Who will join Roosevelt's cabinet in 1933
The piece surveys potential members for Franklin D. Roosevelt's incoming cabinet. Frances Perkins is highlighted as a leading candidate for labor secretary. Other named figures include Owen D. Young, Newton D. Baker, Albert C. Ritchie, John W. Davis, Carter Glass, Bernard Baruch, Melvin Traylor, Thomas J. Walsh, James A. Farley, and various Western and Eastern political and business leaders.
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NEA
Franklin D. It
Frances Perkins
New York
Roosevelt
Abany
Triangle Shirt Company
Alfred FE. Smith
Smith
Owen D. Young
Young
Treasury and Commerce
Newton D. Baker
League of Nations
Davis
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Chicago
Navy
John W. Davis
United States
Court of St. James
Carter Glass
Virginia
Federal Reserve System
Treasury
Brotherhood of
Labor Post
Bernard M. Baruch
Wilson
Farley
Melvin A. Traylor
Commerce
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
James A. Farley
Interior and Agriculture
Harry Woodring
Kansas
J. Bruce Krem
Prison Inspector Finds No Sweat Boxes in State Camps
Inspector L G Whitley reported to R E Brown that no detention cells in Mecklenburg or Wake counties or State Highway Commission camps meet the definition of sweat boxes. He said the highway prison department is moving away from torture prone methods and the so called box in Mecklenburg was merely an iron cage once used for 18 prisoners, now with a single inmate and basic bedding.
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Eraleig
Mecklenburg County
Wake County
State Highway Commission
L. G. Whitley
R. E. Brown
State Board of Charities and Public Welfare
State Highway Prison Department
Mr. Brown
Whitley
Brown
U.S. Authoress Weds An Indian At Juarez
Juarez across the border from El Paso awaits a shift as U S customs end beer sales to Americans. Distilleries breweries and wholesale houses in Juarez may shut down with beer ban returning to the United States. American bartenders and brewery workers hope to return home once the ban ends.
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Juarez
Ju.s&s. A
EL Paso
Tex
United States
United
Farmers Raise About Seventy Percent Of Their Food
Farmers are said to raise about 70 percent of all the food products they require. The statement highlights the reliance on self production for sustenance.
Notice of Land Sale Under Deed of Trust in Greensboro
Public auction at 2:00 P M December 20 1932 at the east door of the courthouse Greensboro NC to satisfy a deed of trust on land in High Point Township Guilford County beginning at Holton street east line 41 feet south from Totero street intersection. Property known as 110 Holton Street conveyed to D C MacRae and Roy C Welborn February 3 1927 recorded Book 555 page 533. James B Lovelace trustee. Lovelace Kirkman attorneys. 11 18 25 12 2 8
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D. C
MacRae
Roy
Welborn
Dorothy Welborn
James B. Lovelace
John D. Brown
Courthowd
Greensboro
North Carolina
High Point Township
Guilford County
Holton Street
Totero Street
D. C. MacRae
Roy C. Welborn
BE. A. Byrum
C. ©. Robbine
Lovelace & Kirkman, Attys
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Frank L. Polk
Norman Davis
United States Arms
Treasury Department
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Summer Welles
State Department
Felix Frankfurther
Harvard University
Raymond Moley
Columbia University
Robert F. Wagner
Enator
John 5.Ohen Georgia
O. Max Gardner
Harry F. Byrd
William Gibbs McAdoo
California
Alfred Smith
James Farley
America
Imell
Tom Brown
Ces
Land of the Free
Billy Bevan
Ilenn Tryon
Ipress
Saturcay
Broadhurst
Carolina Review
Tom
Rialto
Harold Lloyd
Paramount
City OF
Quebec
Big Muddy
Bob Steele
Behind
U.S
Gertrude Emerson
Flushing
L. L
Basiewar Sen
Calcutta
India
Miss Emerson
Royal Geographic Sociey
Woman Geographers
Sen
Europe
Poe
Vre More Urace
Gevsefield
Chesterfield
Liocurr & Myzas Topacco Co
Chesterfield Radio
Columbia Coast-To-Coast Network
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