Inquiring Photographer: “What one thing bothers your conscience more than anything else?”April 20, 1950
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Inquiring Photographer: “What one thing bothers your conscience more than anything else?”April 20, 1950
by CryptographerKey2847
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Tomorrow’s Question:”If the strong civil rights bill passes the Senate, will it mean an end to racial violence and demonstration?” From 1964.
Didn’t expect to see somebody I’ve heard many times here!
George McCoy passed away at 73 in 1976. Considering he got an obituary story published in the NY Times, I think he did okay, mom.
[https://www.nytimes.com/1976/12/23/archives/george-bmcoy-dies-30s-radio-host-was-73-called-himself-the-real.html](https://www.nytimes.com/1976/12/23/archives/george-bmcoy-dies-30s-radio-host-was-73-called-himself-the-real.html)
Oh my gosh [Eddie Duchin](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eddy_Duchin)! That’s a hauntingly beautiful quote; I wonder if he knew he was sick already 😢
No offense to Annette, but you’d think she’d have seen that one coming
Mrs. Mae Alberts is such a savage. Scarpelli would fit right in today’s society.
Well, re Mrs Mae Alberts…regretting having one child.
Having many kids does reduce problems like loneliness and helps with socialization, but it also comes with issues of its own too.