Roosevelt Family Turns to Farming on Hyde Park Estate
An interview reveals Eleanor Roosevelt and her son Elliott planning a back-to-land move from New York City. The Roosevelt estate near Hyde Park, now reoriented to diversified farming, aims to preserve the property while pursuing modern experimental agriculture and tree crops.
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Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Eleanor Roosevelt
Egstt
Ecovese Smd Sk
Smith
Tim
Ceres
Br. Semuel Bard
Sigsides
Tragedy in the Forests and Public Reactions
Fragmented OCR notes describe a tragedy in the forests during a time of conflict. References mention Ge Rosserels, Betis access, and a congress meeting with unclear outcomes. The text notes seasonal events, measurements, and possible public reaction to the disaster, with scattered names and places.
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Betis
IBM
Esse
Eterioe Gemeccmed
Seces Inter
S&s
gresiiSe
Emi
Joint Defense Pact Aims at Hemisphere Tensions and Treaty
Fragmentary text describes a joint defense pact to deter aggression in the Americas, outlining emergency military responses to attack, consultations among nations, and the goal of hemispheric security. It mentions a historic timing and references a treaty framework framed around North and South America and their waters.
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America
Hemisphere
Americas
Seciside
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Stith
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de Mir
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Shevre
Toves &S G
Homer
Pele
Chicago
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Az Verger
Tweines
Ford
Stereve
Everare
Ford Motor
Attien
eSsom
Jacserus
Henri-Chapelle
Belgium
William Gahl
Huntington
Ind
Indiana
Gahli
Beverly Jocher
Santa Monica
Calif
Virginia Walton Brooks
Memphis
Tenn
Attean
Witte
Kenya
East Africa
Berry Boswell Brooks
Shi Zezr
Ulus
Victire
Somerset Gasimed
Etstover Teers
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