Roosevelt ends Virgin Islands feud by transfers
Washington Roosevelt moves two officials from the Virgin Islands to Washington positions. Paul Pearson becomes assistant director of housing in the Interior Department and T Webber Wilson joins the federal parole board. The changes end a long and public battle over governance in the islands, highlighting calls for a stable plan of government and criticizing ongoing congressional meddling and mismanagement.
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Cigil
Virgin Islands
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Islands
Federal Parole Board
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Pearson
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Virgin Island
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Yates
Senate
Hoover
Governor Pearson
Secretary Ickes
Ickes
PWA
Tydings
Maryland
Tekes
Ydings
Interior
Department of ‘the Interior
Kou
Wilson
United States
Congress
Mulligan Finds Duty Won't Let Him Flinch
An aging officer Tim Mulligan confronts a moral test as a young suspect admits to a Fairview oil station holdup. Tim’s 81 years of service weigh on him while Lt Murphy urges him to accept his fate and keep the force’s spirit intact. Molly Mulligan’s sacrifice haunts the scene.
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Molly
Mulligan
Faith
Molly Mulligan
Koesting
Jones
Cohen
Fairview
Edgemont
Leutenant
Cornstalk Based Paper Costs More Than Wood Paper
Studies from the United States Bureau of Standards indicate paper produced from cornstalks would be more expensive than wood pulp paper. The finding suggests limited commercial viability for cornstalk fiber in traditional paper manufacturing.
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United States Bureau of Standards
Temperance and Health Daniel in Babylon and its trials
Lesson outlines Daniel 1 8 20 focusing on self mastery and obedience to God Daniel and companions face king s meat test change of names and trials showing physical health mental growth and rising influence culminating in Daniel s rise as head of the wise men and prime minister in Babylon adapting temperance to spiritual fidelity
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Jehovah
Shadrach
Rach
Meshach
Sheshach
Azariah
Abednego
Nego
Satan
Nebuchadnezzar
College of Wise Men
Good Actions Do You Act as If You Had Ten Thousand Years
A reflection on living well urging constant good deeds. It emphasizes death at hand and the value of cheerful living, urging one action after another so there is little empty space between them.
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Solons Je
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Habit Habit as a Call for Good Magistrate Habits
Lord Bacon on habit and governance. The quotation frames habit as essential to judicial prudence and daily conduct in a magistrate, urging rulers to cultivate virtuous routines for fair governance.
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Lord Bacon
Odd aversions frighten even brave men across history
A London Tit-Bits summary notes that unusual fears and phobias persist despite normal intellect and health. Examples include terror of cuts, flies, snakes, animals, and even words or objects. Explanations range from brain kink and heredity to subconscious influence and reincarnation, with no cure in sight.
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Domitian
Marechal d’Albret
Henry IV
Epern
Francis Bacon
Scaliger
Cross
Bevyen
Bolston
Frederik
Naples
Watts-Any Musicians In The Department Chief Summers Comment
In a Detroit News report Chief Summers confirms all staff have musical ties and even play together while on duty, noting a rare blend of arts and emergency service culture at the department.
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Summers
Detroit News
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