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Our Plain Duty: FDR and America’s Social Security Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum, Hyde Park, N.Y Social Security recently turned 75, and while doomsayers predict its demise, at the FDR Presidential Library it’s getting a party. A compact yet remarkable exhibit reveals a cornucopia of memorabilia and artifacts, like the original 39-page act …
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Daily Quiz for February 14, 2018Lynn Riggs wrote a play in 1930 that was adapted into this musical.
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