Baltimore's Push to Move Regional Bank to City Power
Baltimore presses for a Federal Reserve Board decision to place the regional bank in Baltimore instead of Richmond. Representative J Charles Towntham vows to appeal to national law if needed. The fight centers on rediscounting and foreign exchange, with Baltimore claiming a larger field for constructive regional bank activity and noting Richmond lacks similar assets.
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Linthicum
Maryland City
Richmond
Washington Post
Baltimore
Navy
Vhnond
Richmond Street
Baltimore Finan‘era
Richmond Iis
Federal Reserve Board
RatHmcraft
Bunlrads
Igabaa‘ett
Go Long Ag
Bank
Repaina
New York
United States
Fichmond
Otnar
Ipeas
Tegun
Reserve Board
Wether Iig Bank
Gorarday
Battimore
National Bank
Fire protection committee studies water supply and alarms
Wy SHINGTON POST BUREAU reports a joint committee of the Kurdria Chamber of Commerce Alexandria Merchants Association and city fire engine companies appointed two subcommittees. One to study a fire alarm system and another to confer with Alexandria Water Company officials on water supply. The panel expects to meet Tuesday with report findings and recommendations. Deaths and notices follow: Mrs. Sadle Ihhnnon, 89, widow of Isaac Fairfax, died at Alexandria Hospital. Services planned. The Reverend Kelley Hobbs visiting during Baptist convention in Clarendon. Divorce decree in Sadle Ihhnnon v Chester John case. Infant Davi Richard Faverin, son of Owen W Peverttl, died at home.
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Shington Post Bureau
Jos Klog Street
Alexandria
Kiurman W. A. Smoot, Jr
Kurdria Chamber of Commerce
Tesandria Retell Merchants’ Association
Virginia Fire Underwriters’ Association
Yer'srday
Alexandria Water Company
W On Smoot Jr
Kenneth W. ‘Igden
Harry Hammond
R. E. Knight
Wikit
Chia
Water Campare
Onf
Robert T. Payne
Fanard
Kelley Hobbs
Second Baptist Church
James A.t Thottsh
Washington Street
the Baptist Convention
Clarendon
Public utilities board refuses Georgetown Gas extension
The public utilities commission rejected Georgetown Gas Light Company's request to extend a gas main to Rock Creek Park citing Congress intent to keep operations on the east bank of the creek. The denial aimed to improve Woodley Park service as proposed.
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Public Utities Commission
Georgetown Gas Light Company
Rock Creek Park
Congress
Woodley Park
Public Utilities Commission
Laundrymen Open Fifth Maryland District Convention
The fifth annual Maryland and District of Columbia Laundrymen's Association convened at the Ebbit with opening prayers and a welcome by Charles F. Nesbit. President P. P. Wilcon and officers were announced, a banquet followed with speeches by national and regional laundry leaders, and many guests attended the session and toast program.
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Maryland and District of Columbia Laundrymen’s Association
Ebbitt
Hubert N. Harper
District National Bank
Cooperethon
Abram Simon
Charles F. Nesbit
W. MacKenzie
J. B. Kelso
Rochester
N. Y
William E. Fitch
Illinois
E. B. Moreland
Baltimore
A. W. Fields
L. W.W. Cooper
J. F. Eyman
J. C. Lowe
D. W. Crane
D. W. Hurst
G A. Klinefelter
Joseph Archer
L. J. Taylor
George Young
James Archer
D. E. Downin
M. Blackman
Louis Levy
P. P. Wilcon
Washington
L. W. Cooper
Z. F. Ryman
Cumberland
D. EB
Downin
Hagerstown
John W. Lowe
Ilinola
National Laundry Association
H. #. Hosking
Pennsylvania
Notable Names in the Local Directory Listing
A readable fragment lists Riley Hayford, C. M. Mathews, M. M. Flaerty, P. Thorne, J. M. Fornar, H. G. Mitchell, S. J. Pittman, F. L. King, W. S. Hoffman, J. Alexander, W. G. Hirst, J. W. Norton, George Wigtall, Harry Ward, I. H. Nichola, L. C. Breed and Louis H. Bickley as part of a local directory or roster.
