Cabinet shakeup rumors swirl over Coolidge era changes
Gossip maps prospective resignations as two holders, Stone and Wilbur, are named among likely changes. Hughes reportedly stays at the President’s request while Mellon Weeks Hoover Davis New Work face retirement moves and potential promotions.
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Coolidge
Stone
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Wilbur
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Washington
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Weeks
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Hoover
Davis
New
Harding
Watson
Indiana
Interior
Kids May Solve the Traffic Problem
The Highway Education Board launches the fourth national safety educational campaign offering over 6500 in cash prizes medals and trips to Washington for pupils and teachers who submit the best essays and lessons contests open to fifth through eighth graders in public private and parochial schools state and national prizes awarded by the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce emphasis on safe conduct on streets and personal responsibility with details mailed to schools and requests directed to the Willard Building Washington DC
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Highway Education Board
Washington
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Willard Building
Washington, D. C
Congress Debates Income Tax Lists Publicity Underscored
Congress faces a heated debate over the Norris amendment and the publicity of income tax lists published nationwide. Supporters argue the lists reveal inequities in current tax laws and prompt revisions while critics warn against oversimplified income figures and potential social disruption. Attorney General Stone plans a test case to determine legality of publicity.
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Congress
Senate
House
Washington
Stone
Madden Active Candidate for Speaker
Martin B Madden of Illinois announced his bid for the speakership after the House vote. He outlined a tax relief plan proposing Treasury reports deficits to the President and directing surplus returns to taxpayers in the current year. Madden seeks support from allied groups while Nicholas Longworth of Ohio pursues the position as a leading challenger.
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F. H. Gillett
Massachusetts
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House
Martin B. Madden
Illinois
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Omy
Madden
Gillett
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Longworth
Capitol Hill
House Appropriations Committee
Building an outdoor car wash platform from concrete
A guide explains how to construct a concrete washing platform in front of a garage. It covers size, slope, drainage, and materials, with steps for hand mixing, forming, pouring, finishing, curing, and edging to ensure durability and ease of use.
Use of the machinist hammer in car repairs cautioned
A writer in the American Motorist warns amateurs to avoid overusing the hammer on engine parts. Proper technique requires wooden protection to prevent surface damage, aiming care to avoid valve push rods, and using light taps rather than heavy blows.
Iowa Savings Rise 23.2 Percent Over Four Years
The Iowa savings deposits grew by 23.2 percent across four years, reflecting steady household and bank sector results. This increase highlights broader financial patterns in Iowa during the period.
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Iowa Savings
Ships Report Weather From Observing Vessels Worldwide
Weather reports arrive in Washington from ships of over 20 nationalities scattered globally. These vessels act as floating observatories and provide data to determine ocean weather and climate. Many transmit observations by radio. Unusual occurrences and items of interest noted by observers accompany routine data.
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Washington
World
Bayer Aspirin Ad Warns on Genuine Tablets
An advertising notice urges buyers to look for the Bayer name on packages or tablets to ensure genuine aspirin. It warns that imitations may be dangerous and emphasizes 23 years of physicians’ approval.
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Bayer
Precaution First Actress and Manager Exchange
Two actresses discuss how to respond after a song as one asks if she should walk off or dance off. The other repeats the manager’s blunt advice to run tight and blazes, framing a tense backstage moment.
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