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Divorced. Janine Voisin Pinchot, daughter of French Automobileman Gabriel Voisin; from Gifford Pinchot 2nd, nephew of Pennsylvania's longtime Governor Pinchot; in Dade City, Fla. Grounds: infidelity, uncontested...
...country they belong. Seventeenth Century pirates knew them well. Charles Darwin visited them in his famed voyage of the Beagle. Ever since they have been a special delight for scientists, nature fakirs and wanderlustful millionaires. Within recent years such celebrities as William Beebe, Col. Theodore Roosevelt, John Barrymore, Gifford Pinchot, William K. Vanderbilt and Vincent Astor have visited the islands...
...poured into his State as relief and loans by the Roosevelt Administration to the $12,000,000 by the Hoover Administration, Democrat Guffey went about Pennsylvania lauding the President as "God's inspired servant." Even the belated and not altogether convincing support of Governor Pinchot for the G. 0. P. ticket could not save Senator Reed. As Senator-elect Guffey was loudly and truthfully proclaiming his success as a Roosevelt victory, Senator-reject Reed was sourly muttering: "I really don't care. I'm sick of the whole mess...
...Harrisburg last week aging Governor Gifford Pinchot had, after 32 years, put aside his liberal beliefs long enough to make his peace with the Regular Republicans. Gifford Pinchot became a Progressive with Theodore Roosevelt in 1912. For years he has plagued one of the most conservative and hidebound States of the Union with his own individual brand of radicalism. When Franklin Roosevelt entered the White House Governor Pinchot flirted outrageously with the New Deal, evidently in the hope of winning some sort of Democratic support. But President Roosevelt, for once, was not lured across party lines to help a political...
...only did Governor Pinchot last week bury the hatchet with the Old Guard organization, thus throwing his personal machine into the Regular line and practically eliminating Democratic chances, but he also invited his longtime political foe, Senator Reed, to Harrisburg for a friendly handclasp. "There is no personal bitterness between Pinchot and myself," beamed Senator Reed. "I fought him as hard as I could and the Governor did not pull his punches...