Washington Sidelights on Bureau Propaganda and Reform
President Harding and his cabinet declare war on internal propaganda hindering government reorganization. Bureau chiefs and staff face instant dismissal if they oppose the reform effort, though they may voice views to the commission leading the work. The reorganizing panel, chaired by Walter Brown, will report after the upcoming congressional session.
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Harding
Washington
Reorganization Commission
Reorganization Committee
Walter Brown
Ohio
Seals Brought Under Census On Pribilof Islands
Dr George D Hanna leads the census of fur bearing seals at the Pribilof Islands detailing arrival of old bulls first followed by females and young. pups born helpless. three month stay on land. government hunters kill a portion. 20000 last year, up to 30000 this year deemed usable.
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Aring
I Ribilof
Sam
George D. Hanna
Pribilof
Pribilof Islands
Balla
Hanna
1930 Census Shows Population Mix and Japanese Growth Lead
The census bureau reports the United States population as 94,822,431 white persons and 1, - rate 10,408,043 negroes 242,950 Indians 771,025 Japanese 61,686 Chinese and 9,485 others. Japanese growth surged 53.9 percent in a decade, with California absorbing 30,596 of 38,868 new Japanese residents. State patterns show migration north and west for blacks and strong regional shifts, while whites rose 16 percent and Indians and Chinese declined.
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Rica
United States
Census Bureau
Pacific Coast
California
Washington State
Oregon
Utah
Colorado
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Winols
Michigan
Wisconsin
South
War Profiteers Probe Underway by Justice Department
Attorney General Daugherty announces a sweeping inquiry into wartime contracts. A specialized bureau of experts will lead the investigation to clear honest firms and punish those who profited improperly. The probe will run for months with no public disclosures until the report is issued.
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Department of Justice
Daugherty
Department
Indiana Births Rise in June as Deaths Fall
Figures compiled for the state board of health show Indiana births in June reached 20.2 per 1000 people, up 0.2 from 1920, while deaths fell to 10.2 per 1000. Cancer led fatal diseases with 219 deaths, tuberculosis a distant second with 18. In Kokomo a tractor loaded with 28 pounds of dynamite prompted an investigation after a farmer protester was detained.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
H. M. Wright
State Board of Health
Kokomo
State Highway Commission
Howard County
Commission
Cicuit Court
Todianapolis
Indiana Taxpayers' Protective Association
W. T. Durbin
Samuel M. Ralston
Fred Gardner
Jacob D. Miltenberger
Muncie
Covington
James Bh, Craig
Harvey
Elizabeth Craig
James E. Craig
Jeanette Craig
Department of
American Legion
Legion
Illinois
Ohio
South Bend
Bar Trail
St. Joseph
Valparaiso
Porter
Sheriff's
Sal Mountain Asbestos Company
Chesterton
Laporte
Mary Fistler
Fistler
Pine Lake
Fistler Island
Haag Brothers
United States
Washington, D. C
Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
Joint
Congressional Agricultural Inquiry Committee
Indiana Farm Bureau Organization
Marshall
Henry
Wells
Fulton
Shelby
Vigo
Vanderburgh
Ripley
Lawrence
Bar+tLolomew
Marion
Switzerland
Hendricks
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Hammond
Chicago
Charles H. Fredericks
Petersburg
Logansport
Jerry Barr
Royal Center
Agricultural Experiment Station
Purdue University
Tippecanoe
Bicknell
George Peden
Sandborn
Culver
Women's Auxiliary
Willam A. Fleet
Jeffersonville
Clark ‘County
Health Education Drives Active in China
In China health education has advanced through schoolchildren and welfare groups. The American Junior Red Cross joined the fifth YMCA health campaign, aiding with parades and model displays while older youths held open-air hygiene classes and street lectures.
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China
National Children's Fund
Shanghai
Genuine Bayer Aspirin Warning For Consumers
An alert stresses that only packages or tablets bearing the Bayer name are genuine Aspirin prescribed for twenty one years and proven safe by millions. It lists approved uses such as colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism and more. Small twelve tablet tins cost a few cents with larger packages sold by druggists.
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Bayer
What’s the Difference Between Book and Film
A moving picture director offers a college professor a $5,000 check for filming his book. The professor objects, noting the film bears little resemblance to the book. The director says a scenario writer can adapt anything, then learns the professor sent a textbook on algebra by mistake instead of the novel.
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Moving Picture
Cartoons Magazine
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