Tugwell Again in Trouble in Puerto Rico
The House Insular Affairs Committee prepares two reports after recess on Puerto Rico’s molasses, rum, and food situations. George L. Holliday exposes Tugwell’s effort to uniform prices, shipping cutbacks, and government control of rice distribution, leading to shortages and a new Supplies Authority with a $15 million revolving fund. Edward J. Sash replaces Edward Brown after a rapid personnel shakeup.
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Rexford
Guy Tugwell
Puerto Rico
House Committee On Insular Affairs
George L. Holliday
Puerto Rican Chamber of Commerce
Tugwell Administration
Fugwell
Department of the Interior
Island Territories
War Shipping Administration
Agricultural War Board
General Supplies Authority
A. Edward Brown
Department of Agriculture
Tugwell
Brown
Edward J. Sash
Crossword Puzzle Ace Clue List From Night Rebort
Crossword clues numbered 38 through 63 plus downs 1 through 4 form a mixed puzzle sheet. Entries include widely known terms and several archaic or regional hints with brief definitions or cross references for a standard crossword fill.
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Hawser
Greek Assembly
Scottishford
Cuckoo
Hat ceiling fuels Puerto Rico food subsidy plan
The text describes Tugwell's proposal to subsidize Puerto Rico's food supply by setting ceiling prices on imports and ignoring transport costs. Wholesalers would be licensed, with a 100 member group enough for eligibility, causing a jump from 246 to 798 wholesalers and a thriving counterfeit certificate market. The system forces wholesalers to take unsellable merchandise, with cash in advance and a revolving fund in arrears, hinting at mismanagement and a developing black market.
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Mississippi
Tugwell
Puerto Rico
Cambridge Property Transfers and Easter Day Hospital Sale
Cambridge notices report several property purchases including Charles Cantwell buying the late Dennis Donovan residence on First Street and Winthrop Ames acquiring the Buckley property on North Park Street. Frank Higgins bought the Herrington home on Second Street and the Davises sold their Turnpike Road farm to Robert Weiss of New York as they plan to move. An Easter Saturday flower and food sale will be held 2 to 5 p.m. at I. O. O. F. Hall, run by the Mary McClellan Hospital Woman’s Auxiliary with volunteers listed for table setup flowers cakes cookies dough nuts aprons and miscellaneous tasks.
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Winthorp Ames
Cambridge Union School
Lawrence J. Buckley
North Park Street
Frank W. Higgins
Byron M. Herrington
Second Street
Charles Davis
Turnpike Road
Robert Weiss
New York
Woman’s Auxiliary
The
Mary McClellan Hospital
I. O. O. F. Hall
Lois Harris
D. M. Vickers
Gilbert Maxwell
G. H. Hiney
Dan Rice
Brede Pedersen
W. R. B.steele
McNish
T. Skellie
Hircher
Albert Blirenfreund
C. J. Oestreicher
N. B. Gough
George H. McFarland
Myron Center
Miss Cramer
C.H. Holmes
Border Incident Highlights Russia China Central Asia Dispute
Washington reports Russian allegations that Chinese troops violated outer Mongolian territory amid a long simmering China Soviet dispute over Central Asia. It notes Sheng Shih tsai’s Sin kiang forces, not Beijing, directing the border action, and predicts a likely amical settlement despite tense regional loyalties.
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James D. White
Washington
Mongolian
Central Asia
Outer Mongolia
Altai
Sinkiang
Sheng Shih-tsai
Chung
Outer Mongolian
Sheng
Chungking
Pearl Harbor
China
Britain
Amer
Ica
Hitler
Russia
Moscow
Round Lake and area deaths and church services this week
Round Lake Wilson N Gorham left yesterday for the Army. Archie F. Cleveland is ill at the hospital in Clearwater Florida. Mrs Richard H Gorsline has returned from Troy Hospital. There will be a service today at All Saints Church at 10 45 a m The Tuesday Contract club was omitted this week in Holy Week observance. Arthur G Wilmott at Ellis Hospital remains unchanged. Edith Read and Mrs Richard Read who spent months in Montreal have opened their home here. Communion service today at 7 30 p m Good Friday service at 2 30 p m when Rev W E Fielding Haylor will be speaker.
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Wilson N. Gorham
Army
Archie F. Cleveland
Clearwater
Fla
Richard H. Gorsline
Troy Hospital
All Saints’ Church
Arthur G. Wilmot
Ellis Hospital
Schenectady
Edith Read
Richard Read
Montreal
Chester A. Finch
W. E. Fielding Haylor
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Foreign policy hints at future scale in China claim area
The document suggests a forthcoming large scale action in the region but notes that China has not altered its stance on outer Mongolia. It emphasizes China's persistent claims and potential strategic moves while signaling ongoing caution for observers.
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Chungking
Mongolia
Central Asia
China
Russia
Outer Mongolia
Peking
Working papers issued during Easter vacation at school medical office
Working papers will be issued during the Easter vacation at the school medical office located at Seventh and State Streets from 11 to 12 noon today and tomorrow of this week and on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday of next week.
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State Streets
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Greensword
Texas
Thrash
Sumix
Wea
Cambridge
Charles A. Cantwell
Dennis E. Donovan
First Street
Hendrick Hudson
Troy
Bell
Albany
Bell Telenbonw ‘Aherotorial
Dike Andipione Co. Wit
Benway
Mer
Gree
Round Lake
River ST
Endicott
Johnson
Wards
Menands, N. Y
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