Republicans Call Caucus on Tariff Details
A Republican House meeting set for June 1, led by the party committee, would authorize the Ways and Means Committee to draft import duties under a permanent tariff plan. The move aims to place the issue before seven key members, while others fear delays. Representative Langworth defended the measure, warning of a flood of foreign goods if action drags. Representative Young questioned timing and potential rate impacts.
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Regional Political Shuffle Across Prince Georges County
In suburban Itysville and Capitol Heights local officials and bankers shape upcoming elections. News notes Waters resets as bank president, Payne and Ctleht take town posts, while tax rates stay at four cents. In Landover, a civic drive urges air safety and joint county action after two violent crimes prompt calls for police protection. In Rockville, state police and Montgomery County officials are sworn in as deputy sheriffs to bolster local enforcement.
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Capitol Hughty
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George Adams
Harry Adams
John Tobin
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Christian Church
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Carl Ward
Maryland
Egterdeay
Preston If Ray
Montgomery
Otis M. Linthicum
Edward C Peter
George E. Nicholson
Thomas L. Dawson
Justice Siddons to lead Criminal Court 1 bench shift
District Supreme Court resumes with Justice Frederick L Siddons taking Criminal Court 1 duties in place of Justice Gould until the summer recess. Circuit Court 2 hearings are postponed until fall. Justice Bailey returns to handle criminal cases in Court 2 after adjournment.
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Masons 10 Play Ball Blue Lodges Meet Grotto in Annual Game
The Blue Lodges led by Si MacDonald will face Andy Walker's Grotts in the eighth annual Masonic and Eastern Star Home baseball clash. Johnson of the anti-saloon movement plans to travel to India in August.
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Montgom ery county events mark county luncheon and obituaries
John R Lewis led Montgom ery County board officers and a luncheon reception at the Montgomery County club with a large civic group. Civil War veteran Walter F Appleby died at 76 at his Brookeville home and Eliza N Moore widow of Joseph J Moore died at 78 near Sandy Spring with funeral services planned.
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Montgomery Country Club
James H. Jones
Wo Linthicum
Charles J Liddance
Preston B. Ray
Theodore S. Mason
William T Pratt
Ornest L. Bullard
Walter A Williams
F. Hazel Cashell
Hartley
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Dawson
Andrew J. Cummings
Walter F Appleby
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Brookeville
Washington
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Joseph J. Moore
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Drama at Park View Presents The Postoffice Tonight
Park View pupils stage The Postoffice by Rabindranath Tagore tonight at 8 15 in the school auditorium with school orchestra music and a chorus of 146 voices. Cast includes Miriam Cornwell Arthur Ward Eugene Blackwood Edwin Hunter William Egward Leonora Combs Wallace Sinscot Ethel Bonde Francis Thuney and Marjorie Greenwood. Lower grades perform Alice in Wonderland tomorrow.
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Eelock
Miriam Cornwell
Arthur Ward
Eugene Blackwood
Edwin Hunter
William Egward
Leonora Combs
Wallace Sinscot
Ethel Bonde
Francis Thuney
Marjorie Greenwood
Alice In Wonderland
Estate of Caroline Matthews Leaves Value Across Property
Probate petition filed by Paul B. Johnson for executor Richard Wainwright notes Caroline Matthews died April 22. The estate totals 9478.41 dollars, with personal property 2481.41 dollars and real property 663, a Southern Society of Washington meeting tonight at 8:15 at the Willard will elect officers. Program will feature music by Mrs David Emrechetoe and John R. D. Bowe, plus a reading by Mrs. Mabel Guens Wilcox.
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Paul B. Johnson
Richard Wainwright
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Willard
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John R. D. Bowe
Mabel Guens Wilcox
Bergdoll escape inquiry ends as hearings adjourn
House committee wrapped up the Bergdoll escape investigation with chairman Peters signaling possible reopening later. Key witness Charles Braun, Grover Bergdoll’s brother, testified he changed his name due to the escapade and claimed ignorance of the escape or any burned gold. Braun said his family had limited contact for years and noted a $5,000 payment from his mother as part of a home sale to Mrs Bergdoll Endon. A separate report cited a sharp rise in American exchange linked to German accounts and reparations.
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City Briefs Show Local Meetings and Events
The Conduit Road Citizens Association plans a 8 PM meeting tomorrow at St David's parish hall. May fete and bazaar postponed to tomorrow afternoon at Friends School Country Club. Barry Farm Citizens Association meets Friday night at Methodist church on Stanton and Pomeroy SE. William Eynon to address Rotary at luncheon today. Mr and Mrs Joseph Pennell to be guests of honor at Arts Club dinner tomorrow night. Chemical Society to meet tonight at 8 in Interior Building auditorium. League of Women Voters organizational meeting tonight at Mrs Gifford Princhot's home. Representative Ward to address Washington Association of Credit Men at their annual dinner tonight at Harvey's. Chamber of Commerce board and referendum committee to meet Friday to consider Referendum No. 35 on government employee reclassification. Lieut Vincent de Wierzbicki of the French high commission to address City Club weekly forum luncheon today at 12:30.
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French High Commission
Gov Davis opposes Mount Vernon federal control plan
Richmond May 24 Gov Davis announced he would lead the fight against any congressional move to acquire and place Mount Vernon George Washington home under federal control. He supports abolishing admission charges and would urge Virginia’s General Assembly to abolish fees and grant annual state maintenance funding.
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Lightning Strikes Hampton Roads Area Causing Destruction
Electrical storms across Newport News Norfolk and nearby areas caused damage totaling over 260000 dollars. St Lukes church in Norfolk burned to the ground, wires and several Newport News structures sustained damage. Empire Day observances resumed in Charlottesville with English residents attending basket picnic featuring speakers urging stronger US Britain ties. Newport News enforces liquor in pockets law under Virginia Prohibition with fines for violators.
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Hows it possible for the woman of today to meet the home maker role
The Woman Citizen asks how a woman can balance duties as homemaker mother and voter while enduring ailments specific to her sex. It recommends Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to relieve backache and dragging sensations at the first sign of trouble and to start prompt treatment.
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