Potomac Council OKs Modern Fire Department Plan
Potomac council last night approved a move to modernize fire services with a triple combination pump and chemical engine. A special committee led by Zimmermann will oversee building improvements to the temporary fire house and road work using 59 carloads of cinder to be laid at $17 per car and $1850 per car for walks. The council also ordered sewer line use contracts and discussed real estate tax reassessment aims for Arlington County to raise fairness and curb high assessments. The Fort Myer Heights association appointed a committee to study valuation adjustments, while the Clarendon band seeks citizen support with a concert scheduled near Clarendon station.
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Arlington County
Burfat
Clarendon
Waler Clar
Potomac
R. E Zimmerman
Zimmerman
A . Brooks
W E. Ktawell
Walter Varney
H R Hansborough
Hume Springs
Fort Myer Heights
Plymaly
Plimale
Fort Myer Hergicds
A McShea
A R Evans
T E. Gilbert
R. E Plymale
A F Snyder
Clarendon Station
Thomas Manning
Marendon Citizens Association
Radio Programs Today Across Eastern Stations
A summary of Wednesday August 4 radio schedules across Eastern stations led by Naval Radio Arlington and dozen others. Listings include livestock reports weather forecasts market updates fruit shipments hay and feed, Civil Service broadcasts, Army band concerts, and varied music and talk programs from WCAP WEAF KYW KDKA and more with times from early morning to late night.
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Ednesday
Arlington
C. W. Ave
Chicago
le Louis
Civil Service Commission
United States Civil Service
Naval Press News
Wcap—C. & P
United States Army Band
Washington
Emory Wilson Memorial
Central High School Washington
Raymond T Sherman
William J Stannard
Cain
Central High School
Studio Weaf
New York City
True Tales of the
Secret Service
C. E Russell
National Carbon Company
U 5
George ‘A Zabriskee
UK Sugar Equalization Board
United States Sugars Association
WCAP
Irving Boernatein
Wardman _Park Hotel
Listen in: Mrs Atherton Du Puy to pause talks on women’s roles
The radio schedule notes Mrs William Atherton Du Puy will discontinue her Monday afternoon program What Women Are Doing Today on WRC while she is away from the city. The well received talks target women in suburbs and farming districts after work. A separate entry highlights Presidential Campaign Novelties a nonpartisan talk by Edward S Van Zile on WOR.
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Markat
WBZ
William Howell
Barytone
Juliette House
Copley Dance Orchestra
Leo Reisman
Bill Coty
Jack Armstrong
WDAF
Kansan City
WDAR
Philadelphia
Lam
Philadelphia Federation of Churches
Arcadia Cafe Orchestra
Wert Sugkozi
Arcadia Concert Orchestra
Dream Daddy
Arnold Abbott
Reading Railway Company
William Atherton du Puy
WRC
du Puy
WOR
Edwards
van Zile
Harding
Scott J. Bone
Alaska
WLS
Chicago
WLW
Cincinnati
Virginia Enfee Tagnees
Natlonai Young People
Evan Eeleat” Church
Worlder Instrumental Trio
WMAQ
Civil Service
WNAC
Boston
Newark
WN. J
Real Notch Inn Orchestra
Berele Chagy
Edward S. van Ztle
Publicisn
Abraham Nelson
Statler and Plain Dealer
Statler
Plain Dealer
WTAS
Ejigin
L'a A. m
Wwdi
Arrest Gypsy Band On Larceny Charge
Cambridge police and Sheriff Mowbray arrested a two person band near sale grounds in Cambridge Maryland for larceny. They allegedly stole sums from $4 to $240 by pocket picking and holdups before identities were clear, and they were released after returning all stolen money.
