Miracle Man and the New Deal Vision in Congress
Randolph recalls FDR’s first 100 days and the urgent push to act despite doubt. He notes the White House Capitol teamwork, the coal strike split, and stayable programs like Social Security. He credits Roosevelt as a miracle man with commitment, substance, and vision guiding early New Deal acts.
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Island school on Kelleys preserves a lone senior and fading one room era
The Kelleys Island school system serves 10 students with 17 year old Chris Seeholzer as the lone senior and last in a family taught by his mother Patricia Seeholzer who has taught since 1956. Principal Kurt Baker, a graduate and full time teacher, leads the tiny campus while grades six to eleven are silent with no current pupils. Students pursue winter sports and off island trips for Connie Matso who attends EHOVE Vocational School in Milan. Loneliness and self guided study mark island education as the community keeps school open despite its age and fading traditions.
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Connie Matso
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Connie
Sharon Bianchi
Chris
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Virginia Miller
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Simple chilly rite marks FDR centennial at Hyde Park
More than 1,000 people gathered in Franklin D Roosevelt’s rose garden to honor the 32nd president on the 100th anniversary of his birth. Roosevelt’s son and dignitaries laid wreaths as an honor guard and chorus from West Point provided taps and a three volley salute, marking the graves of FDR and Eleanor with solemn ceremony.
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Roosevelt era charisma recalled by Engelhart in 1936
Engelhart recalls meeting Franklin D Roosevelt and Eleanor during a national nutrition drive amid the Great Depression. He says Roosevelt was charismatic, thoughtful, and attentive to opinions, yet he later claims Roosevelt turned on Al Smith in the 1936 convention, dampening his respect for the president.
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GOP plans to frame the 1982 campaign debate
Republicans aim to frame the 1982 election narrative by portraying Democrats as uncaring and unable to handle problems. Rich Bond, deputy GOP chairman, says the party will use its record and budget to contrast with Democrats, who he says control the House committee system and offer no ideas. Bond notes the GOP budget is 34.8 million, versus the Democratic 8.5 million.
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