Favors State Exhibit Plan Before Commissioners
Interstate Commerce Office proposes a permanent state exposition in Potomac Park east of the railroad yard for each state to display products and information. Joh H Nelson urged Washington District officials to plan a federal site with state pavilions and a centralized display, seeking federal aid and ground allocation for a proclaimed state showcase in a national context.
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Interstate Commerce
Potomac Park
Commonwealths
Bureaus
Washington
Joh H Nelson
Comanerce Commission
Distrie
Endert Ac
Ginthin
Ana
Otter
Flower Festivals Across Cities and Continents
The article surveys growing flower festivals from Pasadena New Year parades and Los Angeles spring displays to Santa Clara Valley blossoms and Portland rose celebrations. It notes grand parades chariots decorated with carnations and roses, queen roles, and festive carnivals drawing crowds from New Orleans to Tokyo. It mentions Beirut and Beirut's Feast of Liberty, Turkish Young Turk celebrations, and open air Corpus Christi processions in Rome and Hong Kong’s floriferous landscape.
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Southern
California
Jty
Pasadena
Jack Frost
Rome
Athens
Los Angeles
Mckiney
Carnationa
Farness
Santa Clara Valley
Santa Clara
Saratoga
Célebrann
Mexico
All Saints
Coxerag
Raon
Portland
West
Trtr
Washington
Hote
Hambee
Sutton
Colorado
Elovado
Breal
New Orleans
Mardi Gras
Leasbry Park
Fane
Mark ‘Twain
Asbury Furk
Brent
Prabelily Jones
Californa
Migi
Jones Atreet
Tokyo
Beirut
Ayael
Turky
Sears
Gremy
Quebec
Montreal
Pope
Urban
Italy
Honolulu
Apollo Orchestra Concert Pushes Through Weather Delays
An APOLLO ORCHESTRA concert faced weather related delays and venue adjustments. Officials promise a full program, featuring Meron and Troe as soloists, with updates on seating and timing.
Mark Lansburgh Lectures to McKinley Pupils on Penn Life and Campus
Mark Lansburgh of Vila City spoke at the McKinley Manual Training School yesterday, describing life at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He showed photographs of campus buildings and athletics, advised Washington students on locating quarters, and warned against common errors. The talk was sponsored by the Congressional Club of Penn, with Prof John W Adams assisting.
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Collegee
University of Penn
Ayivania
Philadelphia
Mark Lansturga
Vila City
Penn
McKinley Manual Training School
Langborgh
Julius Tansburgh
McKinley School
University of Pennsylvania
Pat
Terest
Pennsylvania
Ife
Lansburgh
Congressional Club
Washington
John W Adams
Musgouriana Banquet Draws National Republican Leaders
The Missouri Republican Association hosts a banquet at Riess House Saturday evening with the entire Republican delegation in Congress expected to speak. Dr Charles F Grandfield, Washington postmaster, John Stewart, Second Assistant Postmaster General, and other notable Missourians will attend, alongside League of Republican State Clubs officers. Detentive Baur travels from Washington to Davie West Virginia to fetch Donalds for trial on a $43 worthless check charge.
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Musgouriana
Miksouri Republican Association
Riess House
Republian
Congress
Charles F Grandfield
Washington
John Stewart
League of Republican State Clubs
Bing Donalds
Baur
Davie W Va
Ciliforn
Donalds
Shemisa I
Eleventh Street
Singing Evangelist Conducts Special Services at Temple Baptist
Special services are being held at Temple Baptist Church at Tenth and N Street Northwest by Rev Samuel Neill widely known as the Singing Evangelist. The public is invited.
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Temple Baptist Church
Tenth
N Stréste Northwest
Sanmel @ Neill
Store Remodeled Elevates Haberdashery in Capital
The Carter firm West and Gott announces a remodel of their basement into a modern high class clothing department. Exclusive lines include Stein Bloch & Co garments, Dunlap hats, Virgoe Middleton & Co cravats, and a custom shirt department catering to smart dressers in the National Capital.
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London
Carters
Colorado
Sidney West
Businezs
Washingtons
Weats
Banally Ag
Eugene C Gott
Ancy West
Washington Agency
Stein Bloch & Co
Rochester
Dunlap & Co
New York City
Washington Stars
Middleton & Co
England
Birney West
Firth Avenue
Washington
Coming Home for Easter at Union Station
The Great White Concourse of Union Station showcases a holiday mood as trains arrive bearing schoolboys and girls returning for Easter. Groups of dressed students mill about, awaiting trains that will take them to distant homes, transforming the station into a busy, festive hub.
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Union Station
Anaconda Stock Increase Approved at Stockholders Meeting
At an Anaconda Copper Mining Company stockholders meeting in Anaconda Montana in March 1943 the capitalization was increased from 1,200,000 shares to 1,800,000 shares of $25 par value. Directors offered specified sums of new stock to Boston and Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining Company Red Metal Mining Company and other firms in exchange for all properties and assets, totaling 260,000 shares of new stock to be issued against about 260 million dollars in assets.
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Anaconda
Mont Mar
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Angconda Company
Boston
Montane
Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining Company
Red Metal Mining Company
Wastion Copper Company
Butte and Boston Consolidated Mining Company
Big Black Foot Lumber Company
Gharca Trenton Mining and Development Company
Diamond Coal and Coke Company
Farrett Silver and Copper Company
Allee Guld and Silver Mining Company
Live Stock Markets Report From New York Trade
A fragmented market notice from New York shows cattle, calves, sheep, and hogs trading with mixed results. Cattle and sheep prices fluctuated while hogs and calves moved lower, with overall receipts and bids noted by exchanges and brokers.
