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1. Harris & Ewing PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT PRESENTED WITH NEW ARKANSAS CENTENNIAL HALF-DOLLAR. WASHINGTON, D.C. JANUARY 29. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT WAS TODAY PRESENTED WITH THE OUTSTANDING SOUVENIR OF THE ARKANSAS CENTENNIAL, AN ESPECIALLY MINTED SILVER HALF-DOLLAR BEARING THE LIKENESS OF SENATOR JOSEPH T. ROBINSON. IN THE PHOTOGRAPH, L TO R: MRS. JOSEPH T. ROBINSON; HARVEY COUCH, DIRECTOR OF THE CENTENNIAL; AND SENATOR JOSEPH T. ROBINSON [1937] January 29

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2. Harris & Ewing PRESIDENT GETS 'BIRTHDAY BALL' MILLION DOLLAR CHECK. AT THE WHITE HOUSE LAST NIGHT PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT RECEIVED A MILLION-DOLLAR CHECK FROM THE COMMITTEE IN CHARGE OF HIS BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY LAST JANUARY. REAR ADMIRAL CARY T. GRAYSON, CHAIRMAN OF THE BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION IS SHOWN MAKING THE PRESENTATION TO THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE AFTER WHICH THE CHECK WAS IMMEDIATELY TURNED OVER TO THE WARM SPRINGS FOUNDATION FOR SUFFERERS OF INFANTILE PARALYSIS. ON THE LEFT IN THE PICTURE IS DR. BASIL O'CONNOR, OF THE FOUNDATION, AND ARTHUR CARPENTER, RESIDENT TREASURER [1934]

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3. Harris & Ewing PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT INSPECTS LOCATION FOR WASHINGTON'S NEW AIRPORT. GRAVELY POINT, VA. NOVEMBER 19. WORK ON THE 9,886,561 DOLLAR AIRPORT AT GRAVELY POINT STARTED TODAY WITH PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AS CHIEF WATCHER. GOING OVER THE PLANS OF THE AIRPORT ARE L TO R: COL. SUMTER SMITH, CHIEF OF THE AIR SAFETY BOARD; PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT; EBERT K. BURLEW, ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR; AND ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE NAVY CHARLES EDISON [1938] November 19

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4. Harris & Ewing PRESIDENT GETS 'BIRTHDAY BALL' MILLION DOLLAR CHECK. AT THE WHITE HOUSE LAST NIGHT PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT RECEIVED A MILLION-DOLLAR CHECK FROM THE COMMITTEE IN CHARGE OF HIS BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY LAST JANUARY. REAR ADMIRAL CARY T. GRAYSON, CHAIRMAN OF THE BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION IS SHOWN MAKING THE PRESENTATION TO THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE AFTER WHICH THE CHECK WAS IMMEDIATELY TURNED OVER TO THE WARM SPRINGS FOUNDATION FOR SUFFERERS OF INFANTILE PARALYSIS. ON THE LEFT IN THE PICTURE IS DR. BASIL O'CONNOR, OF THE FOUNDATION, AND ARTHUR CARPENTER, RESIDENT TREASURER

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5. Cook, Samuel Rud [dollar sign]am'[dollar sign] [dollar sign]onnet[dollar sign] [Rockport, Ind]: [Roosevelterian pub. co.]; [1907]

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6. Harris & Ewing PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT PRESENTED WITH NEW ARKANSAS CENTENNIAL HALF-DOLLAR. WASHINGTON, D.C. JANUARY 29. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT WAS TODAY PRESENTED WITH THE OUTSTANDING SOUVENIR OF THE ARKANSAS CENTENNIAL, AN ESPECIALLY MINTED SILVER HALF-DOLLAR BEARING THE LIKENESS OF SENATOR JOSEPH T. ROBINSON. IN THE PHOTOGRAPH, L TO R: MRS. JOSEPH T. ROBINSON; HARVEY COUCH, DIRECTOR OF THE CENTENNIAL; AND SENATOR JOSEPH T. ROBINSON

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7. Harris & Ewing DEMOCRATIC VICTORY DINNER. WASHINGTON, D.C. MARCH 4. WITH PRESIDENT AND MRS. ROOSEVELT AS HONORED GUESTS, THOUSANDS OF LOYAL DEMOCRATS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTRY SAT DOWN TO THE HUNDRED-DOLLAR-A-PLATE DINNER TONIGHT IN WASHINGTON TO CELEBRATE THE OVERWHELMING DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IN LAST NOVEMBER'S ELECTIONS. ACTUALLY ONLY FIVE DOLLARS WENT FOR FOOD, THE OTHER NINETY-FIVE DOLLARS WAS STORED AWAY IN THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY WAR CHEST. PRESIDENT AND MRS. ROOSEVELT ARE SHOWN WITH POSTMASTER GENERAL JAMES A. FARLEY, CHAIRMAN OF THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE [1937] March 4

