Begentennial Groups Named By Local Committees
Local committees for the George Washington centennial celebration to begin February 22 in all U S areas were announced by Rev H M Perkins chair. The San Antonio opening parade will be directed by Maj Gen Winans in charge with patriotic programs. Committees cover religious observances education music junior and fraternal activities with Maj Gen Winans Chaplain Cobec and other leaders named.
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United States
H. M. Perkins
San Atonio
Army
Maj
Gon. Dein
Winans
George Washington
J. J. Admxton
Aliance
W. T Ungiers
H.G. Knaak
Lutheran Ministers’ Union
Lipbham Irisch
Stigs Grace Chan- Mon
C. A
Cochran
Thomas B. Ao. Ball
Elmuxen
W. W. Honderiint
Alfred Tinke
W. Jackson
Wesley Peacock
E. Nelson
J. E. Barnes
Ales
Eli Herteberg
Ehairuion
Norman McLeod
Carl A. Brean
J. H. Stanford
A. J. Reiehorls
Edwin Chamberloing
B. Clapham
C. J. Cobec
Money Lender Charged with State Tax Evasion
A money lender named Origofera Hsplnosa of 605 West Davston is charged in County Court at Low So 1 with operating a money counter without first paying the state occupation tax of 150. Complaint filed by Arthur V. Wright, assistant county attorney, and supported by Enrique Guardiola of La Vronsa, Spain. The document lists 14 witnesses and officials pledged to pursue noncompliant lenders and collect the tax.
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Origofera Hsplnosa
Davston
Arthur V. Wright
Enrique Guardiola
la Vronsa
Simury Alaverick
Man Wears Same Suit for 53 Years
Middletown Maryland January 23 an old local item reports Charles Castle wearing the same Sunday suit for 63 years and having been married twice while in it. The tale highlights frugal living and enduring garb as a quirky local curiosity.
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Middletown
Lere
Chartes Castle
Relief demanded as Chicago faces hunger crisis
Chicago faces a deep hunger crisis as one million residents confront starvation in a city noted for parks and culture. Governor Louis Emmerson heads toward Chicago to confer with emergency relief leaders who seek a special legislative session to approve funds. Relief groups warn current funds will run dry by February first and request a $15 million appropriation, with $3 million needed immediately to keep relief work going.
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Chicago
Louis_ Emmerson
Book County
Fiat
Edward Js. Hyerson Je
Solid Funds
Crockett
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