Tug of War Over Washington Set by Republican President
Frederick Ohsman recalls 1982 Washington reporting when a Republican White House clashed with a Democratic House. Reporters describe stalemates, stalled legislation, and routine days at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. Hoover era previews, chess lessons, and the peanut vendor anecdotes punctuate a slowly moving political stage.
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Frederick
Othman
Washington
Lonh Cangrenx
White House
Tor Ady
House of Representatives
Chicago
Ray Clapper
Ray
Herbert Hoover
Congress
Lawomkers
Pennsylvania Avenue
Stonver
Hoover
Aly
Wwattidacho
Secret
Floover
Alogether
Steve Vasilikos
Blouver
Sever
Lengthy Rhess tournament set for White House scene
A fragment notes a double breasted serge suit and the White House press room preparing for a long running tournament era dating back to 1983, signaling another lengthy event with history in the making at the executive venue.
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Vement
White House
Rhess
Parental Aloambright Family Heads South For Winter
Edward Aloambright Jr and his parents travel with Mrs Otis Dormantx to Elmwood Farm after weeks at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Harold Rhoades returns home from hospital. George McKennan and his wife go to Pittsfield after visiting at Aloambright residence.
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Edward Alowmbright Jr
Otis Dormantx
Elmwood
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Qun Peckham
SS. Petersburg
Flan
Harold Rhoades
George McKennan
Pittsfield
Forrr
Edward Aloamibrigght
S. Will Not Leave Germany Says McNerney
Lt Gen Liuis D B Chiy and political advisor Robert Murphy will depart Berlin to confer with Secretary of State Burney, as Gen McNerney asserts the United States will remain in Germany while occupation forces stay. The policy aims to prepare for postwar peace terms with other powers.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Joseph J. McNwrney
United States
Imander
Rusini
Great Britain
Frances
Liuius DB. Chiy
Atmerican
J Sinasandar Roehert Murphy
Bertin
Secresary
Burney
United
Werman
Weoaty
New Yorkers In Congress Set to Head Committees
New Yorkers in Congress are slated to head key panels as Republicans gain control. John Taber will lead the appropriations committee, Walter Andrews to oversee military affairs, and W Sterling Cule will chair the naval group, with changes stemming from the reorganizing act.
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Congress
James CI Munn
Washington
Treadily
Appropriations
W. Sterling Cule
Barth
Amirews
J. Alas
Peeloetion
Cola
Cael Vinson
Georgia
Naval
Mough
Election of Present Vice President and representatives In Congress
The text lists leaders and appointments amid a political shift, noting Ralph A. Gamble and Robert I. Wagner, with several colleagues from New York City and Brooklyn named for removal or reappointment, amid a broader call for reallocation of naval group duties and committee roles.
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Perlers Ia
Consgresa
Ralph A. Gamble
Tavehiwant
Benale
New Torl
Denveralle
Robert I. Wagner
Vila Prohabin Snevesanr
IV Senn
Obey
Republican
New Hampshire
Tiiker
Naval Group
Uta Meerbete
New Yorks
Glx
Rat Bloom
New York City
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Congress St
Trey
Vazzana Bros
Erie
Cluett & Sons
Steinway, Chickering, Story & Clark
Musette
Winter & Company
Stage Door
Wotry
Cluctt & Sons
Federal Reserve Board
Music Headquarters
Troy
Czechoslovakia
Madame Nugent Pelanlova
Prague
North 1735
North
Feign Attairs
Wolah O'Neale
Brooklyn
Ibrary
Andrew L. Boteers
Beovklyn
Mines and
Miting
Chatton A. Huwkley
Pensiona
Bugehy
Js Keogh
Breaklyn
Worfaton
Ad Howe
George B
Norchester
Pli
Rogers
The
Seven Up Bottling Company
Seven-Up Bottling CO
Jewelers
Weer
Longines Witlnaver
Ojher Guarante Watches
Sigs
Bride and Grean
Devon Sigse
Bamaus
Sunerb Shoatfer
Eversharp
Broadway
SHICK
Remington Electric
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