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8. Harris & Ewing PRESIDENT ENJOYS DEMOCRATIC VICTORY FEAST. WASHINGTON, D.C., MARCH 4. IN FINE FORM AND FLASHING THE TYPICAL 'ROOSEVELT' SMILE, PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT HEADED THE THOUSAND OR MORE LOYAL DEMOCRATS ATTENDING THE HUNDRED-DOLLAR-A-PLATE VICTORY FEAST TONIGHT AT THE MAYFLOWER HOTEL IN WASHINGTON. FIVE DOLLARS WORTH OF FOOD AND NINETY-FIVE DOLLARS TO THE DEMOCRATIC WAR CHEST WAS THE ORDER OF THE EVENING. THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE IS SHOWN WITH JOSEPH P. TUMULTY, FORMER SECRETARY TO THE LATE PRESIDENT WILSON, WHO WAS TOASTMASTER FOR THE DINNER. NOTE THE PRESIDENT'S RESEMBLANCE TO ANOTHER FAMOUS ROOSEVELT, THE LATE AND FORMER PRESIDENT THEODORE ROOSEVELT [1937] March 4

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9. Harris & Ewing DOLLAR, CAPT. ROBERT. STEAMSHIP LINE OWNER 1915

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10. JOSEPH DOLLAR c1929 Feb. 25.

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11. Wright, Larry D., (Entrepreneur) MILLION DOLLAR LANE Knoxville, Tennessee: TENNESSEE VALLEY Publishing; 2009

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12. Harris & Ewing DOLLAR, CAPT. ROBERT. STEAMSHIP LINE OWNER 1915

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13. Cook, Samuel Rud [dollar sign]am'[dollar sign] [dollar sign]onnet[dollar sign]

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14. Harris & Ewing PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT INSPECTS LOCATION FOR WASHINGTON'S NEW AIRPORT. GRAVELY POINT, VA. NOVEMBER 19. WORK ON THE 9,886,561 DOLLAR AIRPORT AT GRAVELY POINT STARTED TODAY WITH PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AS CHIEF WATCHER. GOING OVER THE PLANS OF THE AIRPORT ARE L TO R: COL. SUMTER SMITH, CHIEF OF THE AIR SAFETY BOARD; PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT; EBERT K. BURLEW, ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR; AND ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE NAVY CHARLES EDISON

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15. Hine, Lewis Wickes, 1874-1940 Whitnel (N.C.) Cotton Mills. Everyone in this family except the mother, works in the mill. Father earns $1.00 a day. Smallest girl, Annie Philips, been there only a few months, earns nearly a dollar a day. Next in size, Clara Phillips, 13 years old, Been there 3 or 4 years, earns over a dollar a day. Next, Daisy Philips. Next, Mary Philips. A dollar a day each. Oldest is married and husband is in the mill. The superintendent said it is unusual for the father to work when children get large enough to work. He usually loafs. That's why the mills are so full of children 1908 December

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16. United States. Office of War Information. President's trip abroad meeting with Churchill. Even in the midst of the important Roosevelt-Churchill conference at Casablanca, the mythical "Short Snorter" club had its moment. Those who fly the ocean are eligible to become "Short Snorters." As evidence of membership they carry a dollar bill signed by one or more other "Short Snorters." Here Lieutenant Colonel Elliott Roosevelt, Army Air Corps Reserve, the President's son, just asked Major General George S. Patton Jr. (right), Commander of the U.S. forces in French Morocco, if he is a "Short Snorter." Patton having answered in the affirmative, is groping in his wallet to produce his signed dollar bill. The custom is that if he fails to produce it after saying he is a "Short Snorter" he must give all those present a one dollar bill 1943 Jan

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17. Harris & Ewing PRESIDENT ENJOYS DEMOCRATIC VICTORY FEAST. WASHINGTON, D.C., MARCH 4. IN FINE FORM AND FLASHING THE TYPICAL 'ROOSEVELT' SMILE, PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT HEADED THE THOUSAND OR MORE LOYAL DEMOCRATS ATTENDING THE HUNDRED-DOLLAR-A-PLATE VICTORY FEAST TONIGHT AT THE MAYFLOWER HOTEL IN WASHINGTON. FIVE DOLLARS WORTH OF FOOD AND NINETY-FIVE DOLLARS TO THE DEMOCRATIC WAR CHEST WAS THE ORDER OF THE EVENING. THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE IS SHOWN WITH JOSEPH P. TUMULTY, FORMER SECRETARY TO THE LATE PRESIDENT WILSON, WHO WAS TOASTMASTER FOR THE DINNER. NOTE THE PRESIDENT'S RESEMBLANCE TO ANOTHER FAMOUS ROOSEVELT, THE LATE AND FORMER PRESIDENT THEODORE ROOSEVELT

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18. Harris & Ewing DEMOCRATIC VICTORY DINNER. WASHINGTON, D.C. MARCH 4. WITH PRESIDENT AND MRS. ROOSEVELT AS HONORED GUESTS, THOUSANDS OF LOYAL DEMOCRATS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTRY SAT DOWN TO THE HUNDRED-DOLLAR-A-PLATE DINNER TONIGHT IN WASHINGTON TO CELEBRATE THE OVERWHELMING DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IN LAST NOVEMBER'S ELECTIONS. ACTUALLY ONLY FIVE DOLLARS WENT FOR FOOD, THE OTHER NINETY-FIVE DOLLARS WAS STORED AWAY IN THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY WAR CHEST. PRESIDENT AND MRS. ROOSEVELT ARE SHOWN WITH POSTMASTER GENERAL JAMES A. FARLEY, CHAIRMAN OF THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE

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19. Wright, Larry D., (Entrepreneur) MILLION DOLLAR LANE

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20. Thousand dollar book co., Chicago. Chicago's thousand dollar book Chicago: Thousand dollar book co; [c1914]

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