Shrines Week traffic rules to Arlington Mount Vernon May through June
Shrine Week regulations set to take effect May 20 and continue until June 6 to manage traffic into Arlington and Mount Vernon during a surge of Washington visitors. Officials from nearby Virginia counties Washington police Shrine committee Col Conklin and others met to outline routes via Key Bridge Rosslyn Fort Myer and Grant Avenue with posted signs for exit and return paths including Mount Vernon Boulevard and the Mount Vernon turnpike.
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Washington
Artington
Mount Vernon
Virginia
Washington Police
Gonklin
Thia
Arlington
M Street
Key Bridge
Rosslyn
Fort + Myar
Arlington ‘Cemetery
Otayzton
Ste Wate
Keybridge
Grant Uueans
Clayton
Ithe
Aouth
Igate
Mount
Vernon
iNorth Washingtreet
Hlexaports
tington-Alexandria
Suenaike
Earn
Mount’ Vernon Boulevard
Mount Now
Inspector Smoot
Alexei Orton
R.paylor
Cra Ee
Clarendon
Shrine Notes Preview Imperial Session Opening June 4
The Friday Cy club luncheon marks the lead into the imperial session with Henry Stein of Cittavan club presiding. Leonard Steuart of Almas will present the convention program. Anticipated are royal committee plans, tests, and a parade of exhibits on the Mall with Marine and Army displays and radio broadcast coverage.
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Henry. C. Stein
Cittavan
Cy. Club
Thia
Ing
Mpprial
Leonard
P. Steuart
Army
Tole
Shrine week decorations urged by Cathedral Heights group
The Washington Wiedsage committee announces open hours and parking for Shrine week as citizens are urged to decorate homes with the American flag. Cathedral Heights Citizens Association has circulated notices and placed HM in the decorating committee to aid the request.
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A. Williama
Radio ‘Committée
Wiedsage Whl
Oe Hepgea
Washington
Cathedral Heights
Colore
Physicians consider X ray use for cancer at regional medical meeting
Montgomery County Medical Society hosted about 80 physicians from Maryland, DC, and Virginia for the spring meeting of the Medical Society of Northern Virginia District. Diabetes and cancer were prominent topics as doctors discussed high voltage X ray treatment and new therapies amid papers from multiple physicians and officers listed.
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Montgomery County Medical Sociery
Maryland
District of Columbia
Virginia
Medical Logiety
Northecn
Manor Club
Norbeck
De.t. M. Chichester
Leesburg
Thomas M. Foley
Idtijamin F. Iden
A.A. Sands
John Bet Nicholte
William J. Mallory
Robit Y. Sullivan
Dra. Losophy
V. Rogers
W. Bird
Weather Today And Tide Table May Weather Outlook
The forecast covers the District of Columbia Virginia and nearby, noting fair conditions Friday and likely Saturday with a rise in temperature. Winds become gentle to moderate and variable. Rain chances slight in western regions with unsettled patterns over the lower Ohio valley and Atlantic states. Temperature trends show modest increases into the weekend.
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Dept. Af Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Theradey
District of
Columba End
Virginia
Lower Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Atlantic States
Maryland
Platess
Misesari
Plains Statea
Tocky Mountain
Plateen
Florida
Bermuda
Missimsion
New England
Widdie
Ateie
New York
California
Ohio
Atlantic
Reich
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh Street
Shaeed
Oppenheimer & Shah
F Street
N. W
the House of Diamond Bargains
Long Bridge
Luray Caverns
Teataer Auto
Delta Tours
Kresge Bidg. Lith
Mad G.”M
Kohler’s Auto Service
Cadilac
Coatel
Trafic Crossing
Tee
Anton
John Keane
Brodacadathy
Hey’ and
Jgtei Nd
Birth- Clark
Rand Florentine
B._ Barreer
Boy
Beck
Jaba Fane
Bud -Vfidiet
Ana
Gare
Mt. Tae
Gagtei v. Aes
Ayhuns T. BeVean
Eataion
Ewe
Eethei
Wil
Bbodas
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Beth
Pat
Chambe
Seber
Seed
Gabe
Mattie
Stella
Aarpieten
H. Farnete
Ile
Owl
Bes
Aary
Mary O
Harvey
Maranrit
Helen
Grindie
Fheedshen
Yo-Seruwe
Standard Oil Company
N. J
New Jersey
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Hoksshold
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Ebate
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Iatfalo
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Tex
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Polia
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Ite
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Wie
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Omahs
Nebr
Portian
J. G. Schutrampf
Jonn
Shutrampt
Carey
Noth
Daniel G. Carey
School of Dancing
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West Virginian
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Chicago
St.louis
14Th Street
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Phooss
Mako
Weschler
Pa. Ave
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Sloan’s
13Th
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Greands
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Mildred Davis
Lloyd
Crandall’s
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Juliette Crosby
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Applejack
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Isis
David Belasco
Egol Leta Is
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N. Y. Success
Astesy Hoffmas
Sam Sidman
Kay Hammond
Harry ‘Shutan
Broadway
Hoffman
Kiddie Review
Bett Shanation
Blue Ridge Mountains
Setaya
Bluemont
Parcelsville
Washington and Old Dominion Railway
METRO
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Oscar
ELEPH
Fegular
Galore
Jack Pickford
Garrison
Pfah
Erica
Hethiars
Vaierie Berzece and
Shubert
Garrick Toneghie
Tom Wise
Grumpy
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Casz
Mtomor
Rialto
Warner Little Church
Claire Windoor
Kenneth Harlan Elias Breeskin
Betty Compson
Conway
Glen Echo Orchestra
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