New Haven Road Gains Under Moving Shop Staff
New Haven Conn November 21 General service conditions of the New York Haven Hartford railroad are improving as shop workers return to full operations. E J Pearson president says engines are kept in repair and safety observed while a large backlog of maintenance is addressed. Seventy five locomotives receive special attention for football and Thanksgiving travel and will return to normal service December first.
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Gas poisoning claims life of Mark Collins at Myrtle Street home
Mark Collins aged 70 of 15 Myrtle Street died yesterday from accidental gas poisoning. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Relief Hospital. In a separate find, archaeologists report coiled basketry specimens in Middle Egypt dated to over 6000 years old.
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Hunger strike widens strain in Skowhegan
In Skowhegan Maine Mrs Bertha Cole Britton enters the tenth day of a hunger strike begun November eighteenth to protest her divorce from Louis A Britton. Town officials and friends urged mediation and diplomacy but made no immediate progress as the protest continued.
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Hunger strike at Britton farm unsettles town
First Selectman Clyde H. Smith and Mrs. A H Foster visit Britton farm amid uncertainty over the hunger strike. Mrs Britton remains resolute while her husband resists contact, with doctors set to decide if she should be committed for insanity.
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Olivet Community House Forms Social Centre in Springfield
Springfield readers learn the Olivet Community House plans a new social centre run by the South Church committee. J A Woodall is chairman inviting residents to join for dances cards theatre parties hikes and other wholesome activities for all ages and marital statuses.
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Gem Salesman Gluck Held for Grand Jury
Louis H. Gluck a Boston jewelry salesman declared he was a holdup victim while driving from Springfield to Hartford. He was held for the federal grand jury by U S Commissioner Hayes charged with concealing about 50 000 dollars worth of diamonds and jewelry from a bankruptcy trustee of the United Jewelry Company. The thieves allegedly struck him over the head bound and gagged him and stole his jewel case.
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Going to Florida Tour in Limousine Stops Across Major Cities
The advertisement outlines a luxurious motor tour titled Motor in the Mohawk departing Boston, with overnight stays in Hartford New Jersey Philadelphia Washington Richmond Pinehurst Camden Augusta Savannah and Jacksonville. It highlights first class hotel accommodations and a premium transport experience.
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Reception to B. C. Football Notables
A Boston College alumni smoker will feature Major Frank Cavanaugh BC football coach Captain Bill Kelleher and the squad as a reception and get-together for graduates and fans.
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Boston
College Night Precedes BC Georgetown Football Game
An event at the American House Friday evening features addresses by prominent athletes and a singing musical program. Boston College president Rev William Devlin S J and faculty members will attend as guests for the night prior to the Braves Field game against Georgetown.
Children Protected By State Mission Highlighted
At the 42nd meeting of the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, President Grafton, D Cushing, and General Secretary Theodore A. Lothrop urged community duty to protect youth. Agents safeguarded 11,463 children last year from cruelty or gross neglect, with 16 to 24 percent due to physical neglect.
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