Prudence's Daughter Visit Sparks House Revels
Duane Harmer visits Mount Mark as Prudence and Jerry's clan host. Jerry's room reveals her bold taste with a sea theme, private mementos, and hints of her longing for freedom. Jerry's portrait and solitary belongings hint at a deeper pull between duty and desire. The scene contrasts Prudence's steady guidance with Jerry's untamed spirit.
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Ve ws Review Of Current Events In Congress
Edward W Pickard surveys military funding debates as Senate approves naval supply and War department bills. Proposed five year naval aircraft program faces economy concerns, with projections for 1927 and future airship plans. Inspector General Helm Lind pinpoints two army air service officers for objectionable lobbying. Major Arnold set for transfer. Major Dargue reprimanded. House and Senate tax talks dominate activity with uncertain outcomes.
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Congress set to meet in January and inaugurate in January
The article notes proposals in both the Senate and House to move presidential inauguration and congressional start dates to January. Norris' resolution calls for Congress to meet on the first Monday in January and inauguration on the third Monday, while a House resolution sets January 4 for Congress and January 24 for inauguration, with safeguards if no candidate wins a majority.
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Duty to Poland shaping ties with Germany
Reports discuss Poland's support to improve relations with Germany and the reception of Captain George Fried and the Viner crew in New York after the Antinoe incident. Congress later voted thanks to the heroes, who modestly downplay their roles while praising the boatsmen who actually manned the vessels.
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