Welcome! The stories on this website, that you are about to read, are true. While they are about an adventurous little girl growing up during the Great Depression, they are not depressing. They will make you laugh and perhaps cause a nostalgic little tear now and then. Originally written for grandchildren and other small relatives, they do not deal with the market crash or people jumping out of windows. Rather, they provide insights into what we ate, how we dressed, what we had for treats ...

Skip to content Social Security OnlineHistory www.socialsecurity.gov Home | Questions? | Contact Us Search History Home This is an archival or historical document and may not reflect current policies or procedures Social Security History Father Charles E. Coughlin Father Coughlin. Library of Congress photo LC-USZ62-38494 Father Coughlin first took to the airwaves in 1926, broadcasting weekly sermons over the radio. By the early 1930s the content of his br ...

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Report of the Special Committee on Investigation of the Munitions Industry (The Nye Report), U.S. Congress, Senate, 74th Congress, 2nd sess., February 24, 1936, pp. 3-13. FINDINGS I. NATURE OF THE MUNITIONS COMPANIES The committee finds, under the head of "the nature of the industrial and commercial organizations engaged in the manufacture of or traffic in arms, ammunitions, or other implements of war" that almost none of the munitions companies in this country confine themselves exclus ...