Washington Housed as Agencies Shift Rooms Across City
Federal space chief Harold Ickes reports progress in reshuffling government offices to ease cramped quarters in Washington. The Guffey Coal Commission, Internal Revenue Bureau, Farm Credit Administration, and Federal Trade Commission expand into remodeled Potomac Park and Rochambeau Premier apartments, with Supreme Court Justice McReynolds previously housed in Rochambeau. A new home for the Federal Reserve Board will start after demolition of a temporary WWI structure. Ickes contemplates moving some agencies to relieve acute space shortage.
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United Air Lines Dominates 1935 International Passenger Record
United Air Lines reports 15,000,000 miles flown in 1935 with 180,000 revenue passengers, 3,309 tons of mail and 900 tons of express. The airline leads in passenger miles, mail and express, surpassing national carriers of England Germany and France. Related items note squash champion Bernard Kempe in Kennewick and Kenneth Glover’s claim of a Siamese egg in Brockton.
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