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Peter Robinson, Editor
Charles Lindsey, Managing Editor
Jennifer Navarrette, Designer
Keite Davis, Circulation

On the cover:

It’s Thanksgiving Day 1918, two weeks after an armistice in the "war to end all wars"—and the National Council of Women is conducting a national "Sing for Victory." At 4 p.m. Eastern time, choruses in every state sing "The Star-Spangled Banner." This image from the Hoover Archives, an angel of victory atop a globe, is a detail from a poster that invited New Yorkers to sing for victory in Madison Square Garden.

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