Wiretaps and intrigues swirl in dally Washington letter
The column details covert surveillance by federal agencies including the Secret Service and Justice Department, describing devices that record conversations and monitor offices. It references Soviet agents, RFC officials, and a grand ornate desk linked to Russian trade talks, plus a note on Senator Arthur Robinson’s toe injury amid veteran benefits debate.
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Rodney Duicherton
Seay
Ederst
Bam
Secret Service
Justice
ami espionage agen+cies
Katherine
Boris Skyirsky
Bogdanov
Amtorg
Harry Payer
RFC
Winter Palace
Bt. Petersburg
Sovet
Io Payer
I. Payer
Texport and Import Division
Bogert
Venice
Robinson
Arthur Robinson
Indiana
Fishermen Bring Big Bass After Florida Trip
Good Fishing Ray Bowers of Middletown and Ror Cutsail return from two months in Florida. They show a sea bass over 13 pounds caught at Dartong Beach. Mr Cutsail praises the prompt arrival of the news while still in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Bowers
Middletown
Ror Cutsail
North Market Street
Florida
Dartong Beach
Mr. Cutsail
Brighten Up the Home With the New March Makeover
March is the time to refresh home decor within budget says Marian Young. Replace worn towels kitchenware and window shades with affordable durable pieces. Suggests new pottery glassware and vibrant textiles to lift rooms and involve the family in simple, practical upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Young
NEA
New York
Fes
Bert May
Nes
Shane
Pene
Mary
Johnny
Senate debate on federal pay cuts and veterans benefits
The article outlines Senate discussions over restoring a federal salary cut with 180 million dollars and an additional 120 million for veterans. It mentions Borah, officials earning 6000 annually, and Robinson voting against an amendment tied to campaign use. It also notes Guam natives seeking U S citizenship amid Roosevelt plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
Robinson
Senate
White House
Joah
Jay Tadians
Guam
Lopes
Roosevelt
U S
Principles of the Constitution and Polygamists Debate
Fragments indicate a 1934 NEA Service item discussing the constitution and references to polygamists or anarchists. The readable text is sparse and unnamed, limiting fuller context or quotes. The piece appears as a classified or column fragment from a 1930s newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service, Inc
Frederick W C T U Meeting in Frederick
Mrs. Ed Schaeffer hosted 35 members at 165 West Third Street for a Frederick W C T U meeting focusing on Power and Responsibility of the Citizen. The program featured scripture, readings, solos, and a closing song with plans for the Young People's branch meeting set for April 2 at 7 30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W
Jesus
Sirs
Spencer Suri
C. EL. Hudson
Garden of Prayer
Roy Leatherman
Kathleen Beach
Wiliam Moust
Manuecin Gand
Alice Willard
Wiliam Hemp
Cora Barmick
Lose 20 Pounds in Four Weeks Kruschen Salts Ad
Mrs. Mae West of St Louis Missouri reports dropping from 170 to 150 pounds in four weeks after using Kruschen Salts. She notes increased energy and fewer hunger moments. Advertisement urges one half teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast with a four week supply for 5 cents a bottle. Available at Williamson's Drug Store and other outlets. Old newspapers for sale. The News Office.
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Mae West
St. Loui
Williamson’s
Amereca
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Madrid
Buenos Aires
Russia
Philco Highboy
Philcos
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North Market ST
Philco
Frederick, Md
Ouray
JR Williams
Blue Ridge Meat
Blue Ridge
Ekrumm
Ritter
ECW
Reer
Grocer
Alun
Garber
Glade Valley
Graham
Marriand Biscut Co
Santa Clara Valley Prunes
Ts. Be
Yan Jae
Battet Ran
Gulf
Aan Tog
Vie
Tapioca
Cneeda Baker's
G. L
Ginger
Pkg
Philadelphia
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