Federal Employes Union installs officers in bid for cooperation
William J. Hendricks, newly installed president of Federal Employes union No. 2, urges reciprocal confidence between government employees and administrators to boost efficiency and service quality. Dr J Franklin Meyer, installed as first vice president, backs uniform efficiency ratings. officers and supporters speak against attacks on officials. A second note highlights a separate promotional contest with local candidate Bob Jones, living at 1741 Columbia Road NW, pushing for votes.
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Congress
William J. Hendricks
Federal Empiggres Union
No. 2
National Federation of Federal
Hendricks
Keydricks
J. Franklin Meyer
Bureau of Standards
Gertrude McNally
National Federation of Federal Employes
Junior Red Cross Talk At Thimsen School
Miss Anna M. Goding principal of Wilson Norman school will address principals association and all miners at 8 o clock tomorrow night on activities for the junior Red Cross. Recognition was given to the junior branch by the senior organization for sending Miss Goding as representative to the Red convention. It is expected she will share plans for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. Goding
Wilsorm. Norman School
Principals Association
Miers
Thimsen
Red Cross
Goding
Mount Pleasant Residents Back Nixon Tract as Park
Petition signed by several hundred residents of Mount Pleasant and Columbia Heights urged purchase of the Nixon tract for a public park and playground. Commissioners referred the petition for investigation and heard Kaloramarani residents on a building line along Orama Road from 19th to 24th streets.
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Nixon
Mount Pleasant
Columbia Heights
Kaloramarani
Orama Road
Vital Surprise News Promised In The Post Campaign
A major announcement planned in The Post tomorrow promises vital news for all candidates in The Test's $46,000 automobile and prize campaign. It will reveal how to win fifteen automobiles and other prizes and how to earn extra rewards as the race nears its end.
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Prise
Piain
Aner
Suide
Recommendation for Congress to fund Anacostia river improvements
The River and Harbors Improvement Committee of the Washington Board of Trade urged Congress to provide adequate appropriations to continue improvement work along the Anacostia River. They also called for a survey and permanent plan for the Washington channel with authorized officials to draw up plans and obtain estimates. The report will be submitted by Chairman Frank P. Leetch to President Thomas Bradley.
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Trade Board Committee
Congress
Anacostia River
Washington Channel
River and Harbors Improvement Committee
Washington Board of Trade
Frank P. Leetch
Thomas Bradley
More Truth Than Poetry by James J Montague
The poem recalls ex-convicts turning to taxi driving in New York City. It portrays Dog-Faced Dorgan and Dave the Dip as examples who swap old crimes for high risk taxi schemes, claiming the new life will yield wealth, fame, and easy money along Broadway after dark.
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James J. Montague
New York City
Dorgan
Gotham Town
Dave
Little Did New York
Broadway
Theft at racing track leads to sentence for two watches
John and Maria Ford reported two watches stolen at the Ben ning race track. Frank Williams was convicted yesterday before Judge McMahon and received 60 days. Ford said he left Williams in charge of his home near Havre de Grace. Williams admitted taking one watch but denied taking both.
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John
Maria Ford
Benning
Frank Williams
McMahon
Ford
Williams
Havre de Grace
Various Local Meetings and Events Planned in City Briefs
The Northwest union debates and social at 2 PM tomorrow at 522 Sixth Street NW. Washington Board of Trade committees meet tonight at 8 PM, and Interior Department Home Club opens season Saturday night. College Women Club hosts Halloween at their clubhouse Saturday. Biological Society gathers Saturday at Cosmos Club. Dr. Emanuel Sternheim speaks on Education for a New Democracy at University Club tomorrow night. Trinidad Citizens Association meets tomorrow night at Eighth and I NE. James W. Dorsey Post American Legion meets at Service Club NW. Dry J. Stanley Durkee speaks at YWCA 13383 F Street NW tonight at 8. Secretary of the National Education Society speaks at George Washington University fall convocation Thursday at 11:16 AM in Con-
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Northwest Union
Sixth Street
Public Schools Committee
The
Washington Board of Trade
Biological Society
Cosmos Club
Emanuel Sternheim
University Club
James W. Dorsey
American Legion
Servica Club
EB Street
J. Stanley Durkee
Y. W. CA
Gery
National Education Society
George Washington University
Public meeting guests miss Ballou speaker change
Eordia church hosts a luncheon a secretary to Senator Pomerene addresses secretaries and laymen of the Y M C A. The speaker discusses courtesy in meeting the public as Dr F Wey Ballou, superintendent of public schools, is unexpectedly away from the city.
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Eordia Church
F. Wey Ballou
A. F P. Black
Pomerene
Tuncheon
Eight Months For Auto Theft Sentencing Reported
Chief Justice Walter I. McCoy yesterday sentenced James Robinson to eight months in jail on a grand larceny charge related to the theft of an automobile owned by Rodney I. Lynn of 1876 Wyo-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter I. McCoy
James Robinson
Rodney I
Lynn
New Laws for Better Teeth Care and Film Removal
Long reformulated dental advice urges a ten day test of Pepsodent to remove a viscous film that clings to teeth and causes decay. It explains film the main source of tartar and pyorrhea and promotes increased saliva and alkali balance with twice daily brushing.
New Teeth Shimmer Trial in Ten Days Promise
Simple mail in coupon offer pledges a ten day comparison of teeth with and without the product. It claims added luster and a noticeable feeling difference to guide whether to continue the treatment at home.
Texas Representative Blanton Expulsion Bid Headlines House Drama
An expulsion measure targets Thomas L. Blanton of Texas after a recorded speech deemed grossly indecent. The motion, raised amid partisan clashes, seeks to bar him from the Sixty-seventh Congress.
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Mondell
Muell
Thomas J. Blanton
Seventeenth
State of
Texas
House
Thomas L. Blanton
House of Representatives
Thomas LT. Blanton
Blanton
Summers
Burke
Repubiican
Pennsylvania
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William J. Kendricks
Rsb
J. F. Meyer
Prof
George
A. Ginthridge
M. Barnes
Maj T
A. Braden
Ralph J Welly
Guardian
Harry J. Me
Iowan
Gob" Jones
France
Bob
Post
Columbia Road Northwest
Robert C. Jones
A. M. Goding
Prncipals’ Association
ASK
San Francisco Bay
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Admis
Interior Department
College Women’s Club
Trinidad Citizens Association
Eighth and I Streets
Priso
Ner
Turner Glass Company
Troaslyn, Va
Washington, D. C
Ming Avenue
Fifteenth Street
New York
Last Avenue
Calla
Blanson
McLaughlin
Nebraska
Mon
Wheeling
W. Va
Eelock
Pe Pavano
W. & J. Sloane
H Street
N. W
Axminster Rugs
Wilton
Sloane
United States
Dentifrice
Pepsodent Company
Dept. A
Wabash Ave
Chicago
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