Roosevelt to rely on younger, steadier allies for vacation phase
The article outlines President Roosevelt preparing to leave for a five to six week vacation with a new cadre of trusted, experienced administrators anticipated to guide a busy government. It highlights aging officials like Roper, Howe, Walker, and Tugwell facing strain while younger leaders gain influence and balance in policy execution.
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Washington
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Roosevelt
Roper
Walker
Commerce
Daniel C. Roper
Louis McHenry Howe
Col. Howe
Fred C. Walker
Federal Emergency Council
Mr. Hoover
Thomas Jefferson
Hoover
Army
Federal Reserve Board
Black
Chester Davis
AAA
Hugh Johnson
NRA
Wallace
West
Professor Tugwell
Department of Agriculture
Tugwell
Senate
North Carolina Demands Health Certificates for Relief Cattle
State Commissioner William A. Graham reiterates that the 75 000 West brought relief cattle must travel with clean health certificates. The measure, discussed with Dr William Moore, aims to prevent disease spread and would bar unloading cattle without proof of inspection and absence of infections.
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Middle West
Graham
Raleigh
N. C
William A. Graham
North Carolina
William Moore
State Department of Agriculture
Administration’s hardest worker praised in report
In a concise assessment, Frank Walker is named among the Administration’s wheel horses, while the President is credited as the hardest worker and the ablest administrator of the group.
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Frank Walker
Luxurious Life of an Ancient Queen Highlighted
The American Weekly features Queen Shabad of Ur of the Char des with intimate details of her dress and amusements. The issue, dated July 1, accompanies the Baltimore Sunday American and is available from newsboys and dealers.
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Shabad
Baltimore Sunday American
Hollywood
American Weekly
Government Sees Call for Kale Seed Planting
A brief note urges planting kale seed alongside other seeds in government plans. It emphasizes improving crop variety and sustainability without detailing broader policy.
Cancer Clinic in Banner Elk Draws 139 Doctors
The Grace Hospital and Avery County Medical Society sponsored a June 4 and 5 cancer clinic in Banner Elk at Grace Hospital and Lees-McRae Auditorium. About 139 doctors 25 visiting nurses and 50 patients attended with sessions on scientific papers X-ray therapy and examinations led by Charles de Forest Lucas.
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Banner Elk
N. C
Grace Hospital
Lees-McRae
Avery County Medical Society
R. H. Hardin
Charles de Forest Lucas
Memorial Hospital
Cornell University
Wiley D. Forbus
Duke University
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Doctor Tod This Lady How to Safely Reduce Fat
Mrs Helen Greene recalls her mother being advised to use Kruschen Salts for overweight and says she lost from 192 to 165 pounds after three bottles. The ad promotes taking a half teaspoon in hot water each morning and claims a bottle lasts four weeks. Kruschen Salts are sold in drug stores worldwide.
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Doctor Tod
Helen Greene
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Chicago
H. W. Wilcox
Banner Elk Clinic
Ronda Hardin
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Charlotte
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