United States official keeps firm grip on his office
Washington reports describe J. R. McPrasken as the lone nonbossed U S official, contractor general, whose authority even reaches the general accounting office amid McCarl case tensions. The piece notes sweeping powers and possible removal for negligence. Other items touch on arsenic cure research, a Wisconsin death, a long-married couple buried, a Swiss soap ad paid with 14 karat notes, and Austrian currency devaluation.
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