NOTES FROM CONGRESS Wember of Congress on the Eastern Shore
Edward T. Miller reports a week of budget action in the House and Senate. The House restored 16,000 veteran hospital beds and studied abandoned arms and Navy hospitals for reuse. It approved raises for Coast Guard funds and hospital grants, while defense spending rose by about 350 million to 14.26 billion. The Senate debated foreign aid, with fights over Spain aid and total appropriations. The Ways and Means panel moves toward a one billion cut in excise taxes. The President signed a posthumous award bill for ten Navy fliers. Taft urged a May 10 vote on NLRB restructuring Plan 12, with potential effect by May 23.
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Veterans Administration
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Tlause
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Louis Johnson
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Spain
Kem
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Navy Department
Taft
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Senate Expenditures Committee
Doorbell Swindlers Target Households Warned
Householders urged to beware doorbell crooks posing as civic department members. The American Weekly warns that gullible housewives are swindled daily with inferior goods sold at high prices. Read the feature in the Maxitime series in the Baltimore Sunday American.
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Civic Department
Baltimore Sunday American
Fire Company Honors Neighbors After House Fire Loss
Denton Volunteer Fire Co and neighboring residents aided after a house fire that damaged the Premises of Mr and Mrs Busene Presten and their family. Quick response and support helped limit further damage and aided their recovery.
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Denton Volunteer Fire Co
Fie
Busene Presten
Tamuils
Grace Methodist Church Denton Hosts Quarterly Conference
Members attending the quarterly conference at Grace Methodist Church in Denton included Mrs. B J Allen Mrs T H Towers and Mrs L Hi Thomas. The pastor Rev T J Turkington was unanimously invited to return for his twentieth year. Other notes mention social visits church events and related local figures across Greenwood Milford and Harrington with several names and family connections.
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Grace Methodist Church
Denton
B. J. .Allen
T. H. Towers
L. Hi. Thomas
T. J. Turkington
Mr. Turkington
Caroline Charee
F. J. Turkington
Wesles Stafford
W. S. CS
L. H. Thomas
J. H. Edgell
Greenwood
E. Co. Thomas Jr
Chile
Elizabeth Murphs
Philadelphia
Harry Murphs Alis
Maria Lindale
Milford del
Vis F .L. Stafbord
Sps L
Xles Elaris Willis
Andersonton
Blue Robison
Jimmy Robinson
Samuel Fuilwinneer
Hearsaing
Lakeland
Bia
Washington
Harold Financer
Harrington
Chas Sewell
Luis
Jamet
Weekend With Former's Parents In Federalsburg
Mrs Virginia Stafford spent Wednesday of last week in Federalsburg while Mr and Dr Cleveland Henry hosted a week with the former's parents.
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Cleveland Henry
Virginia Stafford
Federalsburg
Health for All Spring Fever and Fatigue
Spring fever affects many as days warm and nights lengthen. Fatigue may stem from inactivity, poor sleep, heavy winter eating, or prolonged exertion. Rest, balanced meals, fresh air, and regular sleep help, while chronic fatigue risks poison buildup and diminished resistance.
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Mocasiis
Fatigue signals serious health risk urges medical checkup
Fatigue, often linked to infection, can indicate serious illness and warrants immediate medical evaluation. Seek a complete physical exam and chest X‑ray if persistent, as fatigue may be a safety valve signaling the body needs rest and recovery. The first step for chronic fatigue is a doctor visit for a full checkup.
Like Father Like Son A Rutland Man’s Surprising Bond
A Rutland Vermont man who weighed only three pounds at birth recently became the father of a baby boy weighing 2 pounds 10 ounces. The remarkable coincidence highlights resilient early life and a joyful family moment in Rutland.
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Rutland, Vermont
No Perfect Duckpin Game In Chicago History
No perfect duckpin game has ever been recorded in Chicago. The highest score on record stands at 239, reflecting a remarkable yet unmatched performance in the sport’s history.
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Chicago
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Salisbury
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