Questions and Answers in The Marshall Herald Feature
Readers submit inquiries to U S Press Association Washington asking about The Sacred Harp library locations artificial ice history and more. The page lists questions and concise answers on topics from diplomatically dated cables to Howard University education and historic facts.
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Marshall Herald
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Continental Trust Building
Washington, D. C
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Congressional Library
Wastangton
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Douglasville
Georgia
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Pultist
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White Cedar Held Precious in Japan
A Western lumber representative reports to the Seattle Department of Commerce that Japan restricts white cedar supply to imperial estates and sacred uses. Higher grade beams fetch high prices, with a $1,100 gold transaction noted. Formosan cedar is less desired.
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Washington
Japan
Blalock
Seattle
Department of Commerce
Imperial
Formosa
Baldwin
Warsaw
Cop Keeps Job Despite Claim of Rich Inheritance
Hollywood traffic officer Herbert K. Reynolds is said to have faked an inheritance of 500000 from his Philadelphia father in law Mangus Brown. Officers congratulated him, but Reynolds remained on duty at Hollywood's busiest corner while defending his health history including eight blood transfusions for his sister in law.
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Herbert KR. Reynolds
Reynolds
Charles Knudson
Mellon Renews Push to Change Tax Laws Ahead of Session
Washington reports Secretary Mellon will renew efforts to revise tax legislation in the coming session of Congress. The move follows a period of political maneuvering as lawmakers weigh potential tax changes and revenue impacts.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
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