Row Over Handling Your Money Vote Sparks Cabinet Dispute
Washington July 5 A heated clash in the Harding cabinet centers on who should manage the 150 billion dollar public fortune. The split pits Interior Secretary Fall against Agriculture Secretary Wallace over control of forests and grazing lands and whether the wealth should be held in trust or distributed to private parties. Each side frames the dispute as a matter of efficiency versus conservation, with the public provided a share of about 1 350 per person in the process.
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Frank J. Taylor
Washington
Harding
People's
Fall
Interior Department
Wallace
Agriculture
Mr. Fall
Mr. Wallace
Secretary of the Interior
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Tie
Harding Reaffirms Prohibition Stance Amid Warship Liquor Debate
President Harding publicly reasserted strict enforcement of the prohibition amendment and the Volstead Act. He disputed Secretary Weeks’ push for modification, saying cabinet members may express views without dictation. He stressed that only a minority oppose prohibition and urged clarity of the administration's position.
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Herbert W. Walker
Marion
Ohio
Harding
War Weeks
Shipping Board
Weekn
What Penguins Are and Do
Professor M J Elrod of the University of Montana has written a series on unusual facts about American animals for The Star. This second article continues the exploration of penguin behavior and characteristics.
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M. J. Elrod
Department of Biology
University of Montana
The
Star
America
Radio guides locate interference in distant signals
Godley explains how faulty power lines and stray wiring disturb radio reception. He describes using loop and coll antennas to locate the disturbance, sometimes aided by a radio inspector or club members. The method involves circling a region and triangulating the source with directional loops. Funeral services held for Mrs. Sallie Bivens, oldest North Carolinian.
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Goldsboro
N. C
Sallie Bivens
North Carolina
Drake hotel president notes guest feedback from Seattle
Tracy C. Drake, president of the 950 room Drake hotel in Chicago, reports hearing from many guests that Seattle appears in their plans or impressions. The remarks tie the Chicago hotel to broader travel and guest expectations shaping its business outlook.
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Tracy C. Drake
Drake
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