Firing of Jesse Jones Triggers White House Shakeup
Washington dispatch reports President Ravteveli dismissed Jesse Jones from control of commerce and federal lending agencies and handed them to former Vice President Henry A. Wallace. The move shifts power over the Reconstruction Finance Corp and related lending programs, signaling a major intra administration rift.
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Millions Switch To Mutton Suet For Chest Relief
Readers are urged to try Penetro with mutton suet advertised as a chest cold aid. The ad claims quick relief for chest tightness, coughing, and muscular aches, promising ease through skin absorption and aromatic inhalation.
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Wallace's Bid for Presidency Shapes 1948 Race
Wallaces role as potential Democratic nominee grows from Roosevelt’s choice of him for a fourth term vice post. The story recounts Wallace’s clash with Jesse Jones and the Democratic high command, Roosevelt’s support amid a power struggle, and moves leading to Truman as a running mate. It notes Wallace’s China mission, the endorsement letter, and intra party maneuvering shaping the 1948 ticket.
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Roosevelt letters push Wallace for commerce post
Washington January 22 report on Franklin D Roosevelt letters urging Jesse Jones to resign as secretary of commerce in favor of Henry Wallace. Jones replies January 10 1945 stating he cannot accept the move, and declines a diplomatic posting while noting his long service and congressional confidence.
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Jones Seeks Public Service Role With Government Backing
A letter from Jesse H. Jones expresses readiness to take on entrusted responsibilities in business and finance. He cites 13 years in government service as evidence of his capability and pledges to assist the government, offering his life’s work and best effort.
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