One Senator Solved Tipping Problem in Washington
Washington April 1 One Senator thinks he has solved part of the hotel tipping racket in the capital. Bell boys delivered mail one letter at a time and expected tips. The senator keeps nickels handy and a tray by the door to keep the mail service at a five cent basis. Foreign correspondents note how Roosevelt speech comments are labeled sharp or blunt by home papers. An anti air craft gun sits in a parking lot near the Capitol, while sealing mail dispatches are melted with a blow torch by clerks. White House banquets and lunches are described with fried chicken served to various officials including Secretary of Agriculture Wallace.
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Preston Geoves
Washington
Congress
Mary
Senators
Bell
Roosevelt
Georgia
Capitol
White House
National Guard
State Department
Joseph P. Ken
Nedy
Bel
England
Yesling
Wallsce
Sir Wallace
Wallace
Swastika Class Holds March Meeting at Hahn Home
The Swastika Class met at Mrs. Elizabeth Hahn’s home with songs and prayers. Members listed include Earl Hawkins, Charles Hahn, Carl Boller, Catherine Shorb, Louise Kime, and others. plan for class anniversary and capsule sister reveal in April.
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Elizabeth Hahn
Earl Hawkins
Charles H. Hahn
Carl Boller
Catherine Shorb
Louise Kime
Ethel Dorsey
Alice Pittinger
Ethel Strine
Mary Lenhart
Ethel Winebrenner
Clifford Crum
No Action Taken In Case Of Police Court Clerk
The Montgomery County commissioners held a special meeting in Rocksille and took no action to retain or suspend police court clerk Harry M. Williams amid a $1 07640 embezzlement indictment. Williams denied the grand jury charges in a board interview.
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Montgomery County
Commie Nees
Rocksille
Harry M. Williams
Frank H. Kam
Williams
Poolessalle
Willams
James King
King
Ray Sounder
County Aid
E. J. Gray
A Prairie Grove A Prairie Grove by Bruce Catton review
The critic praising Donald Cutis Peattie as a naturalist and literary diarist finds his book A Prairie Grove a humane chronicle of one acre from prehistory to today. It covers Indians French explorers Anglo settlement and land transformation, presenting a thoughtful, occasionally confusing but largely excellent narrative.
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Donald Cutis Peattie
Ond
Simon and Schuster
Praiie
Middle West
Community notices outline local movements and visits
Charles Ed Wehler and Mia Jean Anne Fretz visited Hood College events over the weekend while their relatives Dr and Mrs Joan G Traver returned from Frederick to New York state. Earl S Y Best and infant moved to Linden Hills by ambulance. William B Mackenzie and guests joined Sunday dinner with John Mackenzie, Robert C Luhn, and others.
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Charles ED Wehler
West Fifth Street
Thei Dayacter
Mia Jean Anne Fretz
Hood College
Tme
Mass Fretz
Webler
Mies
Joan G Traver
Frederick
New York State
Hartwick Seminary
Otsego County
William B. Mackenzie
John Mackenzie
Robert C Luhn
La_¥erna Mackenzie
Naomi Hines
Starlene Norns
Grace Mackenzie
Local Names Share Weekend Visits Across Towns
Markwood Mackenzie Luks and Albert Luba appear in a brief social note with repeated names. Austin Misses Naomi Hines and Star Jene Norris from Rohrersville spent the weekend with Suss Grace Mackenzie near Frederick. Virgon McCadey of Hagerstown, a teacher in the Hugh School, visited friends here Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Naomi Hines
Jene Norris
Rohrersville
Suss Grace Mackenzie
Frederick
Virgon McCadey
Hagerstown
MENIERE'S DISEASE ATTACKS COME WITHOUT WARNING
Health column explains Meniere's disease as sudden dizziness with spinning sensation and vertigo. Nausea or vomiting may occur with persistent ringing in the ears and gradual hearing loss on one side. Attacks occur irregularly and may recur after starting.
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Meniere
Blemere
Meniere’s Disease and Vestibular Nerve Surgery Prospects
A historical medical view describes Meniere’s disease with progressive attacks of dizziness and hearing loss, often worsening gradually. It notes possible inner ear and brain influences, variable responses to sinus surgery or adenoid removal, and rare surgical relief through vestibular nerve disruption with potential loss of balance on the operated side. Most patients are adults between 28 and 60.
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Bruce Catton
Westminster Nurseries
North Market Street
Ars
Earl SY. Best
West South Street
Linden Hills
C. E. Chine and Son
Markwood Mackenzie
Luks
Albert Luba
Austin
Morris Fishbein
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Hygela
the Health Magazine
Dental Service
Basehour Dental
Western Maryland Bank
Fuel Service
Markell & Ford
Staub’s
Clover Sweet Creamery
Chase & Sanborn
Crosse & Blackwell's
Swift's
Swift
Florida
Old Duich
The
Frederick Building Association
Frederick County
OFOA
J. W. L. Carty
Frederick County National Bank
Frederick, Md
Johns. Renn
Thomas L. Zimmerman
Benj. F. Reich Irving M. Landruver
Robert L. Warfield
Emory G. Nusz
Arthur V. Myers
Cappello’s Food Market
Tbs
Cappello
Ip. L. Peas
P.L. Tomatoes
del Monte
del Monte Pineapple
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