister suggested Stanley join the church, but he rejected the idea noting the church changes its view too often. He prefers a fixed stance yet acknowledges progress is vital for religion as science and business evolve. He observes demolishing Lake street buildings and anticipates new structures rising at the site.
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Stanley
Lake Street
Reclaiming Rooms With Thrifty Furnishings And Style
The article offers practical tips for reusing and rearranging furniture to transform rooms. It suggests using a wooden box as a dressing table, adding shelves to create bookcases, and upholstering with chintz or fabric. Emphasis is on economical yet harmonious changes that adapt rooms to new uses.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU
Rubber Mace Replaces Police Batons in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis police switch from traditional billy clubs to rubber maces to cut costs and avoid marring faces. Chief Michael F. Morrissey says the flat rubber piece has a grip through a slot and can deliver a strong slap. for stronger force the edge can be used like the old club, at a fraction of the cost.
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Canadian National Railways
Indianapolis
Michael F. Morrissey
Morrissey
Variety of Ways to Cook Mushroom
Reader asks for mushroom recipes and an expert describes market joy, freshness tests, and methods. Guidance covers washing mushrooms, sauteing in butter, making a thick creamed sauce, broiling with oil, and stuffing large caps, plus mushroom soup and raw salads with French dressing.
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Paris
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Child Life Magazine
Western Newspaper Union
By Charles Sughroe
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Virginia
Ray
WNU Bervkce
Young Corbett
Fresno
Calif
Jackie Fields
San Francisco
Jack Kennedy
Corbett
Sian
Bayer
America
Lincoln, NO
Aras
Doan
Doans
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