Labor Is Aggressive Will Question Candidates
The Executive Council of the American Federation of Labor adopts a resolution to continue pressing labor questions and demand election of lawmakers who will back labor demands. It vows to exclude political servitude and party slavery, urging independent use of ballots. The council also opposes compulsory pilotage and plans cooperation with allied unions to defend pilots and other labor rights. It endorses investigations into women and children's work hours, considers charter matters for steamfitters and other trades, and to issue charters only under federation rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Alolrec
Lennon
Detroit
International Seamens Union
International Association of
Pilots’ Association
Bridgt Td Structural Iron Workers
Pittsburg
Gompers
Federation
United Association of Plumbers
National Association of Steamfitters
Ameri- Federation Labor
Trade At Shanghai Report On Relative Values
Specat Agent Burrill of the Bureau of Manufactures notes in the latest daily trade report that imports into Shanghai from the United States and Great Britain show mixed relative value. Hongkong shipments credited to Britain regardless of origin, with 25 percent not from Great Britain. Britain credited with 85,000,000 to Shanghai annually vs 19,090,000 from the United States. Shanghai exports to respected countries amount to about 28,000,000 annually. United States lacks a permanent commercial representative in Shanghai or Qing Dynasty areas, unlike other nations. German tariff methods praised as efficient model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrill
Bureau of Manufactures
Trade and Consular
Shanghai
United States
Great Britain
Hongkong
Britain
Timife
Vermont in the lead in manufacturing census results
Vermont tops the manufacturing census with a 22.5 percent rise, surpassing New England peers and major states. Marble, lumber, woolen goods, and dairy products show the strongest gains as Kentucky reports 2727 establishments and 159 million dollars in products for 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seare
Vermont
New England
Moston
Connecticut
New
Massachusetts
Kentucky
Census Bureau
Grand Opera Recitals At Rann Sons Co This Week
The Vietor stalking machine e eltals of grand opera selections at Rann Sons Co will continue throughout this week. The programme features eight members of the company from last week at the National Theater. Recitals are free and popular with music lovers and those not acquainted with the instruments’ possibilities. Walliams Becomes Correspondent James Thomas Williams Jr leaves the Washington AP office to join Hogton Transcript as Washington correspondent. Charles A Smith will cover the diplomatic beat for the AP during the current Congress session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At & Rann Sons & Co
James Thomas W Williams, Jr
Associated Press
Washington
Hogton Transcript
Charlea & Smith
Capitol
Congress
Porto Ricans Score War on Warren Comment
Porto Rican residents of this city challenge Charles Warren of the Department of Commerce and Labor after a lecture on Porto Rico. Nadal and Rivera defend local life and coffee quality, disputing Warren's exaggerated claims about conditions and even coffee making. Rivera cites Washington cats as a contrast to Porto Rico. Roosevelt’s coffee standard is praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadal
Charles Warren
Department of Commerce and Labor
Porto Rico
Warren
Pedro A Rivera
Mr Rivera
Rosevelt
Globe
Washington
Niagara Falls Faces Peril From Water Withdrawals Warning
A joint American Canadian report to Congress warns Niagara Falls dangers from commercial water withdrawals. It says 27 percent of fall water may be diverted, 17 000 cubic feet per second already used, risking beauty and tourism. The agencies urge speedier legislation to limit withdrawals and protect the falls for both nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
American Waterways Commission
Congress
Canada
American Iy of Engineers
Amerca
United States
State of New York
Thieves Report Widespread Losses in City Burglary Surge