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Riley Hayford
C. M. Mathews
M. M. Flaerty
P. Thorne
J. M. Fornar
H. G. Mitchell
S. J. Pittman
F. L. King
W. S. Hoffman
J. Alexander
W. G. Hirst
J. W. Norton
George Wigtall
Harry Ward
I. H. Nichola
L. C. Breed
Louis H. Bickley
New Jersey Society Plans Annual Banquet Meeting
The New Jersey Society of Washington schedules its annual banquet for January 18 at Rauscher's. Delegates include prominent New Jersey figures and officials. John Keenan heads the arrangements committee. George A Heaney, probation officer for the District juvenile court, spoke, recalling his home state, with others including Dr O P Parthmore and John J O Neill.
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New Jersey Society of Washington
Rauscher
J. F. O'Nelll
French War Movies Shown At Embassy Premiere
The first official war pictures made for the French government archives were shown Thursday at the French embassy before about 60 prominent attendees. The film depicts artillery fire infantry charges divisions on the march exploding bombs and German prisoners being taken captive. One shot masses 120000 men together. American war correspondent H Alexander Powell introduced the series loaned by the French government for exhibitions in America.
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America
Army and Navy Changes of the Day
Military orders list transfers, assignments, and leaves for numerous officers across infantry, coast artillery, and other branches. The notices include moves to Columbus Barracks Ohio, New York City, Greenville DC, Fort McDowell California, and Panama Pacific Exposition duties, with resignations and retirements noted.
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Daniel M. Cheston, Jr
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Sixteenth Infantry
Robert McCleave
Twenty-second Infantry
Harry &. Maclone
Harry A. Wells
Eleventh Infantry
Ernest W. Wood
Ninth Infantry
Alexander Greig, Jr
Coast Artillery Scorps
Raleigh
N.C
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Comet Artillery Company
Stephen J. Chamberlin
Eighth Infantry
Signal Corps
Portsmouth
Pirot
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Irving J. Phillipagn
Fort McDowell
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Robert Lapraging
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Fort Stocum
Allan BR
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James P. Harrison
Twenty-first Infantry
William H. Simpson
Sixth Infantry
William ©. Rosh
Edward Carpenter
Coast Artillery Corps
Fred I. Perry
Homas
Bridges
Sixth
Russell James
Naval Orders Move Officers Between Key West and Washington
Navy announces transfers and temporary duties for numerous officers and enlisted personnel. Captains, lieutenants, and a chaplain shift between Key West, Norfolk, Washington, and various shipyards and facilities. Sailed and arrived vessel movements are listed with routes including Hampton Roads, Vera Cruz, Colombo, and Shanghai delegations.
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Munball
Washington
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Sperry Gyroscope Company
Brooklyn
N.Y
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Bethlehem Steel Company
Routh Bethlehem
Naval Proving Grounds
Indian Head
Gerard Bradford
Oxvy Yard
Washington, D. C
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Death of Thomas Walsh At Government Hospital For The Insane
A coroner's jury found no fault with attendant Archie Overby who restrained Walsh during a violent episode. The jury expressed doubt about medical attention but exonerated Overby. hospital superintendent Dr William A White defended care as appropriate after Walsh died from peritonitis following a June 1969 admission.
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Snane
William A. White
Walsh
Archie
Overby
Walah
John P. H. Murphy
Murphy
W. B Carr
Boy Scout Campaign Banquet in Washington
A Willard banquet hosted by the Washington Council of Boy Scouts launched a drive to recruit 5,000 local youths and raise 90,000 dollars for three years. Speeches by W J B Hovemen and others urged expansion to 10,000 12,000 scouts. a parade was planned at 3 PM assembling at Peace monument and marching to Seventeenth Street with H L Taylor as marshal.
