IKE S BROTHER MAY HEAD AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
Western Newspaper Union reports rumors that Milton Eisenhower, brother of the general, may replace Agriculture Secretary Anderson amid debates over parity and world price theory. The piece cites farm lobbies clashing with Anderson and notes a broader fear of abundance among farmers.
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Oil Twins in Washington Stir Navy Interior Post Debate
Washington reports that senators flag the Pauley Davies ties as risky for control of national oil lands. Davies aided Ickes and Pauley while steering a Mexican octane plant, provoking questioning at hearings and prompting concern over sealing oil portfolios in one man’s circle.
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