Internal battles as Weaver clashes with Johnson over bureau reforms
Washington reports detail friction at the Bureau of Navigation and Steamboat Inspection as director Joseph B. Weaver probes for funding and staffing reform. Johnson blocks money, while inspectors urge more funds to fix “deplorable conditions” in the agency.
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Washington
Morro Castle
Bureau of Navigation and Steamboat Inspection
Joseph B. Weaver
J. M. Johnson
Weaver
Johnson
Commerce Department
Water Johnson
South Carolina
Roper’s
Roosevelt
Musterole advertised salve promises faster relief
An advertisement extols Musterole as a counter irritation that quickly draws out congestion and pain in sore spots. It claims rapid relief for muscular lumbago and stiffness, claiming better results than mustard plasters and noting wide use and doctor nurse endorsements.
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Good Housekeeping Bureau
Radio Schedule Highlights from a 1940s Morning Lineup
A dense listing shows NBC CBS and other networks airing voices from Ida Bailey Allen to George Halford, pianists, vocalists, and orchestras across morning and afternoon blocks. Notable entries include Mary Lee Taylor, Tito Guizar, Benny Venuta, Lee Gordon Orch, and Betty (Berkeley) with multiple stations and chain affiliations.
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Ida Bailey Allen
NBC
WEAF
Mary’ Lee Taylor
CBS
WBBM
WABC
KMOX
WHDM
Weaf Chain
An Maris
Hal
George Halford
Wabc Chain
Fat Kennedy
Wz Chain
Milton Charles
WJZ
American School of the Air
WLBM
Younh
Krw
Nelle Revell
WGST
WJZ Chain
Tito Guizar
Vic and Sade
WABCO
Weap Kyw
Hicky
Bob
Asioneries
Nervice
Sviennattan
WABO
American Me Medical Association
Seganee Wand Gang
Benny Venuta
Wabco Woat
Ab—Kalbeyn Faimety Aoprano
NBO
WJZ Chain Atlas
Andy
KYW
Faery Acee
Note
Oba
Popeye
WEAP
WMAQ
Noreemnen
Wiz Fay Black Orch
Gould and Shefter
Fiana Abner
Wiz Foto Smith
KMOX_ WEBM
Vox
Ben Bernie
Bebe Daniels
Chain
Booney Duchin
Helen Hayes
W. Chain
Fred Waring Orch
Pop Levant Orch
I Domtlenty Guage Orch
Hogan to Quit as Land Bank Head May 1
Dennis P. Hogan, longtime president of the Omaha Federal Land Bank, announced his resignation effective May 1 to focus on private interests including a Cass County Hereford cattle farm and a Massena bank. At 66, he plans a European tour with Mrs. Hogan and said he aims to train younger leaders to continue farm credit work.
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Omaha
LLP
Dennis P. Hogan
Federal Land Banks
Hogan
Cass County
Massena
Omaha Federal Land Bank
Europe
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Arthur F. Mullen
Nebraska
Mullen
White House
Roosevelt
FCA
Frank O’connor
Dubuque
Land Bank Board of Directors
Ireland
England
Farm Credit Administration
W B Ross Former Railway Exec Dies in Chicago
William B Ross seventy one president of Edwin S Woods Railway Supply company Chicago and former Cedar Rapids resident died suddenly of heart disease at Union League club Chicago Ross born in Belfast Ireland began railroad career with B C R N later chief clerk to Rock Island president then headed pension bureau He survived by two sisters a brother two nephews and two nieces Funeral in Chicago Tuesday 11 am Cedar Rapids Turner chapel 10 30 am Wednesday burial Oak Hill cemetery
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William B. Ross
Edwin S. Woods Railway Supply Company
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Union League Club
Ross
Walter B.’ Hull
Aurora
Belfast
Ireland
Turner Chapel
Oak Hill Cemetery
New Farm Measure A Denounced as Subterfuge by Senator Dickinson
Iowa Senator L. J. Dickinson, seen as a possible Republican presidential candidate, calls the farm bill a subterfuge kept in place to employ 115,000 Bayiers until the elections. He criticizes the measure as crafted by spike tailed socialists and plans to oppose it in the Senate.
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Landon
Washington
Vandenberg
Michigan
Wardman Park
New York City
London
Gentlemenn
Grand Rapids Herald
Warren G. Harding
McCarl
Roosevelt
PWA
Chicago
L. J. Dickinson
Iowa
Ohio
Dickinson
Senate
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Charles M. Galloway
F. L. Yates
Carrington Gill
Harry Hopkins
WPA
Daniel Bell
Morgenthau
William H. McReynolds
McReynolds
Duke of York
Helen O'Neill
Navy
Henry Roosevelt
Denver Mint
Supreme Court
Oswaldo Aranha
Brazil
Frank T. Hines
Veterans Administration
Hines
Employment Bureau
United States Employment Service
Perkins
Veterans’ Survey
Bureau
Liberty League
al Smith
Borden Burr
Alabama Democrat
Corporation Danger
Burr
Smith
Jouett Shouse
Shouse
Tltwale
ANE
Land Bank
W. B. Ross
Senator Dickinson
Bertram
Methodist
G. R. Jorgenson
C. C. Berry
John Knapp
James Blaine
Ruth Mikulecky
Helen Roselle
Mary Anderson
Roselle
Miss Anderson
Florence Bruce
Helen Michalek
Fred Lake
J. Bruce Eyestone
Lake
Billy Milholin
Jay Milholin
Mr. Eyestone
Springville
Mount Vernon
Elberon
Farmers’ Elevator Company
George Thiessen
John Cherveny
Charles Dvorak
Joseph M. Dvorak
D. Milton Johnson
Myron Heaton
Toledo
American Legion Auxiliary
I. O. O. F. Lodge
J. R. Crumb
George Nekola
Ward's
Flan’s Sleepers
Silvania Prints
Sentinel
Winter King Battery
Montgomery
Second Street
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