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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1924

Page

8

Arlington to Ask Judge to Postpone Bond Vote

Arlington officials seek a court postponement of a bond issue vote and report on contracts to buy two motor engines for five thousand nine hundred dollars. Fire truck contracts and delivery terms are under review as local residents react to public works plans.

Arlington Arlington Poenty Bureau the Post Maremiog Vatel Samuel Brent Wiliam J. Ingram Dauwram Side Brent Circuit Court Kmm Norton Ecoquan Bay Raymoré Arlington County

Southern Maryland fair offers prizes for fruit and home crafts

The Southern Marinland fair in Upper Marlboro hosts September 4 to 13 with cash awards for best fruit displays from regional counties and for numerous home arts, needlework, and clothing exhibits. Prizes range from $1 to $7. entries include crab apples, pears, apples, peaches, grapes, and various sewn and embroidered items plus remade garments.

Upper Marlboro Maryland Royates Anne Arundel Calvert Charles St Mary's Prince Georges Marinland Fair Fair Management

Radio Programs Today August 22 1939 Broadcast Schedule

Arlington NAA and distant stations list hourly livestock weather fruit markets and stock reports plus Navy and public health talks and musical programs with dozens of stations including WCAP WRC HDKA KFI KYW WDAF WGN WJZ and WLS providing time signals weather forecasts baseball scores and concert performances across a broad network.

NAA Naveladio Arlington C. W Chicago St. Louis Treasury Department Bureau of the United States Public Health Service Naval Press News Wcap—C. & P Gordon Gordon-Smith Navy Band Orchestra Charles Beniter Wrc—Radio Corporation Madga Beck Elizabeth Brew Colin Clark White Albert Newcomb Thaddeus H Elder Winifred Michaelson Franjees Bingham Cole Alderman Maurice Judd the Irving Spernstein Wardman Park Radio Digest Associated Presa HDKA Pittsburgh Stockman Kfi Myra Belle Vickers HKHI Los Angeles KPO San Francisco KSD HYW Enectady Society For Electrical Development Ucutions tChildren Frederic Duclert

Radio distance study ends with 50000 observations

The Bureau of Standards completes two years of radio distance range observations using KDKA and WLAG signals with about 200 volunteers at up to 1000 miles. Preliminary findings rank other stations, atmospherics and fading as top reception obstacles. data processing will take time. Public notice will follow in the Radio Service Bulletin.

Bureau of Standards Ita KDKA Pittsburgh WLAG Minneapolis Radio Service

Alexandria School Permit Dates Set September 8 1910

Plans for reopening Alexandria public schools call for permits for white children September 8 and 9 and for colored children September 10, issued in City Hall. Birth certificates required for primary entrants, with taxes paid. Meetings for teachers and principals slated for September 10. Also reports on Kiwanis meeting, prize win by Alexandria filmmen, exhibits planned for October, and local notices including a funeral and juvenile court case.

Washington Post Bureau N. Patrick Alexandria City Hall Magnue W. Bales Jefferson Graded School Kiwanis Club Chamber of Commerce Martin Vance Staunton Ruth le Hew Vance Kiwanis Ogden James M. Duncan Harrisonburg Ine

Adventists Begin Frederick Sessions

Special to The Washington Post. Frederick Maryland August 21 The annual convention and camp meeting of the Chesapeake conference of the Seventh Day Adventists opening tonight will run ten days About 200 delegates from Washington Baltimore Hagerstown Wilmington Dover Smithsburg Cambridge Salisbury Brunswick and other places attend Speakers include Rev L Drews Rev J W McCord N B Ashton Rev Dr B G Wilkinson Rev F S Robbins and Rev W F Martin The first business session will be held tomorrow with the president delivering his annual address.

Washington Post Frederick Chesapeake Seventh Day Adventists Maryland Delaware District of Columbia Washington Baltimore Hagerstown Wilmington Dover Smithburg Cambridge Salisbury Brunswick Ashton Qohlo B. G. Wilkinson Pennsylvania F. S. Robbins Columbia Union Conference W. F. Martin G. B. McMillan

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