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matters would be acted upon at

this time, including discussion of

the proposed tax increases in the

District of Columbia.

A report on the plans for the an

nual outing to be held by the group

will also be given by the chairman

of the outing committee, Arthur

Clarendon Smith.

Dominican Minister's

Son Honored as Cadet

Tomas Pastoriza, son of the

Minister of the Dominican Repub

lic, is back in Washington from

Peekskill Military Academy, the

proud possessor of a commission

as first lieutenant in the cadet

corps, winner of a medal as the

most efficient platoon command

er. and a member of the rifle team

that won second place in the

Hearst National shooting match.

Jimmy.” as he is known to his

schoolmates, is in nis third year

at the military academy. He will

spend the summer at Sherwood

Forest.

missioner James P. Allman and

the two captains who were, in

charge of police at the Republic

plant on the day of the riot,

Robert Woolford, chief investiga

tor for the Senate committee, said

he would confer with State’s At

torney Thomas Courtney today,

and again with Commissioner All

man.

There was little activity, mean

while, on the steel strike front in

South Chicago and Indiana Har

bor, where an estimated 23.000

members of John L. Lewis’ C. I. O.

i union are on strike against the

1 independent steel companies.

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The Washington times. (1937). Washington [D.C.], 1937-06-16. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84026749/1937-06-16/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Washington times, 1937-06-16.