Reorganization Kept Under Hat by F. D. R.
Washington dispatch details the Brownlow committee report on government reorganization and President Roosevelt’s approach. It notes Congress receiving only 47 pages and preparations for major changes to agencies like WPA and TVA, with White House pressure and internal aides addressing future decisions. The piece discusses Byrd’s critique, potential savings, and Roosevelt’s comments on openness and thinking time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Louis Brownlow
Charles FE. Metrum
Luther Gulick
Navy
Congress
Roosevelt
WPA
PWA
Social Security
CCC
TVA
Social Welfare and Public Works
Byrd
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Senate
New York
Maine
Transfusions and Snake Venom Aid Dangerous Bleeding Cases
The article explains how platelet shortages cause spontaneous bleeding from mucous membranes and under the skin, with causes including drug poisoning and infections. Treatments include blood transfusion, splenectomy in severe cases, and vitamin C with a high vitamin diet, noting many therapies are experimental and snake venom has shown some value in select cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lfe
Talk On Japan and China Show At Frederick Art Club
The Frederick Art Club met at Mrs. George Rodock Jr. home with Mrs. Joseph H. Apple presiding. Mrs. Richard Hoss shared experiences in Japan and China, describing Tokyo and Hyota, temple scenes, jinrikisha rides, and Japanese artistry. Displayed were prints, scrolls, kimonos, and Chinese robes. A Chinese refreshments finale followed. next meeting will study Chinese and Japanese art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George 8. Rodock, Jr
Frederick
Waite
Hyota
Tokyo
Jinrickksha
Japan
Ching
Hongkong
Canton
Ferty
Ais. Ross
Shanghai
Paris
Wiliam Beebe
Joss
How
Art Club
Haymond Murray
Ross
Mia Keney RO Shinmaker
CLASS TO WARE Trip An Ant Appreciation Tour
Hood College hosts an ant appreciation class guided by Miss Karkit RooChiut and Dr. Dorothy Kent Hit visiting Baltimore for a gallery tour. The morning at Walters Art Gallery features ancient medieval and Gothic art with curator Dr. Hit leading discussions. In the afternoon the Baltimore Museum of Art will host a lecture by Charles Rogers on a Spanish paintings exhibition. group includes Miss Helen Shipley and Miss Marjorie Staley of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Karkit
RooChiut
Baltimore
Ark
Walters Art Gallery
Dorothy Kent Hit
Baltimore Museum of Art
Charles TR. Rogers
Leature
Helen Shipley
Marjorie Staley
Frederick
New Windsor Social Notes Include Visits and Parties
New Windsor residents recount visits from relatives in Connecticut Hagerstown and Washington DC. Mrs. Katharine Stouffer enjoys a Baltimore day while Mr and Mrs Kinsey host Kinsey sisters from North Dakota and Delaware. The 4 H club held a benefit party in the town hall raising about 16 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
Edward Richardson
Este] Cox
Connecticut
D. Mullendore
Hagerstown
Jennie ‘Tydlngs
Bolt
Leslie Smelser
Mra Webb Bittner
Clark
Washington, D.C
Paul Huckeys
Hussell Petry
Fine Cross
Washtpton
Unger
Washington, DC
Mia
Benton
Katharine Cl Stouffer
Baltimore
Danile Englar
Florida
Randall Spoerlein
Farm Bureau
Mra Ro Smith Snaler
Mra
William Kitsey
Mra Kinsey
Farm sold in Petersville district on 105 acres
James Te Didawleh sold the Clarence Hilleary farm of 105 acres at the junction of the Bur kitteyse and Warpers Derry highways in Petersville district. Jammer B. Pertell, a young farmer of Petersville, purchased the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarm
James Te Didawleh
Miroad
Arunswick
Clarence Hilleary Place
Derry
Petersville
Jammer B .Pertell
Soung
Flood danger in county easing after river rise
The Shenandoah River crest near Harpers Ferry produced anxiety with flooding and road blockages between Millville and Bloomery. Officials reported river levels roughly several feet above normal but not at flood stage, while neighbors in Winchester and Riverton monitored potential rises and railroad and road impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Cumberland
Potomac River
Riverton
Election Held by Proderueh County Products Inc
The annual meeting of stockholders of Proderueh County Products Inc 1927 was held at the company offices Thursday afternoon. Directors elected include ODT Duteow B Eoo Wy To Delaplome harles McC. Mathias Biffy Bo fanboar vt Charles Wertheimer JH Weharnas of Predecut John Hershey of Harristaing War bn i Duntany dr George M. McKee Pere Wilmer of Washington DC. Vice directors formed by electing 12 T Durraw president and general manager Charles Wert hemnec and Hoo Zochartiv vice presidents Win T Delptabne secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proderueh County Products, Inc
Odt Duteow
B Eoo
Delaplome
Harles McC. Mathias
Biffy Bo Fanboar
Charles Wertheimer
Weharnas
Predecut
John Hershey
Harristaing War Bn i “Duntany
George M. McKee
Pere Wilmer
Washington,d .C
Organ Trout
T. Durraw
Charles Werthemnec
Hoo Zochartiv
Win T
Delptabne
Local Industry Sees Gratifying Increase in Business
Tr Dutrow reports a gratifying increase in business for the local industry with praise for secretary Leo Smith treasurer and assistant treasurer C M Heck as reported by officials.
Royal support during the year of the company's employees
The notice requests advertised articles related to royal or official backing during the year when the company employed about forty workers. It highlights a need for procurement or disclosure of items tied to employee support and corporate obligations.
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Ay - Vt
Mike Bad
Brownlow
John Doe
Richard Roe
NEA Service, Inc
Morris Fishbein
China
McCleery’s Jewelry Store Thone
Trederick, Md
Markel St
Quaker City
Frederick, MQ
North Market Street
Markell & Ford
U. S. No
McNaney’s — Oysters
McNaney’s
Commercial Bank of Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
D. Bh
Joveley Store
Grocers
Staub’s
Douh’s
Monocacy Valley
Mpd
Meer
Rymeie
Chase & Sanborn’s
Fat Asaort
Lars
Cam
Premier Fruit
Ige
Keystone
Arctics
Patr
Keystone Shoe Stores
P.M Gaetan
Snors
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