Nurses or Contract Laborers In Federal Decision
An official ruling in the United States allows a Canadian nurse to enter the country to take charge of work in Athens after proving professional qualification. The case, Miss Stoer, highlights abuse in past hospital staffing where trained nurses were imported to work rather than train, prompting stricter enforcement. Federal authorities stressed that admission hinges on proving nursing as a learned profession and sufficient domestic supply.
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Community notes from Tashua and Long Hill area
Local social roundup lists Sunday visits among residents of Tashua and Long Hill including Mrs C Bi Gutler and daughters Minsie Ethel Bridgeport. Miss Evelyn Seeley visiting from Tashua. numerous families hosting relatives from Easton Bridgeport Bethel Lone Dr. and Wood Ridge. school closures for Christmas vacation. Long Hill troop trip delayed due to ice. new telephone installed for Eva Swezey. several residents visiting grandparents and friends in nearby towns.
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C. Bi Gutler
Minsie Ethel
Bridgeport
Mra
George W.cole
Long Hill
Samus Seeley
Tashua
Lillian My. Prinee
John Street
Bi Pont
Tasha Sc
William Dickinson
Woodridge
Evelyn Seeley
Cleanor Sherman
Lone
Haries
Croge
Irs
Howard Ane
Eva Hord
Tasma
Carrie Seeley
Easton
Wiss Etta Galusher
Losg Hill
Beatrice
Estell
Snek
Episcopal
Unday
Ruth.c. Jones
Tashea
Bridgeport High School
Han
Charles N. Gallop
George W. Cole
Wilson Hurd
Arnold
David Booth
George Clark
George Mahoney
Algonquin Club Plans Christmas Tree Dance
The Algonquin Club schedules its annual Christmas tree dance for Wednesday evening December 29. Members and invited relatives will attend. A. El Sebinnon heads the committee organizing the event.
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Worden Faieros
Tz Ir. A. EL Sebinnon
Endorsement by Allies of Jap Government on Monarchy Move
A Beijing dispatch reports Chinese and foreign observers divisive views on European powers backing Japan on delaying China's monarchy movement. Editors warn against Japan’s plan to expand influence, citing the Tsing-tat episode as precedent and predicting further concessions.
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Monarchy
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Italy
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England
Japan
China
Peking Daily News
Orient
Asia
Britain
Public Opinion: Neutrality in War Time Criticized in Bridgeport Letter
A Bridgeport reader denounces American neutrality amid World War I, condemning arms sales and loan funding that aid warring nations. The writer accuses financiers and factories of profiting from slaughter, calls for a moral overhaul, and laments bloodshed caused by pursuit of money over humanity.
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Webster
America
Dumas
Belgium
War talk and a call for steadiness in a divided nation
A letter to the editor argues Americans must balance antiwar sentiment with readiness, condemning minority greed while praising national unity. It claims arms shipments abroad reveal a flawed policy and urges principled consistency to avoid national decline. It concludes with thanks to the editor and a plan for broader public discourse.
Commission Government In U S Cities Analyzed In 1915 Report
Washington December 22 The pepsin form of government exists in 81 of 111 cities over 100000. Civil service rules apply to police in 122 cities. policewomen in 26. Municipal and state prohibition present in several cities. A forthcoming Census Bureau report chaired by Sam L. Rogers, with chief statistician Starke M. Grogan, details commissions in 81 of 204 cities over 30,000.
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Ohio
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Flint
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Christmas Savings Clubs Boost Household Budgets
Banks and other institutions report strong progress with Christmas Savings clubs. Many individuals commit to weekly deposits for a year, binding themselves to save even without interest. The approach helps those who struggle to plan spending or save voluntarily.
Mormons Christians but Poor Ones Says Bishop Joos
Bishop Paul Jones declares Mormons are Christians but not good ones at St Georges church. He warns wealth without saving leads to future hardship and urges a lifetime habit of saving. The article also notes a National City Bank loan to Argentina and a Department of Agriculture poll weevil relief request.
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Vict
Paul Jones
Ulan
St. Gen 'S Horsesurl Church
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