Roosevelt makes cabinet changes shake GOP in Philadelphia
President Roosevelt named Henry L. Stimson and Col. Henry Cabot Knox to key War and Navy posts. The moves affect party politics at the Philadelphia convention and signal a shift from neutrality toward preparedness. Debate over military drafts and defense plans grows as Congress weighs compulsory service and arms production bottlenecks persist.
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Knox Hlods Similar Views. It Will Be Remembered That It Was Mr. Stimson
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Seeds of a New Political Issue Sparked by Tastelessness
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Waste and Economy Demand Cuts to Government
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Tax funded relief questioned for taxed private power losses
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Drink More Milk During Dairy Month Promotion
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An industry in its infancy faces many problems including securing lowest cost protection. Fire insurance experts note each industry has unique risks requiring tailored study and safeguards to reduce hazards.
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