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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1917

Page

12

Bridge upgrade urged by Randle Heights group over road traffic

A committee from the Randle Heights Citizens Association argued Sunday that more than 309 vehicles crossed the Pennsylvania Avenue Bridge over the Hastern Branch of the Lotemac, calling for a new wider bridge to replace the narrow structure in need of repairs. Large banners would be placed at both ends urging the public to write officials demanding action.

Randle Heights

Washington society notes from July gatherings and travel

Washington social column reports a busy midsummer circuit. Secretary of State and Mrs Lanning return to Washington midweek after weeks at Henderson Harbor with relatives. Bulgarian Minister Panaretos and Mme Panaretos depart for Williamstown and Manchester by the Sea for August and Mme Panaratoff, a native Massachusetts woman, taught at the American University in Sofia. Swiss Minister and Mme Ritter sail to The Hague as Huebscher acts as chargé d affaires. Hoover hosts Baron Moncheur and Belgian ministers at the Metropolitan Club. Various diplomats, spouses, and Washingtonians register at inns, attend weddings, and plan summer stays from Atlantic City to Newport and Mountain Lake Park.

Lanning Henderson Harbor Washington Mme. Panaretos Williamstown Masa Manchester-by-the-Sea Mme Panaratoff Massachusetts Sofia American University Europe Mme. Ritter New York The Hague Long Island Huebscher Legation Hans Sulzer

Reading for Sammies in wartime newspapers

Secretary of Commerce Redfield urged editors to ship free current reading matter to American soldiers overseas to outrun U-boats. He cited Gen Parshing's plea for timely material and promised ship space when batches are ready, while allowing public contributions.

Redfield

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