Urge 7 Measures for Disabled Veterans Aid Plan
New York May 3 A citizens committee of America urged Congress and states to sustain veteran training through a seven point plan. Proposals include permissive vocations, full pay apprenticeships, streamlined regulations, and national publicity to ease transition from federal rehabilitation to civilian work for disabled veterans. The drive seeks independent, productive roles in local communities and asks agencies to coordinate with employers.
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New York
Hargeing
Congress
Citizens’ Committee of America
Ana
Tre Rivens
Society notes from Boston honor Mayors and suffrage leaders
A society gathering at the Woman's City Club saluted Mary Helene Bennett and other women leaders with teas and receptions. Attendees included Laura Mc Wright, Nell Ray Dark, Dorothy White, and numerous society figures from Massachusetts and beyond. A benefit screening of The World Wouldnt Serve with Lady Diana Manners was listed at the Masonic Auditorium, while other social events and dinners were noted at the Hotel Astor and various clubs.
Officers Named by Colonial Dames at Amarica Convention
National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in Amarica nominated Joseph R Lamar for president and reelected officers including Barrett Wendell as secretary and Frederick Packard as treasurer. Memorial services were held for members who died. Americanization work and exhibits were discussed. A separate address urged Black voters to unite and elect Black representatives. The National Race Congress met at Mt Carmel Baptist church with Dr Jernagin as president and other officers elected.
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Joseph R Lamar
National Society of the Colonial Damea of
Amarica
Washington Pote
Barrett Wendell
W. H. Wilemer
Frederick Packard
Wiliam Tod Robine
Officara
J . Warlag
A M Waddell
Misa Alica French
Mra Frank 8 Strester
Henry S. White
Marcus Benjamin
National Museum
Society
James
Andrews
Washington Hotel
W HA Jornagin
National Race Congress
Mt Carmel Baptist Church
Congress
Dr Jernagin
Ernest Lynns
Baltimore
W P Hayes
Mount Olivet Baptist Church
New York
RL Bradley
Detroit
Robert EB Flay
Bristol
Jernagin
J U King
Washington
C C Somerville
Virginia
Pelham
Michigan
Walcher
New Jersey
Rome panel rejects divorce reform proposal
Rome May 3 parliamentary commission for civil rights code reform rejects Enrico Ferri’s proposal to annul marriage if either spouse is sentenced to life imprisonment or 30 years or more, or becomes an inmate of an insane asylum.
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Rome
Parliamentary
Commission For Reform For
Enrico Ferri
Ten U S Freig ht Ships Sold for 646450
Ten steel freight vessels of 9400 tons were auctioned by special master Joseph L. Cruppar for Charles W Morse interests and the U S Shipping Board. Total bids reached 1 886 450 with nine ships bought by the U S Shipping Board and one outsider, Georgie M Morse, bought by Samier of Baltimore. Prices ranged from 40 450 to 101 000 with final totals and buyers listed. Ships built by Virginia Shipbuilding Corp were taken over by the government amid a dispute and became subject of a suit filed by Virginia Shipbuilding against the United States Shipping Board and the Emergency Fleet Corp. Judge Wadial oversaw the case and ordered the auction.
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Joseph L. Cruppar
Charles W Morse
US “Shipping
U S$ Shipping
Georgis M Morse
St Samier
Baltimore
Samier
J Harry Pailbn
Ship Gates
Foar
Bonny Bell
Gunston Het
Vanade
James River
C Morse
Georgie M Mora
H F Morse
Colin H Livingstone
New York
E A Morse
New London
Conn
Jennie FR Morse
Anna F Morse
Shipping Board
Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation
Alexandria
Vesecia
Charles W Morne
United States Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Cose
Edmund Wadail Ir
D Lawrence Groner
United Sates Court
Virginia
Indianeary
Banks move in suit denied by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court denied National City Bank and Chemical National Bank of New York permission to file briefs in the case brought by First National Bank of St Louis supporting national banks’ right to establish branches. A special session will hear Mrs Loula Geldart’s suit, and Mrs Gregory will sing for the first time at tea. Winter Flambeau, an international traveler and critic, lectures at the Women’s City Club on Monday. Mr Flambeau will discuss The Arts and Industries of New Europe. Thomas Henry Claffey of Woodward Apartments plans to visit. In Brooklyn he will travel to Washington tomorrow for the polo season opening.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
Yanterday
National City Bank
Chemical National Bank of New York
First National Bank of
Loula N Geldart
Gregory
Flambeau
Women's City Club
Jackson Plage
New Europe
Thomas Henry Claffey
Woodward Apartments
Triend
Brooklyn N Y
Washington
Captain and Wife Die Hand in Hand in Shipwreck
Manila May 3. Four survivors recount the loss of the British bark Amy Turner after a March typhoon near Guam. Captain Neilson and his wife refused to abandon ship as two lifeboats capsized, leaving seven dead. The remaining crew survived 20 days at sea, reaching Surigao and then Manila.
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Manila
Amy Turner
Guam
Newcastle
Australia
Neil Neilson
Surigao
Ieland
Mindanao
Kardos and Burke Books Muddled Claims Insolvent
Creditors before referee In bankruptcy charged Kardos and Burke, a firm linked to former North Dakota governor John Burke and US treasurer, with insolvency prior to reorganization two years ago. They allege $27,128,000 circulated in the year, mostly to stock exchange houses, some recoverable, and say the books were muddied making it hard to trace business before and after the firm’s formation by Louis M Kardog jr and Burke.
