United States to Lead in Peace Movement in World Federation
The Bartholdt bill proposes a world federation commission to report on a framework for international law and a possible world government. It envisions Roosevelt as chairman and argues federation is essential to replace war with law, guiding the Hague system toward a global parliament and peaceful governance.
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Conservation of Nature's Resources Warns of Caution
A clipped note from Washington cites C. J. Budlong warning that neglecting resource care leads to harm. He urges moderation, citing a remedy as a cautionary example and cautions against wasteful practices. Curtis Pharmacy is mentioned in passing.
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Minute Man statue marks Danbury battle site unveiling
W H Burr of Greens Farms spoke at Compo Beach on June 17 unveiling a Minute Man statue. He recalled Connecticut’s contested early history, the Danbury raid by Sir William Howe, and the heroism of local militiamen led by Wooster, Arnold, Silliman, and Lamb. The speech linked past valor to the present defense of liberty and urged remembrance of individuals who fought for independence and the nation.
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