Ship subsidy revived at New Willard dinner
Washington June 44 ship subsidy was revived with a new bill to be introduced in the House by Representative Humphrey and in the Senate by a Gallinger ally. Speaker Cannon attended and Taft dropped in to show support. The plan centers on free ships and a new tonnage tax system benefiting American registry vessels and altering taxes for foreign ships.
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Bishop McFaul Defends His College Critique Statement
Bishop James A. McFaul of Trenton confirms his remarks that Harvard Yale and Princeton undermine faith and teach immorality. He says he included Columbia Pennsylvania Syracuse and others per a Cosmopolitan article and would prohibit young Catholics from attending such institutions due to perceived moral training gaps and hostile attitudes toward Christianity. He stands by his statement until refuted, citing published material.
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Community notes reflect school events and socials
A series of local social and school activities are described. Edith Botsford visits New Milford, a whist party celebrates Master Fred J. Hayes turning sixteen with prizes won by Marguerite Beecher and Dorette L. Gordon. Church federation officers are elected. teachers and room assignments noted for North Center and Middle districts.
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New Milford
Edward Botsford
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Fred J. Hayes
Marguerite Beecher
Dorette L. Gordon
Crossley Wallace
Percy Platt
Mildred Sandford
Earl M. Taber
Mildred Sanford
Hdna Morgan
Florence
Loretta Hayes
Herman Tieman, Jr
Phillips Moe Crossley Wallace
Earle M. Taber
Percy C. Platt
Men's Federation of the Congregational Church
Henry M. Smith
C. B.taylor
Andrew C. Moore
Carlton Hubbell
Rodney Shepard
Gustave W. Carlson
Allison P
Catherine Murphy
W. F. Hayes
Park City
Edna Morgan
Bridgeport
Jessie
Mabel Taylor
Ruth Snow
Julia Duncombe
Danbury
Miners Dead in Lackawanna Mine Explosion
Webrun June 24 report details a catastrophic blast at Mine No 4 of the Lackawanna Coal & Coke company. Seventeen miners died and twenty six were seriously injured, with most bodies recovered and injured treated at Spangler state hospital. Coroner Hammers took charge of the bodies.
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Newtown Alumni Hold Annual Banquet in Glover's Hall
The High School Alumni met in Glover's Hall Tuesday evening with President John Houlihan extending the E meeting to the class of 1903. Secretary Miss Helen Hawley read the minutes as attendees enjoyed a banquet and social hour followed by dancing until midnight.
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Redding Club Elects Clemens As President At Founders Meeting
The Mark Twain Library Association held its first annual meeting in Redding on June 18 with Samuel L. Clemens elected president, E H Smith 1st vice president, Jean Clemens and Dan Beard both listed as vice presidents, plus secretary Zalman Read and treasurer Harry Lounsbury. Committees planned a lawn party for fundraising at Harry Lounsbury’s grounds and ongoing events to bolster the building fund.
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Pleasant Valley
Sanford Real Estate
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Probate Court
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Redding Grange
George Williams
Bartram Place
Lonetown
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Ridge Gymnasium
Ridge
John M. Sullivan
Isaac Treadwell
St. Augustine
Fla
George Treadwell
Sanfordtown
Joel Perry
Robert Ferry
Morris Perry
Weston
Clayton Elwood
Miss Bulkeley
Greenfield Hill
EP. Sanford
Bessie Read
St. Louis
Lackawanna Steel to Raise Wages 10 Percent July 1
Buffalo June 24 The Lackawanna Steel Co will advance wages for all employes by ten percent starting July 1. Office staff had been cut ten percent last March while unskilled laborers wages fell from 15 to 17 cents to 12 cents per hour. The increase applies across the plant with general superintendent Lewis citing business conditions. This notice appears in the wages section with Want Ads priced at a cent per word.
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Diplomas Tonight for 16 City Normal Graduates
The City Normal school will hold its commencement at eight this evening in Warner hall. Dr. Henry Suzzallo of Columbia University will address the graduates before the diploma presentations by Superintendent Charles W. Deane. The program includes music and the listed graduate names.
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Fairfield High Graduates and Local News Highlights
About five Bridgeport High School graduates from town are named with Lillie McGarry Mary West and Mildred Taylor. Miss May Myer of Mt. Kisco visits. A public hearing on Castle Park liquor licensing is planned, with two men arrested for selling without license. Local figures donate to Compo Beach fence and a minute man statue. Shakespeare readings at Pequot library draw small crowds, and a Greenfield Country Club musicale with Edward Morehouse concludes with dancing. The day was hot, near 90 degrees.
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Lenox Heights
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Little Bridgeport Beach
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Edward P. Morehouse
Greenfield Hill
Weekend Excursions to Port Jefferson on the City Steamer
Extraordinary bargains in Summer millinery at E H Dillons Co 1105 Main St. Week end excursions to Port Jefferson on the Steam er Park City leave Fairfield Ave at 1 30 pm Thursday Friday and Saturday. The steamer reaches Port Jefferson at 4 30 pm and Bridgeport at 6 pm. Many plan weekend parties with a good orchestra aboard for an enjoyable trip.
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