Nine Cabinet Changes Mark Roosevelts Third Term Begin
Roosevelt’s third term opens with many officials new to Washington from the second New Deal era. The piece notes nine cabinet changes, five Supreme Court replacements since 1937, and shifts in the White House staff, with Wallace as vice president and Harrison as president pro tempore.
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Supreme Court
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Knudsen
Hillman
Corcorin and Cohen
House
Senate
Henry A. Wallace
Agriculture
Latin America
Pat Harrison
Misssissippi
Harrison
Spon
Key Pittman
Nevada
Frances Perkins
White House
Harold L. Ickes
Pinterior
Cordell Hull
Spbinion of Friends and Associates
Charles
Inauguration Era Cabinet Shuffles and Appointments
The piece outlines first and second New Deal changes to the Roosevelt administration during 1939 and 1940, noting figures such as Hopkins, Jones, Murphy, Cummings, Jackson, Edison, Knox, Stimson, Wallace, Wickard, Walker, Farley, Flynn, Knudsen, Hillman, Corcoran, Rayburn, McCormack, Barkley, Robinson, and others. It highlights shifts across the Defense, State, War, Navy, Commerce, and party apparatus as the administration reorganized for ongoing policy and wartime preparation.
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Harry L. Hopkins
London
Daniel C. Roper
Aecomte
Jesse H. Jones
Frank Murphy
Homer
Cummings
Supreme Court
Jackson
Justice Department
Charles Edison
New Jersey
Navy
Claude Swanson
Frank Knox
Henry L. Stimson
Harry J. Woodring
Wallace
Indiana
Claude R. Wickard
Frank C. Walker
James A. Farley
Washington
Edward J. Flynn
Democratic National Committee
William Knudsen
Dane
Sidney Hillman
Jeader
Thomas G. Cororén
Benjamin “V. Cohen
Cony
Guhen
Mr. Roosevelt
National Power Polic
Tommy the Cork
Corcoran
RFC
Roosevelt
Sam Raybuirn
Texas
House
Tate William Bankhead
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Rayburn
Insterfly Tfoor
Alban, W. Barkley
Kentucky
Senate
Joseph
Arte Te Mette Messin
Inauguration Confusion Sets Roosevelt Place in History
The article explains the 38th inauguration status in American history. It notes Roosevelt, the 27th to take the public oath, may be counted as either the 30th or 32nd president depending on Cleveland’s nonconsecutive terms. It lists several past vice presidents who became president and notes Theodore Roosevelt and Calvin Coolidge served longer terms that began with private paths after previous presidents’ deaths.
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Associated Prong
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Jeferson
Madison
Monroe
Jackson
Kincoin
Grant
Mettingrey
Wilson
Theodoré Roosevelt
Calvin Collidze
Milestones in Life of Wallace
Associated Press outlines key events in Henry Agard Wallace from birth in 1888 on an Iowa farm to his roles as Secretary of Agriculture and later vice president. It notes his work on corn strains, guidance of farm magazines, the 1920s farm publications, 1933 crop policy efforts, AAA legal challenges, and his 1940 vice presidency and Mexico City envoy duties.
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Associated Press
Washington
Henry Agard Wallace
Adair County
Iowa
Iowa State College
Jo Browne
Indianaala
Wallace
Farmer
Iowa Homestead
Supreme Court
Mexico City
Roosevelt Takes Oath as President for 1933 Term
Washington reports the Constitution required President Roosevelt to swear to faithfully execute the office and defend the Constitution. Vice President Henry A. Wallace also took the oath, with language echoing the senators’ pledge to support and defend the Constitution. The ceremony marked the formal start of Roosevelt’s new term.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Henry A. Wallace
Apc
Milestones in the Life of Franklin D. Roosevelt
A compact chronology tracing Franklin D. Roosevelt's life from his 1882 Hyde Park birth to key milestones. Highlights include his Harvard entry, 1905 marriage to Eleanor Roosevelt, 1907 bar admission, New York State Senate service, 1913 Navy Assistant Secretary, 1920 vice presidential nomination, and major policy programs like the AAA NRA CCC and Prohibition repeal, plus later wartime and defense efforts.