Royal Court Admission Controversy Over American Heiress
Inquiries into a young woman's social status in her homeland are fueled by a reported royal audience request. A cablegram from a philanthropist father is interpreted as confirming a delicate acceptance while the court’s reaction remains unclear. A later note suggests she attended court as the daughter of an American gentleman.
Gay colors for men at Saks Co show bold season style
The article describes Saks & Co displaying a vivid men’s furnishings exhibition with varied colors from purple to emerald green. It notes the headgear, hats, laces, ribbons, and a decorated window with white tellises and floral motifs, praising the store’s 40 year display as elaborate and artistic and likely to boost popularity.
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Ita
Washington
Gaky & Co
Tihis
Saks & Combie
Garhard
Saks & Co
Saks
Saks Stab Highmeat
Wester
Exhibit Opens Today At Nath Street Business Show
Exhibit opens today from 9 to 6 continuing through tomorrow and Saturday at Nath street and Rhode Island avenue NW. Demonstrations run 7 to 10 each night. In conjunction with theastern Commercial Teachers Association convention the display features writing and adding machines presses phonographs and other up to date devices. Includes accounting bookkeeping shorthand exhibits and various stationery and textbooks. Representatives will explain and demonstrate. Businessmen and commercial students invited. admission free.
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Nath Street
Rhode Island Avenue
Astern Commercial Teachers Association
Chevy Chase Drag Hunt at Tennallytown Power House
The Chevy Chase Hounds met yesterday at the old Tennallytown power house Georgetown edge for a drag hunt. Hounds and horses endured a fast pace amid light scent due to dry conditions, with several riders including Mrs A i DMingnaing Knut A lel and Charlee Stone amid steady fences along a course skirting the Kengin place.
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Chevy Chase
Tennallytown
Georgetown
A i
Charlee Stone
Kengin Place
Manual training graduates and beaux arts show in Washington
Graduates from the negro manual training schools were celebrated in the Arm strong rehearsal hall with certificates presented by WOR Weans and remarks by Capt James F Oyster president of the board of education Supt Stuart Assistant Supt Bruce and Dr Wareh. An in depth workshop exhibition followed. Meanwhile a Beaux Arts Society exhibit showcases prize designs by American ateliers at the Washington Architectural Club on 4927 H Street NW with a public viewing Saturday. Bishop Harding confirms fifty three. a class of sixty three received confirmation at St Margaret’s Church on Palm Sunday as Rev Dr Alfred Harding preached the morning and a cantata Olivet to Calvary was performed in the evening.
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Armstrong
Wor Weans
James F Oyster
Board of Education
Stuart
Sunt Bruce
Wareh
United States
American Beaux Arts Society
Washington Architectural Club
H Street
Bishop Harding
Bisholp of
Washington
Alfred Harding
St Margaret ¢ Church
Connecticut Avenue
Dancrest Place
Herbert Scotti Smith
Calvary
Shale
Coming to the Theaters Belascom and New Orleans Opera House
Belaeu brings Belascom French Grand Opera Company to the New Orleans Opera House with a rich week schedule featuring Manon La Traviata Faust Carmen and other major works plus contemporary stage acts and vaudeville pieces. The National Theater hosts Miss Marie Tempest Penelope and a strong company in a new comedy with Columba Valeska Stratt and an ensemble of noted performers. Diverse acts from Berlin London and New York fill the week with circuses vaudeville sketches and musical comedies at multiple downtown venues.
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Belascom French Grand Opera Company
Belaeu
Alngera
Nthe
Brewet Opera House
New Orleans
Mane Tempest
Washington
Wrederink
Jack Straw
W Somerset Maugham
Marie Tempest
Penelope
Tempest
England
Penelopa
Comedy Theater
Miss Tempests Roje
Columba
Valeska Stratt
Columbia
Weing
Regina
Mise Surati
Berlin
Cape
Charles Lavenberg
Tuscany
Troubtadours
Wynn
Lee the
Howard Wormwoods
Mulha
Mart Tsuda
United States
Tagraph
Wintergarten
Comeds
London
Muay
New York
Africa
Simlana
Monera
Washington College of Music recital and New York Symphony debut
Fabian of the Washington College of Music presents Master WA engel in a joint recital on Tuesday afternoon. Walter Damrosch's New York Symphony Orchestra will perform Tchaikovsky Eugene Onegin for the first time in this city with a premier Russian operatic cast and a specially rehearsed chorus. Princeton’s Frangel Clan showcased His Honor Tue evening with a musical comedy to be staged in nearby cities, drawing applause for its music, lyrics, and performances.
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Columbia
Engel
Som Fabian
Washington College of Music
WA Engel
Ylate
Orlock
Falan Eels
Walter Damrosch
New York Symphony Orchestra
Eugene Onegin
Txchaikovsky
America
Sydney Lloyd ‘Weighson
Ponceton Triangle Club
Princeton Frangle Clan
Helssco Teater
Washington
Indianapolis
Chicago
Yanights
Ark
Brown Rolston
Princeton
Ladies Lenten Club Holds Final Season Meeting
The Shrine of the Sacred Heart Ladies Lenten Club held its last meeting of the season after 3 a clock yesterday with over 300 members present. In recent weeks the group visited distressed and poor people, offering aid and encouragement. Father Magee gave an address and Simier Wolf was scheduled to speak as well.
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Ladies Lenten Club
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