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"American Songs for American Soldiers," by Milton Plumb, March 1941

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"American Songs for American Soldiers," by Milton Plumb, March 1941

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Milton Plumb's article on the Library of Congress' Archive of American Folk Song.

Publication information: Democratic Digest, March 1941, Volume 18

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01/01/1940
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Plumb, Milton
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Press Release No. 182, "Annual Report of the Librarian of Congress," Library of Congress, April 2, 1942

"The Library of Congress Goes to War," by Luther Harris Evans, April 29, 1942

WOMAN'S COMMITTEE. COUNCIL OF NATIONAL DEFENSE. DR. ANNA HOWARD SHAW; IDA M. TARBELL; MRS. STANLEY McCORNICH; MAUD WETMORE; ANTIONETTE FUNK; MRS. JOSIAH COWLES; MRS. JOSEPH LAMAR

Council of National Defense: Insignia for Volunteer Medical Service Corps

Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., former Secretary of the Navy and General William Mitchell, Assistant Chief of the Army Air Service appeared before the House Military Affairs committee, today, Feb. 17th. Roosevelt told the committee that aircraft was a supplementsupplementary arm of the National Defense and should be kept that way, while General Mitchell continued his fight for the unification of the air services. In the group, left to right: Rep. William C. Wright, George; Rep. John J. McSwain, South Carolina; General Mitchell, Rep. J.C. McKenzie, Illinois, Chairman of the committee; Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.

Press Release No. 63, Library of Congress, April 27, 1942

Uncle Sam spending $3,000,000 to make one map. Washington D.C. July 28. A huge photographic map which when completed will have cost $3,000,000, is being put together by the Agriculture Adjustment Administration, Department of Agriculture, in Washington. Approximately one-thrid of the entire land surface of the United States is being photographed from the air from a distance of three to five miles up. The idea behind this gigantic job is to determine compliance in the Agricultural Conservation Program, plan soil conservation or Public Works projects, lay out roads, forests and public parks, drainage ditches, dams and lakes and also to seek to improve National Defense. (1) C.E. Kowalczyk, AAA worker, is shown making a stereoscopic examination of the finished photographic prints to determine the relief or elevation of land surface. 7/28/37

Emmons K. Ellsworth, acting director of the Council of National Defense with flag "To American Women from Armenian Women"

Our national coast defenses, Political Cartoon

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Press Release No. 182, "Annual Report of the Librarian of Congress," Library of Congress, April 2, 1942

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