School drill parade crowns top company at regimental event
Company E wins first place with 51823 points at the annual drill contest held before thousands at the baseball park. Companies B and F earn 6130.7 and 5112.6 points, while cadets from 1P and 1D show strong performances. Gen Mills and local officials praise discipline and teamwork as officers present medals and ribbons to top squads.
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Cadets Impress In Close-Order Drill Exhibition
Cadets from local military schools and academies display strong close-order drilling and discipline. Officers including Maj Wallach McCathran Capt Laubach and Lt George Eynet praise the performance, noting notable concentration and pride in American cadets.
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Wallach McCathran
A. T Laubach
Thie
George A. Eynet
U. B
Benny
Knowegur
Ernest L'Thurston
Greak
Sullivan trial details and Keey statue bill in Congress
Special to Taz Warhington Pht New York reports Mae A Sullivan denying claims in a breach of promise case against Asthor Angergolt Hoe. testimonies from Dorothy Campion and aunt Mrs Sullivan countered. Senator Smith introduced a 5000 bill for a Francis Scott Key statue at Fort McHenry to honor the author of The Star Spangled Banner.
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Taz Warhington
Sullivan
Staintiff
Francia Scott Key
John Walter Smith
Fort McHenry
Eeanas
Francis Scott Keey
Utilities Probe Highlights Syme Stock Ties
In a House subcommittee hearing the adviser to Mr. Syme admitted owning Washington Railway and Electric Company stock. Witnesses pressed why family holdings remained, and Syme said he bought and paid for the shares. He argued municipal ownership could be necessary if trust or faith issues persisted between rail and electric firms.
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Washington
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Waltern
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Thesen
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Senator Fletcher Leads Bid for United Representatives Nomination
Fragmentary report shows Senator Fletcher leading efforts to select candidates for United Representatives and county offices. Mention of opponents such as Duster, Be, Sparkman and others appears garbled, with unclear dates and locations.
Panama Canal Debate Shapes Canada Canada Atlantic Trade
Senator Perkins cites Fraser Institute figures and F Be ronm remarks on canal impact for Canada Alberta farmers and western grain. He argues the canal will create a western economic divide, reduce freight costs, and boost exports while warning against tolls and subsidies as domestic policy.
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Roosevelt Perennial Candidate Claim Foe of Hadley
Former Assistant Postmaster General Heath labels Theodore Roosevelt a perpetual presidential candidate after a West visit. He argues Roosevelt will reject confidants who show presidential ambitions, nominating a trusted man from business for 1964. Heath cites Hadley and Borah as examples and predicts elimination of rivals to avoid betrayal.
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Primary returns reshape Republican slate for Congress race
Nominating ballots show candidates for Congress with Albert Bo Cumming and Gov. Clarke chosen by Republicans amid returns that shift the field. Incumbents include A. A Kugler, G. N Haugen, and W. P Woods. Democrats and Progressives field rival tickets with multiple districts contested.
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J. W. Cooper
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Leper Fugitive From Coast Colony Surrenders in City
John R. Harty, alleged leper labeled by health officers, reappeared in the city after fleeing a Pacific Coast colony. He telephoned to indicate his presence, was detained, and a fumigation of his hotel room was ordered. Officials plan deportation to remove him from the capital, citing legal authority.
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Tina
Barry
Paget Sound
Tarama
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Marty
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Captain Falls Overboard Afloat Near Fort Washington
Captain Beacham of the 2 Bs Pontonier narrowly escaped death when he fell overboard off Glesbors while crossing in the launch Trident. General John A. Johnston and Lisut Dean rescued him after seeing his struggle against the current. Beacham blamed a blown cap for the accident as no one was on deck to notice his disappearance.
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