Lincoln Papers to Be Opened by Library July 24
On July 24, the Library of Congress will release Abraham Lincoln papers once held by his family. Robert Todd Lincoln deposited them in 1919 with a private seal, and they were to be opened to the public only in 1947. A prior note mentions private conversations of living figures being published, raising concerns about privacy and morality.
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Margus Childs
Washington
Library of Congress
Abraham Lincoln
Robert Todd Lincoln
Robert Todd Lins
Elliott
Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Collier’s
Farley
Eli Jior Roosevelt
Mrs. Roosevelt
Roosevelt Myth Making After Roosevelt's Death
A discussion of how surviving writers and publishers shape the Roosevelt legacy through memoirs and books. It notes Walter Trohan and Ed Reville links, mentions Frances Perkins and other figures, and observes Hyde Park visitor numbers as myth-making intensifies beyond 1933. The piece weighs the journalism style against the Chicago Tribune tone and the danger of sensationalism.
Workers Fare Poorly In Most Nations
New York reports a worldwide survey finding average workers in ten nations barely meet basic comforts. The United States, Canada, South Africa, and Sweden rank best. France, Britain, Germany, the Netherlands, Argentina, Mexico, China and Australia trail. The American worker enjoys more homes, bonds, and appliances than others, while European and Asian workers face tighter budgets and subsistence living.
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New York
Tdscountey
United States
Canada
South Africa
Sweden
France
Gevat’ Hrttain
Germany
Aly
Netherlands
Ar- Kenting
Mexico
China
Austrpada
Rhiake
Udai
Snjosa
Thewia Fa
UCS
Brown Hee Bat Vegelabiea Worker's Tale
A garbled account describes a worker who toils at a factory or cottage operation. The text mentions a life of labor, a walk, and references to reworked or refabricated structures and items.
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Brown Hee
Rman
Teeay
Ldi U
Netter
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