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Washington
Jan
Franklin
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N.Y
Harvard University
Eleanor Roosevelt
York City
New York State Senate
James M. Cox
New York
Herbert Holver
AAA
NRA
CCC
Supreme Court
Ister
Hitler
Mussolini
United States
Great Britain
Deer Feed Draws Hungry Animals In Snowbound Pennsylvania
In Dubus, Virginia, or nearby locations, hungry deer blocked from normal forage by snow fed on salt and food scattered by sportsmen across western and central Pennsylvania. Workers also felled trees and trimmed branches to widen forage, and observers reported deer browsing at stations shortly after feeding began.
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Dubus
Van
T Heir
Grin
Pennsylvania
Ai Hit
Lost bomber crewed by Lieut Krammes vanishes over California
Lieutenant Robert M. Krammes piloted the army twin motor bomber with seven aboard on a bombing practice flight from McChord Field Washington. The craft disappeared while underway in southern California with only an hour of fuel on board.
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Robert M. Krammes
Army
McGhord Field
Wash
California
County School Journalists to Hold Meeting
County high school journalists meet in Union City for the county roundup the first of its kind. Schools like Albion Corry Edinboro Taingrey Girard Arborcreek Lawrence Park Millcreek McKean Worth East Waterford Wattsough fwich Wesleyville join Cambridge Springs in this three part symposium led by Clara A. Durbin with guest John Hickey. The program includes editorial business and production groups, news and sports discussions, stencil cutting, and a social dance with Al Bennett's Rhythm King band.
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Union Cyty
Union City
Clara A. Durbin
Albion
Corry
Edinboro
Taingrey
Girard
Arborcreek
Willead
Alfred Bennett
Alfred Davis
Robert Wallace
Agnes’ Conner
Richard Genielns
John Hickey
Wilson Junior High
Clso
Wilson Citizen
Sttg
al Bennett
Rhythm King
Bible Lecturer Speaks on the Jap Threat at Corry Grand
Andrew Pearcing speaks Tuesday night at 7:45 at the Grand Theatre Corry on War Homiles in the Orient. He predicts Japan’s role in a world conflict and reveals relations between America and Japan. Additional topics follow through the week including readiness for heaven and spirits of the righteous dead.
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Andrew Pearcing
Grand Theatre
Corry
Fearing
Japan
Nigme
America
Fearins
Priday
Wash and Joyride Prank By Young Car Washers
Police reveal a scheme where youths offered car washing at cut rates lured owners into extended joyrides. The incident involved a small group using increased car use and later leaving the vehicle nearly empty after the ride. The report notes exposure of the deceptive practice and references a broader display of industrial tools and patterns.
Bidding Open for Corry School District Machine Shop Equipment
Notice to bidders from the School District of Corry invites sealed bids for machine shop equipment at the Library Building Corry Pennsylvania. Bids due by 8 PM January 20 1941 with specifications from the school office. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Clarence Shop Secretary S110-19-20.
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City of Corry
Corry
Andy
Font
Clarence & Shop
Mother of Five Is Sentenced in Muncy Case
Muncy Erie January 20 Mrs Eleanor Voorhis 4 of 307 Holland Street was sentenced to an indentite car in the Muncy Industrial school or Women Saturday after a arraignment before Judge Rimer on a charge of abandoning and neglecting her five young children. The children ages six weeks to five years were neglected as she left home on various days for days at a time. Originally before the court Test April on the same charge Mrs Voorhis was given a parole with the understanding she would properly care for the minor children.
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Muncy Erie
Eleanor Voorhis
Holland Street
Muncy Industrial School
Rimer Vans
Meys
Mra Voorhis
Mmnall Pelarers
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