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Rock Valley Bee in Rock Valley, Iowa

31 May 1935

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Rock Valley Bee

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Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1935

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3

Roosevelt vetoed Patman bonus bill as Senate overrides

President Roosevelt publicly vetoed the Patman bonus measure in a joint session, urging that blending veterans benefits with relief work confuses the nation’s aims. Despite his veto, Congress quickly overrode it 322 to 95, sending the bill back for further action as administration plans new measures unfold.

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Last Review of Northern Armies Remains a Lost Era

A historical sketch recalls the grand review of the armies in Washington in 1865, led by Grant, with Lincoln's assassination looming. It notes the first public honors for living soldiers and missing comrades, the emotional spectacle, and the vast mobilization of veterans from the Army of the Potomac, Army of the James, and Army of the Tennessee.

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Monument to the Vanquished

The United States government erected a monument honoring 3,884 Confederate soldiers and sailors who died as prisoners of war at Point Lookout Maryland. Unidentified prisoners are buried there and others were sent home after the Civil War. The site lies about four miles from Point Lookout beneath evergreen trees with a view of the Potomac River.

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