Reforming U S executive departments to curb waste and overlap
Secretary Hoover and Work push a plan to reorganize the federal executive branches amid transfers and Alaska expenditures. They argue that consolidating agencies with shared purposes and removing semijudicial duties will cut waste and improve national policy coordination.
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Legion Works With Veterans Bureau On Child Welfare
Rapid strides mark American Legion efforts to care for orphaned and dependent children of World War veterans. Plans include interagency cooperation with the United States Veterans' Bureau, formation of a nine member guardianship board, and facilities at Otter Lake and Clarksboro with new hospital units. Major Arnold reports a nationwide search for unlisted children and post office help to locate them.
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James A. Crain
QO. D. Oliphant
George Dobson
Forty
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Fred D. McCarthy
Minnesota
George A. Withers
Kansas
Mark T. McKee
Michigan
S. 2. Hudson
Lexus
A. Eb Hoffman
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Ray Calihan
George Dodson
New Jersey
George F. Plant
Wisconsin
Herb FE. Miehnels
Ohio
Otter Lake
Miehi Kan
Clarksboro
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Eugene Pattison
Tredell J. Wyckoff
Pennsylvania
Jay M. Holmes
Delaware
SL Findley French
Maryland
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New York
J. B. Garrison
Indiana War Memorial Turned Over to Legion
The Indiana War Memorial, a ten million dollar project, was dedicated and turned over to the American Legion as a national headquarters. A parade of Legion departments opened the program led by National Commander James A. Crain and Governor Ed Jackson. The four story Grecian building includes desks with state seals and a French seal for France’s committeeman, with the famous painting America displayed in the executive lobby.
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Ministry of War
Elaborate Decorations Planned for Legion National Convention
Omaha gears up for the American Legion national convention in October with the most elaborate decorations yet. The centerpiece will be a jeweled Legion Arch in the city center, complemented by uniform business and residence district adornments and a downtown maze of color and multicolored lights.
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Omaha
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Odd Valuations Stir Debate On Genius And Business
The quoted lines compare cleverness and market value, noting how a writer can turn a paper into 835000, a similar sheet into 10000000, steel into water springs for hundreds, and a merchant turning 60 cents into a dollar. The remarks contrast genius, capital, skill, and business.
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Ilenry Longfellow
Ilenry Ford
Cuticura Skin Care Ad Promotes Ointment Soap and Talcum
To have a clear sweet skin, use Cuticura Ointment for pimples and irritation, bathe with Cuticura Soap, rinse, dry, and dust on a little Cuticura Talcum for fragrance. Each product priced at 25 cents.
Sugar beet trial prompts factory plan in Scotland
Sugar beets planted in Scotland show satisfactory results and Ig Hkely notes that government subsidy supports the building of a new factory.
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Scotland
Red Cross Ball Blue Promises Rust Spot Relief
An advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue for laundry to prevent tiny rust spots caused by inferior bluing. It urges readers to try the product and see the difference.
Java Plans Big Investment in Railways and Projects
Javanese plans to spend about 50 million dollars over the next decade on railway construction hydroelectric plants and irrigation equipment to support colonization initiatives.
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