Roosevelt settles Virgin Islands controversy by personnel moves
Washington report notes President Roosevelt shifts two officials from the Virgin Islands to Washington. Paul M. Pearson becomes assistant housing director in the Interior Department and T Webbe Wilson moves to the federal parole board. The feud between Pearson and Wilson is framed as settled, with broader reflections on U.S. governance of the islands and the strain of congressional sessions.
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Churches Gain in Membership Despite Modern Life
The Christian Herald’s annual church statistics show 1,222,064 new members in 1934. Catholic leadership with 20,898,509 members, Baptists 10,027,929, Methodists 8,876,492, Lutherans 101,118, Presbyterians 21,764, Episcopalians 22,159, and Disciples of Christ 29,282. The adult membership totals 62,035,688 across 207 bodies.
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Private butterfly collection worth millions noted in obituary
James and John Joicey of Witlet England recently died leaving an estate of 1 508 000 butterflies valued at around 250 000 dollars. The collection is described as possibly the second largest private insect collection in the world.
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