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Senatorial headache. Washington, D.C., March 19. A veteran of many Senate investigations and hearings, Senator George W. Norris, of Nebraska, has discovered the present hearing on the President's Judiciary program just another headache. [...]askans was snapped as he attended today's session [...] Senate Judiciary Committee, 3/19/1937

Senatorial headache. Washington, D.C., March 19. A veteran of many Sen...

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Rapid fire questions cause Federal Reserve Chairman to have headache. Washington, D.C., March 23. Marriner Eccles, Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board undertook to answer the Questions fired at him by Walter Trent, Director of the Rocky Mountain Metal Foundation. Trent's questions came so fast that Accles was hard put to answer them. Here he paused to rub his head during the questioning he was put through at the meeting of the Special Silver Committee.

Rapid fire questions cause Federal Reserve Chairman to have headache. ...

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Three-inch A.A. cartridge cases. Brass discs are conveyed to a cupping press that forms them into the brass cups from which cartridge cases for three-inch antiaircraft shells are drawn. They look harmless enough but each one will be a potential headache for Axis fliers by the time it comes off the production line

Three-inch A.A. cartridge cases. Brass discs are conveyed to a cupping...

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Fort Story coast defense. Ninety-six pounds of steel and high explosive make a very special burden for one of Fort Story's soldiers. Should enemy visitors embark on the Virginia shore, headache capsules like this would greet them

Fort Story coast defense. Ninety-six pounds of steel and high explosiv...

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Tea and tomato juice cause marketing headache, consumers expert tells committee. Washington, D.C., May 11. Dr. Ruth W. Ayers, New York economist and formerly on the staff of the Consumers' Advisory Board of the defunct NRA, brought in three packages of tea and 21 cans of tomato juice to show the temporary economic committee today, and told members that deceptive sizes of cans and packages and lack of quality gradings cause housewives a good deal of shopping headache. She said that she bought all the food at retail stores yesterday, found 11 different brands and 17 sizes of tomato juice cans, with no way to determine quality except to try them all. Asking for 1 quarter lb. tea packages, she was given packages containing 1-2 oz. less than she had asked for. Even though the package was marked as to net weight. She pointed this out as being 'misleading,' even though the price may be adjusted to fit the eight

Tea and tomato juice cause marketing headache, consumers expert tells ...

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Letter from Laura I. Oblinger to Uriah W. Oblinger, July 31, 1887

Letter from Laura I. Oblinger to Uriah W. Oblinger, July 31, 1887

Thomas Jefferson, 1792-1796, Notes on Headache Remedy

Thomas Jefferson, 1792-1796, Notes on Headache Remedy

Letter from Laura I. Oblinger to Uriah W. Oblinger, July 31, 1887

Letter from Laura I. Oblinger to Uriah W. Oblinger, July 31, 1887

Letter from Laura I. Oblinger to Uriah W. Oblinger, July 31, 1887

Letter from Laura I. Oblinger to Uriah W. Oblinger, July 31, 1887

Letter from Laura I. Oblinger to Uriah W. Oblinger, July 31, 1887

Letter from Laura I. Oblinger to Uriah W. Oblinger, July 31, 1887

Letter from Laura I. Oblinger to Uriah W. Oblinger, July 31, 1887

Letter from Laura I. Oblinger to Uriah W. Oblinger, July 31, 1887

Letter from Laura I. Oblinger to Uriah W. Oblinger, July 31, 1887

Letter from Laura I. Oblinger to Uriah W. Oblinger, July 31, 1887

Letter from Laura I. Oblinger to Uriah W. Oblinger, July 31, 1887

Letter from Laura I. Oblinger to Uriah W. Oblinger, July 31, 1887

Letter from Laura I. Oblinger to Uriah W. Oblinger, July 31, 1887

Letter from Laura I. Oblinger to Uriah W. Oblinger, July 31, 1887

Thomas Jefferson, 1792-1796, Notes on Headache Remedy

Thomas Jefferson, 1792-1796, Notes on Headache Remedy

Letter from Laura I. Oblinger to Uriah W. Oblinger, July 31, 1887

Letter from Laura I. Oblinger to Uriah W. Oblinger, July 31, 1887

Letter from Laura I. Oblinger to Uriah W. Oblinger, July 31, 1887

Letter from Laura I. Oblinger to Uriah W. Oblinger, July 31, 1887

Letter from Laura I. Oblinger to Uriah W. Oblinger, July 31, 1887

Letter from Laura I. Oblinger to Uriah W. Oblinger, July 31, 1887

Letter from Laura I. Oblinger to Uriah W. Oblinger, July 31, 1887

Letter from Laura I. Oblinger to Uriah W. Oblinger, July 31, 1887

Letter from Laura I. Oblinger to Uriah W. Oblinger, July 31, 1887

Letter from Laura I. Oblinger to Uriah W. Oblinger, July 31, 1887

Letter from Laura I. Oblinger to Uriah W. Oblinger, July 31, 1887

Letter from Laura I. Oblinger to Uriah W. Oblinger, July 31, 1887

Capitol's busiest employee. Washington, D.C., Dec. 31. Probably the busiest man at the Capitol the last ten days was Ed Brown, Superintendent of the House Office Building. In addition to taking down the shingles of some 50 defeated House members and hanging the shingles of their successors, Brown had the headache of assigning more preferable offices to 30 other members, 12/31/38

Capitol's busiest employee. Washington, D.C., Dec. 31. Probably the bu...

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