Postmaster Burleson Reports 1919 Post Office Surplus
Postmaster General Burleson reports a 1919 post office surplus of 2,342,851 dollars and notes this marks the sixth surplus in seven years under the current administration. He cites revenue growth, reduced expense growth, and a long-term gain for the treasury, while outlining service improvements and urging civil service alignment.
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Postmasters to be Subject to Civil Service Exam
President issues executive orders extending civil service to postmaster ships of all classes and requiring civil service exams for blanket hires. Move aims at higher government standards and more businesslike postal administration. Chloe I would only marry a man who has lived and suffered. George I suppose what you want is a widower.
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New York Limits Heat for Subway Cars in Shortage
New York acts to conserve coal as Public Service Commissioner Nixon orders heating reduced on subway, elevated and surface cars during rush hours for two weeks while preserving slack times. Theaters also agree to darken electric signs except 7.30 to 8.30 p.m. for energy savings.
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