Woman Named as Secretary of Treasury in New Deal
Miss Josephine Roche of Colorado is chosen as assistant Secretary of the Treasury, becoming the first woman in the new deal "Little Cabinet." She says the appointment brings great privilege and pleasure and plans to work with Secretary Morgenthau while she adjusts to Washington life.
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Noted Leader Vows Continuity in War-Era Coal Policy
In a firm, confident reply she asserts wages remain high despite economic downturn. She emphasizes programs do not rely on individuals and promises no policy changes. She praises a strong, ongoing workforce ready to carry on operations.
Navy recruiting at city post office November 19
A U S Navy recruiting representative will be at the city post office on November 19 to examine applicants for enlistment in the Navy.
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Police Captain Delivers Address at Local Bible Class Event
Police Captain Clarence Emmert spoke at the Martin Luther Bible Class of Trinity Lutheran Church in the social hall last evening. J Frank Roessner teaches the class which elected officers for the coming year and served a large pork and sauerkraut dinner to many members.
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Legal action seeks to salvage 7000 for tie breaking election
A writ of mandamus was filed in Circuit Court by Noah A. Hillman for T. Roland Brown to compel Anne Arundel County canvassers to recount a tied seventh district race. Brown, a Republican, and John J. Levay, a Democrat, each had 7 812 votes. the petition argues a tally sheet discrepancy may break the tie and trigger a special election.
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Judge Refuses To Reduce Big Bond In Robosn Kidnapping Case
Federal Judge F C Jacobs in Phoenix refused to lower the $100000 bail for Oscar H Robson suspect in the June Robles kidnapping. He noted prior cases where defendants fled to Mexico after bond and asked how close Robson lived to the border. Robson's attorney said Robson knew he was under suspicion for months but never tried to leave Arizona.
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Col Williams Dies After Surgery in Richmond
Colonel John W. Williams, longtime clerk for the Virginia House of Delegates, died in a Richmond hospital after a heart attack during surgery for a perforated stomach. Though ill for months his death removes a widely known and respected public servant from Virginia.
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