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Washington Council of oBy Scouts
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A. C. Moses
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Colin H. Livingston
National Council of Boy Scouts of America
Col
John McElroy
Boy Scout Movement
Robert G. Gard
Newton Street
Washington
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Seventeenth Street
H. L. Taylor
Archie W. Davis
Vernon Bailey
Fred L. Harries
J. Edward Bangs
Louise Gosorn
Walter Marsh
Fragmented Balance Sheet Items From Historic Bank Ledger
A partial OCR of a bank balance sheet shows liabilities including capital stock and surplus fund, and assets listing loans, deposits, cash items, and reserves. The legible figures include 430 481.72 in deposits subject to check and 100 000.00 in capital stock, with other entries incomplete or garbled.
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Canitat
Denon
Wee See Fidelity Savings Co.,, Inc
Morris Plan
Washington
District of Columbia
Tata
United States
Bi Gniva Fund
Dapostiz
Capital
Toca
National Bank
Canital
Igreeen
City of Washington
A. Bowles
Carhier
Ioan
B. A. Bowles
Ceshier
Kleinschmidt
Police News In Brief From Yesterday's Robbery Reports
Robberies reported to police include a $210 theft from a Providence Hospital locker belonging to Sister Mary Burchmen, plus jewelry valued at $135 owned by August Eccard on Wisconsin Avenue NW. Other incidents mention a $42 wagon theft, $20 apparel, a $10 auto tube, Lenox silver plate items, and several injuries from streetcar collisions, a wreck at a guard rail, a small shed fire, and a fall causing a hand injury. An unidentified auto damaged a guard rail near Pennsylvania Avenue and Seventh Street NW. The New Orleans express death of Michael Renoir, 60, from natural causes, was noted. Coroner’s certificate issued. Emergency Hospital reachable by police line. hospital branch line now connected.
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Providence Hospital
August Eccard
Conain Avenue
A. D. King
Wisconsin Avenue
Burdock Mill Road
Margaret Mathews
Twenty-eighth Street
H. Cunningham
Fairmont Street
Highth
Eastreeta
Lenox Niagara Falls Silver Plate Co
E. B. Adams Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Henry G. Gallop
Ninth Street
Rowland Apartments
Maryland Avenue
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Watson MacMorria
Nineteenth Street
New Orleans
The
Southern Railway
Tinton Station
Michael Renoir
Montreal
Canada
San Francisco Exposition
Nevitt
George L. Bowman
McLean Avenue
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Mitchell's burial today after sudden death on trip
The funeral for M. C. Mitchell, age 6&7, secretary of the M. chill Company, will be held this afternoon at 5 o'clock from 828 Randolph Street Northwest. Rev. James H. W. Blake will officiate. Interment at Rock Creek Cemetery. Survived by wife, two daughters Frances and Viola, a brother T. A. Mitchell, and two sisters Mrs. Gertrude O'Neil and Mrs. D. E. Graham.
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M.chill Company
Tinplate and Metal Aeers
Fialsbury
S. C
Randolph Street
James H. W. Blake
Christ Episcopal Church
Rock Creek Cemetery
Mitchell
Washington
South
Frances
Viola Mitchell
T. ‘A. Mitchell
City
Gertrude O'Neil
D. E. Graham
Danville
Taft Leads Red Cross Session and Plans Reorganization
Former President Taft, acting as chairman, presided over an American National Red Cross executive committee meeting. A war relief department proposal and expanded departmental structure were discussed, with formal sessions to finalize a plan for presentation at the directors' annual meeting next month. Local injuries were reported after a wagon crash and a man fell in an area opening, with several individuals taken to Emergency and Casualty Hospitals.
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Taft
American National Red Cross
Wilson
Red Cross
the Red Cross
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