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Gypsy Band
Cambridge
Sheri Mowbray
High prices delay selecting site for Alexandria hotel
The Alexandria Hotel Corporation could not choose a site for the Georgy Mason hotel due to high land prices demanded by property owners. The committee will offer fair market value for properties with options. Over 100 stock subscribers have yet to make initial payments, and collection steps may be taken to avoid borrowing more funds. A coroner's inquest will be held tonight for Mae Foreman, a 16 year old killed in a Fort Humphreys road motorcycle crash with traffic officer Forrest Waddell.
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Washington Port
Burbat
N. Patrick Bt
Alexandria
Alexandria Hotel Corporation
T. Marshall Jones
Mae Foreman
Washington
Alexandria Hospital
Fort Humphreys
Forrest P. Waddell
Demaine
Waddell
Fairfax County
Michael T. Dwyer
Charles W. Houston
John H. Fisher
H. Melvin Devers
Willam J. Schuler
Car. Troy DB. Woolf
Polling clerks named for county election roles
The county supervisors of elections released a list of polling place clerks for the November election. The roster shows pairs in each district with a Democrat and Republican at each polling location including Rockville, Bethesda, Olney, Potomac, and more, along with several licensing notes and deputies. A separate notice confirms marriage licenses for Harry L. Aldinger and Sarah C Kennedy, and William E B Jordan and Sadie L Huff. Maynard Sellman was named deputy game warden. The RU Mary’s Catholic church festival in Rockville and St Gabriels in Potomac continues through tomorrow with dances led by committee chair Barry F. Clark.
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Rockville
Supervisors of Elections
Laytonasville
J. Ernest Hawkins
Lenor Howes
Williams. Magruder
Clarksburg
W. Parke Buxton
Raymond Spring
Poolesville
Frank I. Davis
Samuel E Fawley
Louis Berry
Henry Mn, Jr
Jacob Poas
Wy Eiter
Ww. Dewaots
Elbert
T. Clagett
A. Gi Wiatielne
Colesville
William P. Leizear
Walter B. Adams
Harold L. Bradford
W. H. Burnett
Ellis R King Olney
Robert H.scoanare
Clarence Lo Carrell
Hobart J. Hutton and
Willard Harvey Galthereburg
Albert F. Thompson
J. Ft. Howes
Willam C. Gloyd
James I. Ryland
Potomac
Norman Lee Ingalls
Joseph F Taylor
Barnesville
W. C. Robertson
Walter Powle
J. W. Malcolm Young
Charles C. Orme
Damanour
Calvin B. Beall
J. W. Hager
Hlete D. Hawkins
J. B. Beall
Wheaton
WoHam A. Fidler
C Albert Parker
Francis Galscar
John F. Coughlan
Robert Murphy
Robert Garrison
Augustus Wt. Klein
George H. Snyder
Veronica Burdine
Fleanora Adams
Mixa Florence Bennett
Maude H. Bf. Galloway
Harry L. Aldinger
Sarah C Kennedy
Harrisbure
Wiliam
EB. Jordan
Middleburg
Sadiel L. Huff
Redertown
Maynard Sellman
RU Mary's Catholic Church
St Gabriela Catholic Church
St Mary's Church
Ami
Thi
Johny T Coolahan
Barry F. Clark
W. Brooke Edmondston
Malcolm
Dr H L Smith Improves But Stable at Johns Hopkins
Baltimore August 5 The condition of Dr Henry Touts Smith president of Washington and Lee University remained unchanged this afternoon according to his wife Mrs Smith He was brought to Johns Hopkins Hospital from Lexington Virginia last Sunday after a light concussion from an automobile accident three weeks ago Doctors say he has shown gradual improvement since the move to Baltimore He is attended by Dr Thomas P Sprunt A luncheon at the University Club will feature Rev Edmund A Walsh Regent of the Foreign Service School Georgetown University speaking on Russia and current conditions based on relief work in a long stay there
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Washington
Washington Hotel Men's Association
Baltimore
Henry Touts Smith
Washington and Lee University
Edmund A. Walsh
Foreign Service School
Georgetown University
Russia
Wapiya Club
University Club
Local notices in Rockville include a wedding plan and a shower
S McCanthe of Washington offers 3 acres on the Higgina farm at Halpine with price announced at 8000 dollars. Miss Lucille Weaver, to wed Forrest L. Magruder of Potomac, hosts a home demonstration shower in Rockville with about fifteen attendees. Minn Weaver, daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Weaver of Rockville, faces assault charges. Norman Kramer of Takoma Park fined 50 dollars. Hazel Larman of Clar enburg County marries Arthur A Ward of Washington, to reside there after their honeymoon.