A citywide wave of petty crimes continues with signs of a skilled professional gang. Watches, jewelry, clothing, money, and bicycles were stolen from multiple locations including Verne Vidette and the New Willard Hotel, while a necklace and several wallets vanished. A notable Sunday gathering at the Y M C A features Rev John L Allison speaking on “A Man of Vision.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Street
Robert Henry
Park
G Posey
Posey
W H House
New Willard Hotel
Hagaman
D Street
Y. M. CG
G Street
John L. Allison
Gunton Memorial Presbyterian Church
Washington
Building Company Formed for Subdividing Land and Sell It
A meeting at the Riggs House formed Edwards Building and Loan Company to subdivide a 37 acre Sherwood Granby tract north east of the city for homeseekers. Capital planned at 125000 with stock of 3000 subscribed. no paid agents, offices, or salaries. land to be graded into 329 lots with sewer water gas and electricity. Subscriptions open until March 2, with incorporation committee led by John L Lynn Leland Hartin and F E K Rapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards Building and Loan Company
Riggs House
B F Edwards
Frank EB Rapp
Sherwood Farm
Granby
Rhone Island Avenue
Committee On Incorporation
John L Lynn
Leland Hartin
F EK Rapp
B. F. Eawis
Twelfth Street
Col O G Staple
Scott Nesbitt S S Pletcher
Ta Collins
L_R Sherwood
J R Sherwood
Charles Capell
Leland Bartin
Joseph Goodkey
Franklin Hough
Ww W Martin
John ‘Lynn
R A Bolin
F. A Rupp
F Ll Knopp
C Sonne
Mr Thayer
Ginsberg Released On Grand Jury Bond In Larceny Case
Joseph Ginsberg was released on a 350 bond with William J Howard as surety after Justice Gould ordered detention for grand jury action on a grand larceny charge. He is to appear in court if an indictment is returned. Attorney J B Mclaughlin defended him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Gould
Joseph Ginsberg
Giusberg
William J Howard
Ike Edelson
J B Mclaughlin
Ginsberg
Father Marr Recovers From Health Trip
Rex J D Marr rector of Immaculate Conception Church returned to Washington after nearly two months away for health reasons. He visited the West Indian Islands Jamaica Norfolk and the Virginia Hot Springs. He spoke of feeling greatly improved and enjoyed the tropical scenery and baths. His return to the church will be a surprise to many parishioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex J D Marr
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Washington
Father Marr
West Indian Islands
Jamaica
Inter
Virgina
Rex Father Marr
Father ‘ Marr
Norfolk
Marr
Marvel
Pulpwood Consumption Rises Significantly
A Department of Agriculture statement says pulpwood use for paper products has risen 60 percent over five years. Current annual consumption exceeds 300 cards, placing a heavy load on forest reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Funeral of Congressman Patterson in Ashland large attendance
The funeral of the late Congressman George R. Patterson of this district was held in Ashland today. Committees from the United States Senate and the House of Representatives attended. Nearly every city in the state was represented, making it the largest funeral ever held in Ashland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson. Pottsile
George R. Patterson
Ackland
Unite States Senate
House of Representatives
Ashland
Hotels Listed Residents and Guests Across Cities
A sweeping hotel guest list details visitors and residents alphabetically by city, naming dozens of individuals and couples staying at properties in Baltimore Chicago Philadelphia New York City St James Cairo and more, with extensive cross listing of surnames and spouses. The compiled roster reads like a continental travel directory of patrons at the period’s major hotels.
Names list appears in fragmentary memorial or roster
Fragmentary OCR shows a list of personal names and titles linked to places across several countries including United States Canada Mexico and Morocco. Entries include Willard Edward Howell Jones W MH Bishop Bramwell A S Warden Jr Grafton Raleigh Wisconsin W Ranney Recine St James Fulton Fulton Hudson Ramsey and son Racing Raleigh Canada Stevenson William Stevenson Mina H Stevenson Torogta Abbitt Morocco Albert J Nathan Tangier Shoreham Erance R Haugon Faris New Willard United States Marine Corps Robert Denig Raleigh United States Navy H W Kochley New Wither.
