William H Woodin Ex Treasury Head Dies in Hospital
William H Woodin former Treasury Secretary and Roosevelt ally, died in New York hospital at age 55 or 56 after a lengthy illness. He had resigned after 1933 to pursue composing and industrial work, leaving a legacy in public service and the arts.
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William H. Woodin
Treasury
Wotham H. Weedin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hosidas New York
Eoserce Ard Anal
Osim
Anc
Brena
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
New York
Woodin
Mrs Wood
Edo
Ean
A. G
Anose Hobbs
Omporing
Symphonie
Herod
Alfred B Smith
Roosevelt
American Car and Foundry Company
Wollam
Fioosevel
Enmoet Laletliag
Farley Awards Mail Contracts Sees Better System
Postmaster General Farley announced fifteen temporary air mail contracts awarded by the Post Office Department mainly to reorganized firms. Major bidders included Long and Harman Inc Dallas Pacific Seaboard Air Lines San Bruno Wyoming Air Service Casper and Central Air Lines Pittsburgh. Three routes were rejected with reorganized bidders held valid under legal advice.
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Washington
Post Office Department
J Dace
Onlew
Long and Harman, Inc
Dallas
Tex
Pacific Seaboard Air Lines, Inc
San Bruno
Cal- Wyoming Air Service, Inc
Casper
Wyo
Central Air Lines, Inc
Pittsburgh
Poscofice Department
Farley
Attormerys-General
Postofice Department
Wren
Bill Wall
Anpre
Farley touts contracts to save taxpayers millions
Farley claims contracts, under various subterfuges, will save many millions of dollars of the taxpayer's money. He asserts the reforms will establish a more extensive and better air mail system.
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Farley
Bryan Statue Unveiled in Capital With Roosevelt Present
The Bryan Memorial statue was unveiled in Washington as President Roosevelt presided and Josephus Daniels delivered the dedication. Officials note Bryan’s path reflected his steady beliefs and public service, marking a key national tribute amid mid 20th century civic events.
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Washington
William Jennings Bryan
Dent Roosevelt
Dent
Flesh Eating Plant Darlingt on Californica Displayed at Store
A small edition of the huge tropical flesh eating plants titled Darlingtonia Californica is described as a carnivorous species from the northwestern United States. The plant draws and kills mosquitoes and insects, and is now cultivated and propagated, with specimens exhibited at a local department store.
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Tropics
Ioc
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Chai
Carty
Bruce Catton
OF ‘Am
Africa
Welsles
William d. Bryan
Piepepeubee
Cepting
Josephus Daniels
Mexico
Brian
C.E. Cline & Son
FredeRick, Md
North Market ST
Suedene
Uwep
Beidal
East Patrick St
L Mills
Hendrickson
Herit Onli
Linderwear
Bennett
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