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New York
Kardos & Burke
Peter B. Olney
John Burke
North Dakota
United States
Louis M Kardog
Kardoa & Burke
Lows M Kardog, Jr
Burke
Radio power could run trains planes and cars says professor
Prof Hugh Taylor of Princeton University told the American Electro Chemical Society in New York that wireless energy may power airliners trains and streetcars in the future. He argued power can travel through etheric vibrations and could heat homes run automobiles and irrigate arid lands without wires or fuel.
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Taylor
Washington Post
New York
Hugh Taylor
Princeton University
American Electro-Chemical Society
Svalutionfas Aviation
Aeroheutice Reat
Almple
Space
Ean
Travelers Aid plans to coordinate immigrant assistance efforts
Annual Travelers Aid meeting at the National museum May 14 to 16 will address aligning the work of Travelers Aid societies with the U S immigration bureau to better serve immigrants. Speakers include Commissioner Husband and Arthur C Moyes with Royster presiding. reception at Burlington hotel led by Miss Esther Boyce and William F Chamberlain. reports by Royster and John Ashiliaday.
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Travelers Aid Society
United States Immigration Bureau
Travelers Aid Societies
National Museum
Immigration
Husband
America
Burlington Hotel
Esther Boycé
Cleveland
William F Chamberlain
Washington
William 8. Royster
National Society
Arthur C Moyes
Washington Travelers Aid Society
Royster
John Ashiliaday
Travelers Aid
Dominion of Canada
Sera B. Detwiler
Misa Winifred Hutchison
En Cima
Padlock injunction sought against Graves cafe and hotel
Government moves to close the Graves hotel and cafe at 16 and 18 G Street NW. Assistant District Attorney Frank J Kelty seeks a padlock injunction in District and Supreme Court to halt the unlawful liquor business run by Joseph and Mary Graves. Prosecution cites prior fines and recent raids, with Mary Jackson the waitress mentioned and others charged in related actions.
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Graves
G Street
Frank J Kélty
District, Supreme Court
Joseph &. Graves
Mary Jackson
Abraham Markowite
Mary
Equity Court No 2
McCoy
James A O'Shea
Assetant
Kelly Wil
Summer program by Cosmopolitan Club features Washington singers
Cosmopolitan Club plans busy summer meetings at the Hamilton hotel with Washington singers appearing during Music Week. Thomas Cantwell presides over the program committee. James Colliers is club president. A Merchants and Manufacturers trip on June 1 will circle the Potomac river, stopping at Chesapeake Bay towns. Col. Robert Lee Montague shared Virginia experiences. A sympathy letter and a memorial piece were sent to William Murphy after the loss of his wife.
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Washington Singers
Hamilton Hotel
Yesterd
Washington
Thomas Cantwell
C H Mites
Boye Club
James Colliensr
Merchants and Manufacturers Association
Potomac River
Sevaral
Chesapeake Bay
Robert Lee Montague
Virginia
Bruce Branson
William Murphy
Hss
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United State
District Upréme
Frances Toeger
Charles G Toepper
Chief of Ordnance
Wir
District Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Halifax County
Court of
District Suprame
Mra Toepper
Charlies G Toepper
District Supréme Court
Ter
Toepper
Rockville
Toreppar
Mra
Bretrict Supreme Court
Virginia Court
Lontine RD Prom
Axle Yaill
Nacional
Capitol
Mansachusetts
Manachusetts
Laura Mc Wright
Alice Paul
Mise Bennett
Mary Toole
Womans City Club
Helene Bennete
Capt Rey Moos
Francia Foya
Mremith
Janet Smith
Milas Louis Tattison
Cora Ellin Ming Harcistt Tucker
William Cornwell
Misa
Thal Warner
John H Wallac
Jrotley
Ann Hinckwell
Minx
Elelen Lyon
Oliver Murray
Miases Antoigette
Lorreine Tre
Ifable McClare
Myr Cronkite
Juud Poles
Marwareat Krotl
Master Weer Beck
John [T Waller Jr
Dire Marton
Miaz Atcnander
Misa White
Miss Bennett
Columbia Ag
Wiliam
Parka
San Francisco
Honolulu
Hawaii
Los Angeles
Women's Univerea Alliance
Silser
Richard Stevens
Castle Point
Birmingham
California
JB Kaufman
National University Women's Club
Bess Mire Davit Kincheloe
Kincheloe
Lucky Will Eing
Missy Maxan
Luther Gory
Gregory Han
Italian Commission
U. S
Board
Baltimore Man
Banks
St. Louis
Princeton
Burlington
B J Rustach
Isummer
IBY
Cosmopolitan Club
THE
Washington Gas Light CO
Riggs
10Th Street N.W
Georgetown
Wisconsin and
Dumbarton Avenues
Rosslyn Gas Company
Clarendon, Virginia
Securities Dept
Tenth St. NW
American Security & Trust CO
Anacostia Bank
Arlington Trust Company
Bethesda Bank
Clarendon Trust Company
Chevy Chase Savings Bank
Columbia National Bank
Continental Trust Company
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Franklin National Bank
Lincoln National Bank
McLachlen Banking Corp
Merchants Bank & Trust CO
National Capital Bank
National Metropolitan Bank
National Savings & Trust CO
North Capitol Savings Bank
Northeast Savings Bank
Northwest Savings Bank
Park Savings Bank
Potomac Savings Bank
Riggs National Bank
Security Savings and Commercial Bank
Seventh Street Savings Bank
Standard National Bank
Takoma Park Bank
the Terminal Commercial & Savings Bank Union Trust Company OF
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United States Savings Bank
Washington Loan & Trust Company
Woodridge-Langdon Savings & Commercial Bank
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