Death of Speaker Burns Shocks Washington in 1938 Cong
Longtime House Speaker Burns dies after a cerebral hemorrhage in his Washington apartment at the Mayflower Hotel. Leaders praise him as a strategist who led the Democratic majority and chaired the Democratic congressional campaign committee. The Senate and White House mourn, and the House elects Bankhead as acting speaker.
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Demonetization talk and war warnings in brisk wartime column
A dense US wartime column surveys bond sales and tax policy, noting six hundred million in 2 percent bonds and one hundred million in 1 percent notes oversubscribed. It reflects on democracy, Civil War veterans, Memorial Day, and warnings against new wars, while mentioning Supreme Court rulings on minimum wage and calls for industrial renewal.
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Pleasant Grove Review Gay Cotton Dresses For Maiden
Gay cotton prints for older and younger girls feature a simple easy to sew dress with French bodice effect and flared skirt. Pattern No. 1882 8 by Barbara Gell offers sizes 2 4 6 8 10 with yardage guidance and 15 cent pattern order from The Sewing Delo Pattern Dept San Francisco California.
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Holiest Site Adam’s Peak Claimed by Four Religions
Pilgrims from Buddhism Hinduism Islam Christianity and Islam converge on Adam’s Peak in Ceylon also known as Sri Pada. The summit bears a stone footprint revered as the mark of Buddha Siva Mohammed and St Thomas the Doubter among other legends. The rock draws worshippers from across the region.
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