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George W Weaver
Rockville
Raymond Freash
Takoma Park
Maryland
Norman Kramer
Coate
Fudge Samuel Rigas
Baltimbore
Hazel Larman
Arthur A. Ward
Washington
Rorkville
Radio Phones for 1 815 Beds in 3 Hospitals
Three local hospitals provide a radio receiving headset at each of their 1,815 beds. Walter Reed hospital has 1,565 sets, Mount Alto 200, Nugget hospital 50, and Naval hospital 878 additional sets not yet in use. Installations completed recently, funded by the Hoxie radio fund, bringing comfort to disabled former service men.
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Walter Reed Hospital
Mount Alto
Nuggal Hospital
Eliasbeth's Hospital
Naval Hospital
Hoxie Radio Fund
Sons of St George to Honor Washington Statewide Convention
Representing 10000 members in Pennsylvania Delaware and DC the American Order Sons of St George opened its 23rd Pennsylvania jurisdiction convention in Odd Fellows hall with installation of grand officers led by Arthur Brown. Delegates sail to Mount Vernon for tomb exercises with Rev Thomas W Cooke as principal speaker.
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American Order Sons of St. George
Pennsylvania
Delaware
District of Columbia
Pensylvania
Odd Fellows Hall
Thomas H. Russell
Phul[sdelphia
William Maund
McKeesport
Arthur Brown
Brockton
Maas
George H. Hill
Mount Vernon
George Washington
Thomas W. Cooke
Church of the Ascension
Parents Seek to Free Bride From Husband
Miss Louise Buckley denies secret marriage to Charlies Heitelbach as parents push for annulment. Rev Michael J Cannon says Catholic law bars divorce. couple to meet priest for possible settlement. Mrs Rattelbach contemplates separation under church rules, preventing remarriage.
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Louise Buckley
Mr. Buckley
New Hampshire Avenue
Charlies Heitelbach
Gatreet Porthaent
Yeeterdey
Cannon
Young Reuterbach
Mre Rattelbach
Homecoming Week Opens in Shenandoah Valley
Shenandoah valley begins homecoming with Luray hosting Page county events including a parade and picnic dinner. Daily celebrations planned across Rockingham Harrisonburg Augusta Staunton Clarke Berryville and Frederick with Floyd W Weaver delivering an address.
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Floyd W Weaver
Lee Highway Association
Luray
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Newton
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Ite
Frank H. Eastman
Susie Mankin
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Claren
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Meath
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Piane
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National Industrial Conference Board
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Pittsburgh
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United States Secret Service
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Delaware River Bridge Commission
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Rosemont
5. A. Walls
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Ivy Hil Cemetery
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Citizens Military Training
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Tthe Woodlawn Baptist Church
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Col. R N. Harper
Washington Auditorium Committee
Occidental Hotel
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Col. Harper
R. P. Andrews
Nineteenth
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New York Avenue
Washington Auditorium
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Washington Auditorium Corporation
RR. P. Andrews
Andrews
National Capital
Albert Schulteln
Gen
Anton Stephan
B. F. Calladay
C. J. Gockeler
C. J. Columbus
E. G Brandenburg
Lester Jones
Harry King
M A Leese
Sidney West
Fleming Newbold
G. Logan Payne
H. L. Smith
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Ghostnut Farms
Buttermilk
Chestnut Farms
Chestnut Farms Dairy
Connecticut Ave
Franklin
Nash
Hurley Motor Company
14Th Street
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