FDR Auto to be housed in New York museum
A 1932 Packard phaeton, once favored by Franklin D Roosevelt, will gain a permanent home in the State Education Department Museum in Albany after thousands of offers to buy it were rejected by the Roosevelt Memorial Library at Hyde Park. Rockefeller arranged its transfer to New York.
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Educatior Diparty Museum
Albany
Rey Volved
Myde Park
Rockefeller
New York
John Melfie Elected Head of Realtors
John Melfie elected head of the Hensselser County Board of Realtors at an inaugural dinner dance. Richard J. Morris, president of the New York State Assn. of Real Estate Boards, warned population growth will push housing demand higher and push the market to new peaks in about eight and a half years.
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John J. Mattie
Hensselser County
New Year State Real Estate Board
Albert 8. Gillett, Jr
Janus II
Dokason
Charles J. Wiel
Willian H. Smith
Walter G.I Nove
John Milinexe
Mr Morris
Valion
Morris
Inaugural Event Described With Music and Speeches
An unclear report details an inaugural gathering with remarks about optimism and progress. It notes choir singing, a dance, and local figures including Rev. Hrant, Cy on piano, and Jams leading a Cath l'Tee Lanove orchestra. Attendees include George Borthwick, W Heer, and Paul J. Lynch, with Clyde as toastmaster.
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Hifth
Presbey
Eid
Jams
Cath l'Tee Lanove
Hie
Jalie Central
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