Free treatment for Postal and Treasury staff by Public Health Service
Washington officials announce USPS and Treasury Department employees and civil service workers will receive free medical dental and hospital care from the Public Health Service. Dr Virgil Barker Kentucky head notes home visits for ill employees.
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Washington
Postal and Treasury Departments
Civil Service
United States Public Health Service
Virgil Barker
Public Health Service
Kentucky
Barker
Turner
Postal
Treasury
Slayer Holds Louisville Police at Bay
Shelby county farmer Thomas Mitchell barricaded his home for about half an hour after fatally shooting Ed H Wise at the Samuel O Neal tobacco brokerage in Louisville. Wise died at City Hospital after four chest and limb wounds. Mitchell, 32, was jailed on murder charges as witnesses faced disorderly conduct counts.
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Ed. H. Wise
Shelby County
Thomas Mitchell
Louisville
Samuel O'Neal
South Twelfth Street
Wise
Mitchell
Major Laird
Mart
Lula Robinson
Nannie Burke
Robinson
What the Church Can Do
The Lutheran Sunday School of Middletown Ohio reports using Thrift War Savings Stamps and government securities to fund a new parish house. Funds invested will mature, allowing charity distribution of over $10 per person last year, equal support for maintenance, and about $2,000 saved for the building.
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Lutheran Sunday School
Middletown
Ohio
Publishers Cite Paper Shortage Tied to Advertising Rate Increase
Paul Patterson of the Baltimore Sun told the Senate Manufactures Subcommittee that a paper shortage stems from rising consumption and poor publisher miller collaboration. He warned that without higher advertising rates to curb ad volume, the industry cannot relieve the market and would push prices higher.
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Paul Patterson
Baltimore Sun
Senate Manufactures Subecommitee
Reed
Patterson
50 Cent Whiskey Tax Is Fought in Court
The J. A. Freiberg Company sues in U S District Court challenging a Kentucky 50 cent per gallon tax on whiskey stored in bond. It alleges the tax deprives it of property without due process and claims Kentucky warehousing ownership laws are unconstitutional. The suit names Louisville Public Warehouse Company auditor John J. Craig and Attorney General Charles I. Dawson as defendants.
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Kentucky
United States District Court
J. & A. Freiberg Company
Cin‘cimnnati
Louisville Public Warehouse Company
John J. Craig
Charles I. Dawson
Boston
Mass
House Panel Urges DOJ Probe Into Army Camp Work
After a nine month inquiry the House Republican subcommittee asks the Department of Justice to conduct another review. It claims no concrete wrongdoing was found and questions the cost of the prior investigation.
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House
Department of Justice
Insurgents Challenge Old Guard Bossism
Johnson Borah Kenyon and other insurgents begin protests against the old guard political dominance surrounding Senator Lig fo Pr pane. The movement targets established leadership and seeks reform within the party.
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Johnson
Borah
Kenyon
Lig Fo Pr . Pane
Two Goat Glands Sought by Famous Specialist
A renowned medical expert calls for goat gland tissue amid a bold claim about locating the glands. The remark links medical pursuit to political arenas as a provocative headline stirs debate.
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Wilson
Senate
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