Navy Pay Bill Stalls Doom for U S Navy, Says Washington Paper
Washington dispatch by Robert T. Small argues Congress blocks pay bill conferees, undermining the navy. It warns the service nears disintegration as enlisted strength remains low and many quit, while leaders delay action. The piece blames Republican policy for false economy and calls for decisive congressional action to restore a first class navy.
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House of Representatives
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Robert T. Small
Small
Associated Press
Mr. Small
Army
Sea Service
France
Republican Steering Committee
Speaker Cannon
Funeral of Frank Barnett Held Yesterday
The funeral for Frank E. Barnett was conducted yesterday afternoon at Barry-Bricker Brothers chapel with Rev. N. M. Temple presiding. Burial at Lakeview Cemetery followed as the Masonic Blue Lodge officiated and members of the Elks, Masons, Consistory, and carpenters union attended. Pallbearers included Percy Rey.
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Frank E. Barnett
Barry-Bricker Brothers
Cheyenne Construction Chief Dies After Accident
Thomas Gowley Reynolds Archie Allison George Daiber and Andy Simmons attended as Mrs Sam Thompson sang with Miss Laura Lee. Mr Barnett died in a Laramie hospital after leg amputation from a falling steel beam. He had lived in Cheyenne 18 years, 14 of them with Archie Allison during the garage project in Laramie. Survived by his widow and a 5 year old daughter.
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Cheyenne
Archie Allison
Allison
Laramie
Barnett
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
We express our appreciation and thanks for the kindness of the Masonic lodge the Elks lodge the carpenters union and other friends during the illness and death of our beloved husband son and father. Mrs Lela Mae Barnett E P Barnett Mrs Frank Moninger
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Carpenters' Union
Lela Mae Barnett
E. P. Barnett
Frank Moninger
First Baltimore Postmaster Mary Katherine Goddard 1773 1790
Mary Katherine Goddard served as Baltimore postmaster from about 1773 to 1790, becoming the city’s first woman to hold the role. Her tenure marks an early milestone in American postal history and women’s civic leadership.
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Baltimore
Mary Katherine Goddard
Luncheon for Business Girls Planned Next Week
A luncheon for business girls is scheduled for next week. Details on time location and speakers are to be announced.
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Enne, Wyoming
Automobile Company
Ohio
Oki
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Forbehan
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