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Edward
Feano
Mieg Fenno
John Crom
Josey D Colt
Adee
George J Engelmann
Clark
A C Warren
George A
Flyon
George A Frost
Woohees
New Willard
Oh Newton
E Fittoon
J J Henderson
Rosa
Matel Henderson
Cairo
Charles Nash
Florence Nash
Joseph Newton
Florence Beals
Soloman Ford
Tord
A Drake
Wallace Drake
Wallace Wherton
Inex Wheaton
Joseph Wison
Wilson
AV Wilson
T G Wilson
J A Dean
HW March
Miss Sulis
Misa Smith
M Swit
Tiatthe Skillings
Uwlanche Sears
Ethel Littlefield
Daniela
J F Morphy
Brennan Everett Skillings
Ebbitt
CR Eager
Harriett E Jenninga
M Schoonmaker
HW Mathews
D F
Connet
Raleigh Cricago
Robert P Knutes
Riggs
L Smith
LH Smith
James Carroll P Clucos
National
H Stephenson
F P Berkley
Brainord
Wilam Showalter
Graham
New
Willard Edwards Rogers
Everman
Tanner
Raleigh
New York City
G Mortimer
Davis
T Hammeraehlog
Wiley New Willard
H J Hock
Arlington
Lard
Wo R Parker
Milton Hockes
Amy Haden
Risa Baskerville
James A Harden
Whur
J Horndan
BC Smith
Shoreham
J Fassett
Sherman
Miss Wall
J J Grose
Celental
Hoover
W Courtenay
George W Cowen
WT Stephenson
Lanmay Robinson
Theodore F
Northrop
H J Magnani
Od Gretz
Miex Bules
Mies O'Brien
New Witlera 2Ittsburg
Natheolel Green
W C Grubbs
John H Roney
W H Hudcall
J ¢ Sander
St James
Olafossing
Cherles
Bailey and
Wits
Mra
Alabama
G K. Little
Tuscaloosa
S J O'Herrem
H D Tertene
Hackenssck
H H Butta
Lakewood
Albany
Day
James Siven
B Pell
Home
J L. Driscoll
Cateull
Gertrede Ranken
Troy
Dunn
Rochester
Henney
Buffalo
Hine
Jamestown
James L. Iving
Hughes
Tarrytown
Hadley
Vayrton
Reynolds
Olean
A Reilty
National L
Peitermel
Pettermet
Akron
New Wiiford
Will Christy
Cincinnati
W. Levis
Cleveland
J Hamilton
Mefven
Cly
EA Clark
Ite Scranton
ML Melntech
Mlow
Melntoxs
Wise Gameron
Pranklin
Rhode Island
FO Champlin
Providence
Jeffrey Davie
Caromina
Kittle H. Kirkpatrick
Mabel Kirkpatrick
Fort 31M
St. James
Tennessee
R. Galloway
Memphis
Robert Rumell
Wo J Oliver
Kuarvilte
Raleign
TFXAS
George BR. Tobar
Austin
Natonal
Virginia
Mrs. Woods
Miss Skinner
David Dan Ino
Norfolk
West Virginia
George H Moffett
Parkersbury
Colonial Eliott
Northcott
Huntington
Willard Edward Howell Jones
MH Bishop
Bramwell
A. S. Warden, Jr
Grafton
Wisconsin
W. W. Ranney
Recine
Fulton
J . Fulton
Hudson
W. Ramsey and Son
Racing
Canada
G Stevenson
William Stevenson
Mina H Stevenson
Torogta
Abbitt
Mexico
F C Harrington
Moroco
Albert J Nathan
Tangier
Erance—R. Haugon
Faris
New Wilard
United States Marine Corps
Robert Denig
United States Navy
H. W. Kochley
New Wither
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Warapep Hel
Niagara
Waterways Commission
Bre
Welland
Chicago
Nigara
Falls
Sylvester
Sherwood
Rhode Island Avenue
I. Grosner Fitters
Agency Genuine “Bunion
Gibson
Betsy Ross
Edith
Chile
Family Shoe Store Shoes and Hosiery
Seventh Street
Dreer
Fairmount Park
Morsell
the Globe
Fourteenth and
N. W
Globe Printing Co
Majestic
Loose-leaf Ledger
Russia
Associated Charities
Society
Newton & Gillett
Mer Julien James
John W Titcomb
P Sterna
George F Rose
John B Bloss
M. Weelworts
F E
Gunningham
June Alvord
James H Blodgett
Col Hopkins
Adyaira Chester
Lawrence Furniture Comi
Noke
Medi
Potomac Electric Power Company
Fourteenth St. N. W
Luna Park
T. Vernon Railway Building
M. Stein & CO
F St
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