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October 28, 1932
On October 28, 1932, the engagement of Miss Stockwell to J.P. Stewart captured public attention. Miss Stockwell, the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. F.E. Stockwell of Philadelphia, is set to wed a Cornell graduate, making headlines as her lineage includes a connection to the late Dr. Henry Mitchell MacCracken, a notable figure in academia. Meanwhile, Capt. V.C. Devotie, serving at Fort Hamilton, was awarded a Colombian medal, recognizing his previous role as an attache in Bogotá. The political climate of the United States during this period was marked by significant challenges; the Great Depression was ongoing, influencing various sectors, including agriculture, which was a key focus for many leaders. Additionally, the Farm Union was actively endorsing President Franklin D. Roosevelt, as agricultural policy became increasingly critical to recovery efforts in the nation.
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Miss Stockwell, the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. F. E. Stockwell of Philadelphia, is engaged to marry J. P. Stewart. Her fiancé is a graduate of Cornell University. Notably, she is the granddaughter of the late Dr. Henry Mitchell MacCracken.
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On October 28, 1932, Captain V.C. Devotie of Fort Hamilton was awarded the Colombian Medal of the Order of Boyaca. This honor recognized his distinguished service as an attache in Bogota. The Order of Boyaca is one of Colombia's highest awards, commemorating contributions to the nation.
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Farm Union Head for Roosevelt.
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