Capital Awaits Livelier White House Social Season
Washington society eyes a revived White House social calendar after the election with bi partisan entertainments and a potential presidential hostess issue. Notables discuss hosting roles while a grand election night party plans to unite Democrats and Republicans for a lavish, all night celebration.
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Mitchell defends Democrats against tapping government workers
Democratic National Committee chairman Stephen A. Mitchell says Republicans wrongfully accuse Democrats of tapping government employees for campaign funds. He counters Sinclair Weeks claims of GOP contributions from 725000 people averaging 5.30 each totaling about 3.84 million and cites a federal cap of three million for the Republican National Committee and similar limits for all political groups.
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Bus Line Halts Early Morning Run From Oxford
An Oxford Bus Line trial showing a loss on the 5:50 a.m. Oxford to Hamilton trip led to its cancellation after approval by the Ohio Public Utilities Commission. The 11 p.m. Cincinnati run will now pass through Hamilton, and the last Hamilton trip previously set at 8:40 p.m. is noted.
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Bicycle bargain of a boy who cried for a ride ended in loss
Dr. George W Crane recalls a seventh grade boy who persuaded his parents to buy a secondhand bicycle for 30 dollars plus 15 from George and 5 for his mother. The bike was kept in the hall and soon returned to the owner after the boy’s father offered more money and the boy’s family faced distress. George and Philip regret the outcome as the bike is returned.
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Father and son return $30 after bicycle loss
The father and son returned the $30 with tears in their eyes, noting George's disappointment. They call the incident a lesson in character, saying the setback helped him gain self control and life wisdom, comparing life to a school and endurance to horse sense.
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Two More JA Firms Organize New Junior Achievement Groups
Two Junior Achievement firms named Jolly Teens and Fotocraft released officers. Jolly Teens lists Charlotte Ferguson as president, Jeanne Campbell treasurer, Lois Culbreath secretary, Georgiannia Hood assistant secretary, Betty Wilson vice president, Georgiannia Hood production, and Melva Webb personnel.
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Fotocrafters Names Officers and Staff Members
Phoebe Morgan leads Fotocrafters with Linval Johnson Jr as president Marta South as treasurer Pamela Dean as secretary Elaine Meehan as vice president Jerry Markland in production Patricia McConaughey in sales and Dorothy Harris in personnel.
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Nationwide drive to recruit volunteers for future service
Mistice Day and Thanksgiving upcoming as the Federal Civil Defense Administration launches a campaign to sign up volunteers for future service. The effort aims to enlist civilians for civil defense roles nationwide.
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