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| | TIME.com: Commanders & Commissioners -- Oct. 5, 1936 -- Page 2 |
 | | Needing little more urging than this, the Department of Labor sent its famed troubleshooter, dapper Assistant Secretary Edward Francis McGrady, hotfooting to the Coast to see if he could duplicate his success as settler of the 1934 general strike. |
 | | * The three: Admiral Henry Ariosto Wiley, 69, retired, onetime Commander-in-Chief of the, Fleet; Rear Admiral Harry Gabriel Hamlet, 62, commandant of the Coast Guard, due for retirement Oct. 1; George Landick Jr., 52, chief of the planning section of the procedure division of the Treasury Department. |
 | | Few days later because Admiral Hamlet found that he would lose his Coast Guard pension if he quit before Oct. 1, President Roosevelt replaced him for a few weeks with Rear Admiral Montgomery Meigs Taylor, 67, retired, onetime commander of the Asiatic Fleet. |
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