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Life magazine declared Sedalia, MO, the city second-hardest hit by the Great Depression in the entire United States. At the same time, community members such as Harry Waldman declared themselves “rich” with assets far more valuable than money. In 1930s attire, Dr. Becky Imhauser portrays Waldman’s wife. She describes how Waldman raised money for charity […]
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