Sweet Defends Assembly Action Against Socialists at Banquet
Thaddeus C. Sweet, speaker of the New York assembly, delivered a long defense of the suspension and trial of five Socialist members. He condemned the Socialists, criticized Charles E. Hughes as hasty, and labeled the Socialists as undesirables. He argued there is no room for traitors and asserted the Albany proceedings were misrepresented.
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Thaddeus C. Sweet
New York Assembly
New York City
Sweet
Charles E. Hughes
Socialist Party
Communist Party
Albany
Speaker Sweet
Socialistic Party
Surgeons General Lead Public Health Service Reorganization
Surgeon General Hugh S. Cumming becomes head of the Public Health Service within the Treasury Department with Maj. Gen. M. Wo Trehanel filling the War Department post. The act of August 14, 1972 unites the public health and pipeline hospital service, expanding powers and functions. The Washington bureau includes seven divisions handling scientific research, disease studies, hygiene, sanitation, administration, water quality, and coastal waters. Marine hospitals care for seamen at 22 facilities and 123 relief stations. Interstate quarantine enforces contagion prevention and sanitary measures across states.
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Hugh S. Curming
Rupert Bine
Bureau of Public Health Service
War Department
M. Wo Trehanel
Public Health and
Pitline Hospital Service
Public Health Service
Bureau of the Service At
Washington
Marine
Payne Named Interior Secretary Succeeds Lane
John Barton Payne of Chicago to be President Wilsons new secretary of the interior succeeding Franklin K. Lane. He has chaired the shipping board since last August and previously served as railroad administration general counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barton Payne
Chicago
Wilson
Franklin K. Lane
Payne
Shipping Board
Railroad Administration
Senate
Shipping Board and Emergency Fleet Corporation
Virginia
Superior Court
Board of South Park Commissioners
Howze Calls Mexico Situation Hopeless and Intolerable
General Robert Lee Howze, commander of the El Paso district, testifies to a Senate subcommittee that conditions in Mexico have worsened for ten years and that if left to Mexican control the country faces hopeless prospects. He cites continual affronts to the United States and growing estrangement between the two nations.
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Mexico
Robert Lee Howze
el Paso
Senate
United States
Assorted briefs and curiosities headline notes
Wolfskin parchment for banjos praised. Women gain suffrage in 21 nations. Underdone beef linked to the king of Spain. Roasted spiders listed as a New Caledonian delicacy. British import duties on pottery yield over 15 million dollars annually. A London pencil maker spends sixty three years on a single machine.
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London
Will Within Is Spirit Manifestation Says Scientist
Dr Hideo Kimura, a noted Japanese scientist, disputes Sir Oliver Lodge by arguing that the will within creates spirit manifestations arising from the subconscious mind. He calls death a form of subconsciousness and says immortality of the soul may be willed from within, offering to use subconsciousness to win a $5,000 prize offered by Dr Rinn by producing a spirit.
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Hideo Kimura
Sir Oliver Lodge
Doctor Kimura
Rinn
Silver Tongue of Greece Demosthenes An Origin Tale
A timid speaker at a local debating club stumbles through his first public address calling the chair. The crowd teases him and nicknames him Orator ium, but he refines his skills and becomes one of the nation’s finest speakers.
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Demosthenes
Greece
Camouflage Tactic Sparks Suspect Drink Hint
In a curious exchange a character claims cloves were eaten to fool others into thinking Yd had a drink. The dialogue hints at deception or mischief among colleagues or acquaintances.
Unnecessary Exposure at French Inspection
A World War era notice describes a private with a cootie spotted during an inspection in France. An officer scolds the private for allowing the insect, then orders it removed to avoid pneumonia.
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France
Ely's Cream Balm Head Cold Relief Ad
If nostrils are clogged and head stuffed this fragrant antiseptic cream offers instant relief by soothing inflamed membranes. Apply a small amount into the nostrils to open air passages, end headaches and ease breathing. A delight for head colds and catarrh sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Eskimo Stays Home Amid Rent Rise
A passerby quip about an Eskimo being unable to move as rent is raised. Mr Growcher notes the landlord cannot serve notices in the freezing conditions, implying months of stasis in the dwelling.
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Mr. Growcher
New Dress for Old with Diamond Dyes
Diamond Dyes promises a rich fadeless color for all fabrics including wool silk linen cotton and blends. The offer includes a direction book in the package and a color card to match any material.
Camouflage Twins Nicknamed for Complexions
The phrase hints at two individuals known as the camouflage twins. It notes public curiosity about whether their complexions are natural and records the nickname assigned to them.
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Hugh S. Cumming
Lane
Howze
Girls OF All Nations
Jerusalem
Nice
Prance
Mediterranean
Throngord
Maine
Havana
Canadian Royal Artillery
Citadel of
Quebec
Spain
New Caledonia
Lodge
Doan
Indiana
Edwin C. Eby
E. Keasey St
South Bend
Ind
Dean
Foster -Milburn CO
Buffalo, N
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