Roosevelt Library Exhibit Opens at Archives Building Rotunda
James Thrash er reports that a Hyde Park Roosevelt collection is shown at the Archives Building in a six week stand. The exhibit includes a March 7 1929 letter from Herbert Hoover thanking Roosevelt for his congratulations as Hoover moved into the White House. It reveals Roosevelt’s broader personal side and interest from autograph hunters and public life.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
National Archives
Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
New York
Hoover
White House
Mr. Roosevelt
Patrolmen's Benevolent
Roosevelt Exhibit Reflects Collector’s Taste At White House
A museum display at the White House showcases items related to Franklin D. Roosevelt. Highlights include ship models, stamps, a silver dagger, a tiara from the Sultan of Morocco, and a scribbled salutation he wrote himself. Also featured are personal photos, a V mail note about Fala, and Churchill portraits with commentary on the art.
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New York City Police Department
International Alliance of Bill
Morocco
Roosevelt
Churchill
Hyde Park
Therime
Marrakech
Casablanca
Banvas
Mr. Roosevelt
Westminster Junior Fellowship forms at Stillwater manse
The Presbyterian Sunday School group at the Stillwater manse organized as Westminster Junior Fellowship with officers Nancy Doughty as president Philip Case as vice president Joan Travis as secretary Richard Sherman as treasurer and Sally Rodriguez as advisor They plan Sunday meetings at 6 pm and monthly social events The first meeting was held last Sunday with Sally Rodriguez in attendance A future social at the church will be hosted by Joan Travis Dorothy Stevens and Edward Sherman to lead games Also notes: luncheon at Red Cross rooms and attendance by Mrs Isabel Wilbur and Mrs Margaret Talmadge in New York for Grand Chapter sessions Talman to be district deputy grand matron. obituary for James Baldwin. Stillwater High football loss to Salem 52-60. junior class dance details.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
Lyman Talman
Westminster Junior Fellowship
Nancy Doughty
Philip Case
Joan Travis
Richard Sherman
Sally Rodriguez
Talman
Dorothy Stevens
Edward Sherman
Upion
O. E
Margaret Tdlmadge
New York
Talmadge
Saratoga
James Baldwin
St. Peter's Church
Lawrence P. Kelly
Stillwater
Matthew Joyce
Lioyd Britt
Lap Mohan
Chauncey Murphy
James Carll
Albert Preimo
Salem
Salem High School
Stilwater High School
Greenwich High School
William Fordham
Maritime Service
Stllwater
Thomas Ryan
Stillwater Wevs
Harold Talmadge
Methodist Church
Rey
Elliott
Ygiss Irene Brownell
Presbyterian Church
Marjorie Gatlor
Mr. Elliott
Anson W. Lawerace
Schoonmaker Memorial Presbyterian
Judith French
Mechanicville
Circle 2
Learn to Lift Heavy Objects Correctly
A U S Department of Labor safety notice warns women taking over household tasks about lifting and handling risks. It advises lifting with legs, keeping back straight, avoiding overreaching, wearing gloves with sharp or rough materials, removing projecting edges and cleanups, stacking items to prevent falls, and storing waste materials in closed metal containers to prevent fires. It emphasizes quick doctor access during wartime and promotes careful housekeeping.
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U. S Department of Labor
Former Troy Man Killed at St Cloud Minn
Harold J. Murphy a 45 year old switching foreman for the Great Northern Railroad since 1926 was killed Saturday night in a fall at the depot in St Cloud Minnesota. He is survived by his wife and four children Mary Ellen Norah Jane Matthew George and Phyllis plus four sisters and a brother of Troy. The family long resided in St Michaels parish and Murphy was a LaSalle Institute graduate who served in a Cavalry unit in World War I.
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Mary Jane Murphy
Stow Avenue
Harold J. Murphy
St Cloud
Minn
Murphy
Daniel W Carhart
Great Northern Railroad
St. Cloud
Troy
Matthew G Murphy
St. Michael's Parish
LaSalle Institute
Washington
Texas
Mary Ellen
Norah Jane
Matthew George
Phyllis Murphy
Carhart
Phyllis
Catherine
Norabel Murphy
Matthew Murphy
Many Soldiers Oppose Wives Joining Army Units
Letters to a columnist reveal soldiers prefer their wives remain at home rather than joining WACs WAVES or SPARS. Husbands write that they want wives to stay in traditional roles and not gallivant across the country in uniform.
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Uncle Sam
WAC
WAVES
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