Hawaii Weather, Navy Dana Bond Letter Home
Dana Bond, in the Navy's communication division, wrote to his parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bond about Hawaii's ideal weather, noting only one hot spell before a storm in August. His mother replied that Nebraska experienced a cooler August and suggested Dana’s climate view may differ by location.
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Dana Bond
Fred Bond
Hawaii
Nebraska
Dana
Navy
The Power of Praise in Handling People
A Dale Carnegie excerpt emphasizes that happiness and appreciation boost performance. Quotes from William James Charles M Schwab Napoleon and others illustrate that praise and respect create willing, cooperative behavior in workers soldiers and prisoners.
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Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Napoleon
Legion of Honor
Henry Clay Risner
James Harbord
France
Card of Thanks for Hospital Care
Mrs Francis Donelson and Dale express gratitude to friends and relatives for gifts cards and calls during hospital stay at Osceola Hospital and thank the sisters and doctor for wonderful care.
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Osceola Hospital
Francis Donelson
Dale
Thank you for gifts and cards during my illness
Mrs. F. E. Goerlinger expresses gratitude for the gifts, cards, and letters received during illness. The note thanks all who sent support and mentions a complete line of ladies and mens jewelry at Fellers Jewelry.
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F. E. Goerlinger
Fellers Jewelry
Washington debates over control bill and taxes stall Truman
Speculation swirls in Washington on whether President Truman will veto the revised control and interim tax bills amid partisan fights in Congress. The Senate added restrictive amendments, while debates on draft timing and highway authorizations show deep divisions influencing Korea war efforts and propaganda battles at the UN.
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Congress
Truman
United Nations Security Council
Senate
House
Advent of Sleeping Car By George Pullman
In the early 1850s George Pullman began remodeling day coaches into sleeping cars at the Bloomington, Illinois, shops of the Chicago and Alton. On September 1, 1859 the first converted car made a trip between Bloomington and Chicago and the first Pullman porter urged uneasy passengers to remove their boots before lying down.
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George Pullman
Bloomington
Chicago and Alton
Chicago
Pullman
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