Scandals and resignations mark history of Interior Secretaries
The article summarizes a string of Interior Secretaries from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, noting resignations and investigations over oil, coal, and land leases. It covers Columbus Delano, Richard Ballinger, James Garfield, Albert Fall, and others, highlighting political fallout and subsequent careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Ballinger
Washington
Taft
Congress
Alaska
Ballinger
Interior
T. Roosevelt
James R. Gatfeld
Albert B. Pall
New Mexico
Harding
Fall
Tekes
Hawin W. Pauley Sas
Navy
Pauley
California
Democratic National Committee
Cornelius Bliss
New York
McKtin Jey
Republican National Committee
Franklin K. Lane
Calif
Wison
Pan American Petroleum Co
Krug Accepts Dangerous Berth as Interior Secretary
Former WPB chairman Krug accepts from President Truman the appointment as Secretary of the Interior. The article traces the department's history since its creation, noting political squabbles, land policy debates between East and West, and the evolution of agencies such as the Geological Survey, Reclamation Bureau, and National Park Service. It also covers regional representation and the department’s territorial supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KRUG
WPB
Truman
Secretary of Interior
Interior Department
Jgao
General Land Office
Mississippi
Texas
Centur
Richard A. Ballinger
Washington
Franklin K. Lane
California
Albert B. Pall
New Mexico
Huber Work
Colorado
Ray L. Wilbur
Department of the Interior
Grsh
Home Department
Land Office
Census
Pensions
Indian Affairs
Tater
Commerce Department
Geological Survey
Reclamation Bureau
National Park Service
Bureau of Mines
Bureau of Education
Department
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Strike Settlement Stalls in Erie Steel Dispute
Negotiations between National Brie and United Steelworkers faltered as a 4 PM Erie meeting to resolve strikes in the steel industry was postponed by National Brie president William J. Johnson. A new date was not set, while talks may shift to related Evie Engine and Manufactures Co. dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Burpass
Hetwern
National Eice Corp
United Steelworkers
William J. Johnson
National Brie
Johnson
Evie Engine and Manufactures Co
Influenza overview and historic pandemics noted
The article discusses influenza as an upper respiratory disease, compares it to the common cold, and notes that pandemics occur about four times per century. It cites the 1918 1919 pandemic with over 10 million deaths worldwide and 450 000 in the U S, lists pneumonia as a common complication, and offers prevention tips such as avoiding the sick, clothing, rest, good food, and sleep. It oddly ends with a Tibetan tea claim about tea consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
How's Your I. Q. Quiz From Classified Page
The page poses ten trivia items about presidential salaries inaugurations and wartime policy. It asks for details such as the U S president salary options, a South American president, February birthstone, fear of a phobia, the Spanish throne claimant in London, first class mail weight limits, lend lease settlements timing, and veterans mustering out pay deadlines.
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I. Q
United States
Gere Buries -Gespar-Duten
London
Fylman
Congress
U.S
Tank Walton
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North Center Street
Willys Sales & Service
Daily Dozen
Pine
Al's Clothes Shop
Bernstein Bros
Omery Ward
Dinette
Montgomery Ward
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