Georgetown Law School Opens Sept 15 With Renovation
Georgetown Law School will open its new academic year on September 15 1924 in a renovated building with added library space. Judge Josiah A Van Orsdel joins the faculty alongside prominent district lawyers and professors as the school moves toward Class A status. The program includes a university president address and Dean Hamilton of the Law Faculty delivering the opening remarks.
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Record of 33 Million Pension Checks Sent in a Decade
The pension bureau of the Department of the Interior issued 33,000,000 checks over ten years, averaging 275,000 monthly. Peak activity came in July 1924 with 520,102 checks totaling 18,440,504.27 dollars. Checks are signed by ten at a time, one clerk handling 10,000 to 11,000 daily, with addresses printed by addressograph machines. Pensioners shifted from quarterly to monthly payments a year and a half ago.
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Department of the Interior
Dedication of Catholic U Stadium Draws High Officials
High officials from the arms navy and diplomatic corps will attend the dedication of the new 60000 seat stadium at Catholic University on October 4. A 260 member Washington citizens committee hosts, with Marines, alumni groups, and a Navy address by Secretary Wilbur. A WCAP broadcast, a Marine aircraft flyover, and a post-ceremony Quantico Marines versus Catholic University football game are planned.
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Alumni Association
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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Brookland
University
Louis H. Crook
Suitland Jousting Tourney Set For Tomorrow
Community of Suitland prepares for its third annual jousting tournament and a silver cup event at the Labor Day festival. The program includes speeches by officials, clown riding, a chicken supper, queen of love and beauty coronation, and dancing at the new community house. Clown sentinels will greet motorists at key transit points to guide them to the venue.
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Pace Institute Opening Sets Fall Address by Dean Willett
Pace Institute of Accountancy opens its regular fall term on September 15 with Dean Glenn Willett of the law faculty, a special lecturer from New York and Baltimore, delivering a talk titled Marketing Your Vocational Ability. The Pace club will hold the first meeting of the school year after the opening, and the club president James R Kirkland says the first issue of the weekly bulletin will appear in October. The public is invited.
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Fraternity House Opens At National University
The National University Phi Beta Gamma chapter opened its new riverside clubhouse in Benson's addition near Cabin John. The elaborately furnished house features a tennis court, baseball diamond, athletic facilities, and a radio station being installed. A three day house party culminates with a river picnic a baseball game banquet and a dance. Summer term exams at the law school ended with record enrollment including many new women students.
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George Washington University Catalog Fragment 1881
Fragment from an 1881 GWU catalog noting coeducation by not of Congress and fall term offerings across the Department of Art and Sciences and Graduate Studies. It lists liberal arts, engineering, architecture, and education courses, with contact details for the registrar and deans, and telephone numbers.
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Tourist Camp Concessionaire Change at Hast Potomac Park
Clyde Burton takes charge of concessions at Hast Potomac Park Tourist Camp after park police investigations found insanitary operations and excessive pricing by former operator Arthur L Castillo. Captain Watson IL McMorris referred findings to Lieut Col C O Sher Till and public buildings and grounds officials.
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C O Sher- Till
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Immigration Laws Off for ZR-3 Crew
President Coolidge suspended passport rules for the German crew of the airship ZR3. The order allows crew members arriving in the United States who plan to depart soon after not to submit passports or other documents normally required by law.
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Hurricane strikes St Thomas destroys 200 houses
A hurricane yesterday leveled about 200 houses in St Thomas Virgin Islands causing about 26000 in losses. No casualties were reported as the American Red Cross was informed and sent 1009 to the St Thomas chapter to aid sufferers now assisted by Red Cross and local authorities.
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Georgetown U Opens Four Year Law Course Enrolls Record
Georgetown University Law School begins its scholastic year with a full four year program for the evening division and a larger three year day program. Enrollment reaches 1200, the largest in the district, as faculty adds notable speakers and new chairs. Dean Hamilton arrives for the opening, and the Healy building renovations prepare the campus for its earliest October 1 start.
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