Mrs Henry Ford Enjoys Meals While Henry Ford Dines
NEA Service reports Mrs Henry Ford, described as the world’s richest woman, speaking of her husband Henry Ford’s meals and daily habits. She notes he rarely shares poor meals and often enjoys roast beef, broiled white meat, baked beans, and custard puddings, while she cooks. The piece also mentions her own leisure activities and a mention of the Ford family visiting Dearborn.
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Civil Service Commission Seen Amid High Enforcement Rhetoric
Rodney Dutcher surveys the Civil Service Commission's annual report and praise for its merit based hiring. He notes the system withstands political pressure, handles most federal hiring without bias, and explains the role of competitive examinations and the selection process for high level jobs amidst public debate over enforcement methods.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
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Civil Service Commission
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Commission
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Congress
Washington faces 100 committees amid probe plans
The Senate debates expanding committees as investigations widen, aiming to probe administration activities and possible improprieties. Key figures include Walsh of Montana and others, while proposals call for new constraint and oversight measures and public accountability steps.
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Walsh
Democrat
Montana
Fragmentary note hints at obscure phrase amid garbled text
A distorted OCR fragment mentions unclear terms like Lins end and Learning In He We world, with references to cock fins and Ai in Glebe, leaving the main event or person unnamed and unreadable. No coherent facts emerge.
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Lins End
Backing Candidacy On Long Tour
Chicago January 30 A Republican presidential hopeful winds through a 16 000 mile air tour to Santiago with daily legs in daylight and a 25 day schedule. A Curtis motor airplane carries limited supplies for safety and cost efficiency as the candidate promotes his platform. Event features a speaking trumpet once used by Alexander the Great.
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Theates
Joseph Dott
Santiago
Turus
Eafety
Curtis
Alexander the Great
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A disjointed OCR fragment references Thomas Usise and the phrase they are times that try men's souls from the Revolution era. The passage is incomplete and contains numerous misspellings, making it difficult to identify a clear historical figure or event beyond the famous line associated with Thomas Paine.
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Thomas Usise
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