Fourth district leads Veterans Bureau decentralization effort
The Fourth district covering Maryland and Virginia will open the Baltimore regional office and establish new subdistricts and a central claims board. Managerial changes include Charles Sargent and local offices in Richmond and Charleston. The move, directed by Frank T Hins, aims to hasten investigations and ratings under a regional structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Bureau
Virginia
Frank T Hins
Alma
Dalton
Tseh Tater
Near
Ork
Fiat Geri
oTmeris
Disas
Ivy Reat
Haltimore Sgona Offia
Martland Veterans
Nieth District Board
Astet
co @ gaton
Died Falcow er Obituary Notice in Local Paper
Obituary notices detail the death of Falcow er aged 74 on August 13. Funeral services announced from residence 633 F street with a burial at Boom Intem cemetery pending, relatives invited. Another notice mentions Luther Thir jay August 14 192t with funeral arrangements by UFREES & F at of Ato Pola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falcower
Fredar
Panta
Sat
Peter
Mars
Luther
Camp Meade to Raise Kane for Two Weeks
Camp Meade will host Private Kane from Kane Pennsylvania for two weeks of duty with student officers of the reserve corps. Camp officials debate if asbestos lined equipment is needed or if Kane will prove to be a regular student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Meade
Kane
Kance Street
Reserve Corps
District Revenues Decline in Jaat fiscal year
The Chatham District tax collector reports total district revenues at 18 57 403 13 1 for the year, a decrease of 263 97174 from the prior year. Real estate and personal tax receipts fell, while intangible personal property tax rose. Insurant taxes and penalties contributed modest sums, with miscellaneous sources totaling 16 60932799 credited to the general fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaat Fis
Chatham M Towers
Collector and Boy Bitten by Dogs in Northwest District
A collector and a 14 year old boy were bitten multiple times yesterday by dogs owned by Essie Caldwell and Sarah Kaplan on 475 A Street NW and 69 G Street NW respectively. Benjamin Newhouse at 1126 SIAth Street NW treated the collector. doctors at Sibley Hospital attended the boy. The injuries were not described as serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H Waret
Essie Caldwell
Benjamin Newhouse
Siath
Adam Sid
Sarah Khaplan
G Street
Arthur Punch
Mra Kaplans
Pilat Physiians
Sibley Hospital
Betterment Campaign Foregone Heir’s Sanatorium Ties
Albert Heimmermann founder of Helpers from the Hills Inc. cooperates with Washington sanitarium officials and is compelled to forego the World Betterment mission he launched in 18. The brief notes the connection to his philanthropic group and the sanction affecting his campaign activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Heimmermann
Helpers From the Hills Inc 18
Washington Sanitarium
Divorce actions swirl as spouses seek relief and cross bills
In a tangle of petitions and counterclaims, George A Fillah seeks absolute divorce from Beadle Beade, alleging she kept him from their children and misused funds while living in Brazil. Beaden replies, denying neglect and accusing him of conjugal disputes and other misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A Fillah
Beade
Fillah
North Capitol Street
Brasil
Tenth Street
Brazil
Raymond Keesman
Pearl Freeman
James A O Shea
John E Sacks
Short Steel Day A Success and Trials Show Benefits
A report on the move to shorter steel working hours finds production largely unchanged and costs lower than expected. It notes improved social conditions in steel towns, with some housing and moral issues from unskilled labor shifts, while several major firms report increased payrolls and ongoing seven day work in blast furnaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron and Steel Association
Pittsburgh
Ile
Phifia
United States Steel Corporation
Othe Steel
Youngstown Ohio
Wiiam
P Pahmer
Nal Anert
Stee and Weee Company
Cleveland
Lis Cinpam
Homer D Willams
Carnegie Steel Company
E J Buffington
Minors Steel
Ziesing
American Bridge Company of
New York
Mob Schiller
National Tube Company of
F& W
Obituary notices for Lynca Poole Roth Budy and Hudy
Obituaries list funeral details for Mary Lynca Catherine Poole Roth Margaret Hudy. Services held at private residences or chapels on August 16 17 18 with burial at local cemeteries including Prospect Hill. Names include Mary Lynca Catherine Poole Roth and Margaret A Hudy with relatives listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynca
Riverdale
Mary Lynca
Son Riverdate
Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Poole
Albany
Catherine
Edward Allen Pole
Eduard T Wartmano
Edward Poole
South Manning Boulevard
DAR Calls to Fight Unpatriotic Propaganda in Schools
Mrs Anthony Wayne Cook the DAR president general orders state regents to mobilize against unpatriotic propaganda in public schools. The article cites Milton Fairchild of the Character Education Institute claiming disloyal propaganda is rare and says boards of education are trustworthy. The DAR vows to oppose groups it labels disloyal and communist in nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Wayne Cook
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Arma
DPAR
Plang
Mra Cook
D A R Iesadere
Milton Fairchild
Washington
Character Education Institution
Fairchild
Boards of Education
Canada
Cook
Cook Declar
Qne
District of Columbia
the Dark
Wrs
Howard TL Hodgkins
M. William & Herron
Program for Wales Visit Already Filled
Announcement by Maj Oscar N Solbert designates honorary aide de camp to the Prince of Wales. The visit will be a half day and simple in character due to mourning in the President's family. The James A Burden house in Oyster Bay will host with Mr and Mrs Winthrop acting as hosts. Polo, golf, formal lunches and dinners with polo players are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar N Solbert
Weeks
Coolidge
Prince of Wales
United States
White House
Long Islander
Denta
James A Burden
Syosset
L 2
Burden
Europe
H R Winthrop
Wilbur First Navy Head In Turret During Firing
Admiral Hughes notes Secretary Wilbur became the first Navy head to occupy a turret during firing. Wilbur, aboard the USS Colorado during calibration in Chesapeake Bay, described the experience after traveling from the Potomac mouth with the USS Iph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur
Navy
Colorado
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac
Admiral Hughes
Raincoat Stolen From Police Court Building
A raincoat was stolen yesterday from Fabert Smith a police court probation officer in the police court building at Sixth and D streets northwest. The theft occurred during a busy period as hundreds of officers patrolled corridors and attended cases in the adjoining courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fabert Smith Police Court
Bixth
D Streets
District assessment shows substantial value increase report
The district’s assessed real estate and tangible personal property rose by about 5.83 million dollars, with total assessed value reaching 902.29 million. Land value grew to 364.97 million, real estate improvements to 412.78 million, tangible personal property to 135.24 million, and intangible personal property to 379.88 thousand dollars more than the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P Richards
Daniel E Gorges
Board of Commissioners
Richarda
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Charleston
Wwes
Colamitas
Foe
Neorge
Hines
Funeral Directors
V. L. Speare Co
Sa Cenaors
Spea
Herbert B. Nevils
Frank Geier’s Sons
Ules Tae Mann
Melerste Prio
Sergeon Norval K. Tabler
T. F. Costello
Cap
VAL
Gawler Service
WRE
Speare Go
H Street
Walm
Soratergy
Speare Willis & Splars Fe Clyde Finghols
Chass Zirtorst
GEO. Gshaffer & Yu
Sts
Main
Towers
Collector
Averg
Mate
Husband
Jean Oliver
See
Columbus
iGeoge Olxers
Jean Olivers
Fairdanne
Warre Rider
William G Rider
Hitz
Lider
Tennessee
Tron and Railroad Company
South
Farrell
United States Steelorporation
Wire Wills
Wales
Richards
Valzes
Reo
Payenter
Treva Reo
Ess
Reo and
Reo Motor Car Company
Trew Motor CO
14Th Street
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Lansing
Michigan
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