Prohibition license debate at White House and callers
A White House visit day includes Iowa Rep Hepburn and others discussing enforcement of prohibition and a possible 2000 license fee. Hinshaw explains his disclosure of a state secret and President Johnson's stance on a third term. Minnesota Gov Johnson and Sen Nelson engage in greetings and appointments, with notes on West Point cadet nomination and Soldiers Home board matters. The scene includes lawmakers and officials meeting in Washington during a busy political day.
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District of Columbia
Hepburn
White House
Hinshaw
Urhaka
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Lise
Bryan
Pennsylvania Avenue
Sam
Nelson
James F Blawn
John S. Blawn
Licht
West Point
Armerican
Peking
National Soldiers Home
Wadeorth
New York
Wade Worth
Board of Managers
Waisworth
Cangreay
Seasters Gatlinger and Burnham
New Hampshire
United States Marshal
Yew Haar Styre
Eugene PB Nuts
Allison Wedeller
Payne Tawney
Wiliams
Quick registry work postmaster introduces time saving plan
Postmaster Barnes and the registry division head introduced a new form of receivers recount that speeds handling to about thirty seconds per item. The system uses time checks and endorsements from sender to delivery to guard safety and track each handling step. An overhead platform now connects receiving and dispatching divisions to speed mail movement during the holiday rush.
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Barnes
Protest Over Stable Plans Near Eckington Church Yard
Loveless Lane residents oppose a proposed stable in JW Luveleas coal yard with District Commission weighing permit or required repairs. Eckington Presbyterian Church rep BOD Wyman and neighbor J B Berry voice concerns while WT Austin for Loveless argues the project improves property. The commissioners outline options to grant a permit or demand repairs on the existing stable.
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JW Luveleas Noth Cepitel Atrect
Flordia Avensie Worth
Migcionera
Linton
Eckington Presbyterian Church
Bod Wyman
J’ B Berry
My Love
Ess
Austin
Congress Heights elects officers at annual meeting
At the Congress Heights Citizens Association annual meeting, officers for the coming year were elected: President F E Butterfield, Vice President Victor Beyer, Second Vice President J A Smithson, Recording Secretary A Kinman, Financial Secretary WO Stivers, Treasurer John Dean Wonders for Children Christmas. Dr Horton Horton will lecture on The Greeks as Today in Hubbard Memorial Hall.
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Congress Heights Citizens
Congress Heights Citizens Association
F E Butterfield
Victor Beyer
Viec
J A Smithson
A” Kinmans
Modalman & Co
Horton Wil Levture
George Horton
Athens
Greece
Washington
Archaeological Institute of Amerca
Hubbard Memorial Hall
Horton
Mitchell Carroll
Cleveland Park
Protests prompt action on Humane Society agents powers
Washington horse owners group seeks tighter controls as commissioners threaten to revoke agent specials if Humane Society fails to act on complaints. Assistant corporation counsel’s contact with the society ends. Also, calls for a new engine house site in Virginia Avenue area. Gas hearing set for tomorrow on protests against the proposed suspension and court action by gas companies seeking higher capital stock.
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Virginia Avenue
Ersclen
Macfarland
Ghier Belt
Sixth and
School Streets
Washington
Georgetown
Die Glee Supreme Court
Popular Cream Velvet Dessert Fund Donation Noted
The initial winter contribution to the Fremens Coffee Fund, started five years ago by District Commissioner Mac Farland, arrived as two checks from Mrs Mam E Norman. The contribution is tied to a scheme aimed at improving community projects, with Farland praising flowers and longevity of blooms in a brief aside.
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Macfarland
Mam E Norman
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