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Wooden Avengers, Target Kites, and Draftees: How America’s First New Deal Community Took the Fight to the Axis
Situated in the quiet hills of West Virginia, the small town of Arthurdale has a big story to tell. When one thinks of naval ...
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No, the New Deal Wasn’t Racist
Cortez, one of the most recognizable figures in contemporary progressive politics, sat down for an interview with then ...
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America’s First True Dictator
Consolidating power and placing friends in key roles are textbook autocratic maneuvers, but they also are not new in the United States ... thing Americans can’t imagine they would ever have to deal ...
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Fritz Wetherbee: The Libraries of Gilmanton
NEXT YEAR, WHEN REBUILDING BEGAN, THE VERY FIRST PUBLIC BUILDING ERECTED WAS THE LIBRARY ... AND THAT LIBRARY WAS A PROJECT OF FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT’S NEW DEAL, 1933. THEY BUILT A NEW LIBRARY IN ...
Jay Randolph, at 90th birthday, endures setbacks but counts his many blessings: Media Views
KSD-TV sports director Jay Randolph, right, is congratulated in October 1974 by his father, U.S. Senator Jennings Randolph, ...
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From Lifeline to Land Grab
The Great Depression seems like eons ago, but it really wasn’t all that long ago. Some of our parents and grandparents lived ...
New album of unpublished songs continues Florence Price ‘boom’
That includes "Beyond the Years: Unpublished Songs of Florence Price," recently released on Azica Records. Soprano Karen ...
FirstEnergy Agrees To $100 Million Bribery Case Settlement With SEC
Ohio-based FirstEnergy said it will pay $100 million to resolve SEC charges over a scheme in which it was accused of paying ...
Ocmulgee Indigenous Celebration brings native culture, hope for national park to Macon
It was the opening performance of the 32nd annual Ocmulgee Indigenous Celebration, which brings together Macon residents and ...