After a five-year stint as a holder of this office, (*)
A Texan-born holder of this office dealt with fallout from allegations that cancer researcher Cornelius Rhoads had intentionally injected cancer cells into locals. In 1948, a holder of this office signed a law restricting anti-American activity called the "Gag Law." This office was held by James Beverly, as well as a sugar baron who redirected a surplus made possible by the removal of Catholic Church subsidies to lucrative contracts to buddies who ran timber companies; that man was Charles Herbert Allen. After a five-year stint as a holder of this office, (*) Rexford Tugwell helped benefit his former constituents by advocating amendments to the the Jones Act. A recent holder of this position named Luis Fortuño strongly supports statehood, in contrast to activists who favor independence. For 10 points, identify this position, the highest executive in a U.S. territory with capital San Juan.
A Texan-born holder of this office dealt with fallout from allegations that cancer researcher Cornelius Rhoads had intentionally injected cancer cells into locals.
Governor of Puerto Rico