Roosevelt reshapes Virgin Islands rule with Pearlson removal
President Roosevelt ousted Governor Pearson and Judge Wilson in the Virgin Islands dispute, named Lawrence W. Cramer as governor, and faced Senate scrutiny and local protests over policy change and appointments.
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Pew
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Pat Harrison
Mississippi
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Federal Parole Board
Cummings
Amy A. Stannard
Parole Board
Roosevelt plans national tour amid health rumors and deficit talk
Washington observers note President Roosevelt plans a broad tour after Congress adjourns to answer rumors about his health with action. The piece traces past travel, exposes looming budget cuts, relief shifts, and reduced public works as the administration signals a move to trim the deficit and curb federal spending while eyeing private employment repair.
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Hopkins
Ickes
Mississippi Valley
National Resources Board
PWA
Jesse HH. Jones
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Jones
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CCC
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Western Newspaper Union
Capitalism and world affairs mix in Brisbane column
Amos R. Pinchot critiques capitalism as a long lasting system while Borah predicts large new appropriations this year. Hog prices rise with sausage costs, Stirling urges long range submarines, Japan expands naval power, and Mussolini’s press brands Japan as Asiatic leader. A Boston area spinster bequeaths 25 000 to a spitz dog, prompting moral questions about inheritance. Moscow polars flight discussed as potential US interest.
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Arthur Brisbane
Margaret McDermott
Chicago
Ryan
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