Jealousy Among U S Departments Under Attack
Washington report details sharp lerticism in federal law administration affecting farmers. It cites inter department counter-bureau jealousy among Agriculture, Interstate Commerce, Federal Reserve, Tariff, and Internal Revenue. It warns of dog in the manger attitudes delaying progress and calls for separation of regulatory and service roles, unity in credit system, and an inter department agency to coordinate data.
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Agrcultural Commission
Department of Surriculture
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Reserve Board
Tavitt Commission
Internal Revenue Bureau
Tariff Commission
Braithwaite Named Clerk of Appraisal Board
Frank Braithwaite eleven district Republican chairman was officially appointed clerk of the Board of Appraisal of Benefits and Damages succeeding William Munsell after ten years in the post. The position pays 1090 dollars annually and becomes effective at the start of the month following a board meeting last Tuesday.
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Frank Hrathwaite
William Munsell
Braithwaite
Art Students Place Raided. Six Arrested in New Haven
Police raided the basement apartment at 444 Whitney Avenue late Saturday night after a complaint from a nearby resident about persistent noise. In the raid, art student Robert Perna des and five young men along with two women were arrested.
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Robert Pernades
Whitney Avenue
Cedar Hill
Radio Schedule Highlights From Eastern Stations
Listing of EST radio programs across WJZ WEAF WGY WAHG WHN WBBR and others. Shows include concerts talks weather market reports and children's programs with names like Waldorf Astoria orchestra Lew Krueger and Thomas Hackett among many others.
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Government Club
Georges W
Algier
Joseph T. Cashman
George TE. Owens
Kay Macrae
Williams
Wheeler
Waldorf-Astoria
Dustay Tangenus
Padelina Guido
Mark Strand
Tria Imtoo
Lew Krueger
Orchestrc
WGY
Schenectady
Naval Observatory
George M. Yorks
Harold Anson Bruce
Terese
Frank Ludwig
Prudente Penny I
Mabel A. Bureess
R. Stortz
Davis
Marjorie Vane
Nelson An Lorn
Princess Alpha
Nelson van Horn
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Uncle Geebee
Lew Kruegery
Uncle Robert
Taylor's Southerners
Olcott Watt
Mme Betle
Dr. Landis
H. Shontz
Oneland Orchestra
Henna Ag
H.W. Carlaugh
Tunse
Tmploves
Dan Gregory
Cem
Wigwam Ree
Harry Ross
Fie
Silver Slipper
WNYG
New York City
BR. J. G. Hollings
Hte
Estern Union Messenger Boys
Union Aessenger
William KO Walsh
Western Union Messenger
Thomas Hackett
Baritona
Tiesenfeld
Rialto Progran Panee Alarma
Weatl
Tire
Aph
WBBR
Staten Island
Rene Klaipeter
World News Digest
Rene Klempeter
Peonie
Kathrine Gaugee
Metropola
Epp
Eddie
Jantertainers
Orchestral Muate
Grace Strassberger
Muate
WLW
Cincinnati
Rabson
Selinsky
WWI
Detroit
Linner
Public Health Service
Klein
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Livesterk
Gemeral
Agricultinal
Weeis Shuston
Proidier
Girl Scout Meeting
American Diplomatic Prats
Ehmer D. Graper
KDIKA
Little Symphony Orches
Arlington
How to Make a Variable Detector by P M Russell
The article explains locating the crystal detector hot spot where signals enter strongest. It notes hot spots vary with mineral type and quality and affect the radio set's range.
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P.M. Russell
Crystal detector contact methods for sensitive settings
The article explains improving crystal detectors by using multiple contact points to the crystal surface. It suggests using several small wires or steel wool to create a multi contact setup, and describes converting a single wire detector by replacing with a multi contact arrangement. An illustration is said to depict the proper method.
Former criminal now a minister speaks in Shelton
Shelton February 1 Tele gram Service The Shelton Congregational church was filled at the 1030 service to hear Rev Albertus of New York, a nationally known speaker and reform worker. He told of his life from prison to conversion and ordination and described his prison reform and youth work. He delivered an effective talk with good taste and garnered favorable comments.
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Shelton Congregational Church
Albertus
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K .D. Wetherby
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Warren N. Geers
H. Nelson Patridge
New Faeven
Harry Patridge
Hill Street
Bart Graham
Lester Sorum
Teaohlyp
New York
Tide
Conference Opens to Settle China's Affairs Amid Diplomatic Tensions
A representative conference opened with Ku Che Jia head of the provisional government and Kung aim-Chea minister of the Interior speaking for online, followed by CheaMrTseng as elected chairman. Tyan Chiu supported admitting popular representatives but the Krunmin tang Party blocked their attendance at the opening session, amid continuing confusion and delicate diplomacy.
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Leides
Ku Che Jia
Kung aim-Chea
Online
Chea-Mr-Tseng
Tyan Chiu
Sun Wat Sen
Swi
Krunmintang Party
Congress in Final Month Braces for Bills
Congress opens its final month with a congested calendar. The House plan includes anti trust and public buildings measures while the Senate weighs road bonds military and agriculture requests. Debates loom over World Court, German treaty, and power trust probes as key nominations advance.
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Hughes
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Rorsh
Stone
Supreme Court
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Senate Interstate Commerce
Thomas Woodlock
New York
Interstate Commere Commission
Norris
Power Trust
Winsplinn
Tarff Commission
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Naturalization Court Opens February Session
The naturalization court for the February term will open tomorrow with Judge John W. Banks presiding. The session runs through the week and no cases will be tried before juries.
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Naturalization Court
John W. Banks
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