New U.S. Commissioner of Pensions assumes post at Interior Department. The new Commissioner of Pensions of the Department of Interior, Earl D. Church of Hartford, Conn. received a hearty greeting from Secretary of the Interior Ray Lyman Wilbur, as he assumed his new post today. In the photograph, le
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