Roosevelt settles Virgin Islands feud by transfers in Washington
President Roosevelt ends the Pearson Wilson clash over Virgin Islands affairs by moving Paul M. Pearson from civil governor to assistant housing director in the Interior Department and transferring Federal District Judge T. Webber Wilson to the Federal Parole Board in Washington. The feud, investigations, and broader questions of island governance are noted as the congress and lobby activity continue.
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Roosevelt
Virgin
Paul M. Pearson
The
Virgin Islands
Interior Department
T. Webber Wilson
Islands
Federal Parole Board
Pearson
Wilson
Virgin Island
Paul Yates
Yates
Senate Committee
Pearson-Wilson
Senate
Hoover
Ickes
Tydings
Interior
Department of the Interior
Caribbean Sea
United States
Congress
Chile Names New U S Ambassador Hoffman Philip
Hoffman Philip of New York named by President Roosevelt to be ambassador to Chile. A native of Washington D C he has spent thirty four years in the foreign service and has served as minister to Norway since 1930.
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Congress
Philip
Washington, D. C
The
Foreign Service
Norway
Walter F. Voorhees
Reading
National City Bank of New York
Banque Nationale de la Republique d'Haiti
Stenio Vincent
National City
Haiti
Vincent
Elks Convention Names New Elk Ruler in Columbus
At its convention in Columbus Ohio the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks unanimously elected a new Elk ruler.
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Columbus
Ohio
the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Speedometer Scheme Meets Blue Law Fines
George gets ticketed for speeding in a beach party scene. The judge imposes stiff fines but lets him off easy after acknowledging a faulty speedometer. The tale shows tensions of youth, cars, and flirtations in a coastal town courtroom.
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Cora
Sara Anne
George
Sarah Anne
Pete
Sara
Anne
Smean
Sara- Anne
Mighty
Corns
Motor Fixit
Jasper
Groree
Housewife’s Idea Box Sifts Flour on Paper for Easy Baking
A Housewife column suggests sifting flour onto waxed paper or a large napkin for easier handling and less waste. The tip promises time savings and simple cleanup, describing paper as disposable and economical.
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Nour
Loy Pilaite Kanes
VNU Servic
Grape Nuts Ad Teaches Dean Winners Club Prize Play
An in-paper column promotes joining the Dean Winners program tied to a Grape Nuts advertisement. It promises valuable free prizes and invites readers to learn how to participate and win through the giveaway.
Great Dane Mister in London Parks Seeks Fame
Household pet Mister a Great Dane owned by a London finance expert stands seven feet long and weighs 238 pounds. He answers to four names and eats three pounds of raw meat daily costing about four dollars weekly for food.
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Strathbogie Cochlarnechie
Tleechin Var
London
Baby’s Eczema Relieved By Soap and Ointment Trial
Mrs. Raymond Parks of North Adams Massachusetts recalls a three month old daughter’s eczema erupting into a constant irritant rash. After two years of itching and sleepless nights a free sample of cuticle soap and ointment, followed by two boxes of the products, provided lasting relief. Potter Drug and Chemical Corp. of Malden Massachusetts markets Soap Ointment and Talcum at 25 15 and 50 cents.
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Raymond Parks
Massachusetts’ Ave
North Adams
Miss
Potter Drug & Chemical Corp
Malden
Mass
Ady
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Los Angeles
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Housewife's Idea
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Iseox Chem
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N.Y
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Roe
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Gold St
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