Protest to Congress Against Bill Creating Claimed Doctors Trust
Washington May 25 A strong protest against Senate Bill 6049 argues the Department of Public Health would create a medical trust. It contends Sections 7 8 empower a monopoly backed by the American Medical Association to restrict choice of practitioner and erode rights of citizens.
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Congress
Bill Creating
Washington
National League of Medical Freedom
American Medical Association
Department of Public Health
Flower
Pf Aetect
Tce
Owen
Peetaen Ee
Mr. Flower
Geome
Senate
Cit
Fed
Medical Association
Mix-Up in Taxes of Corporations
Internal Revenue Collector Eaton reports about 6 000 corporation tax returns processed and forwarded to Washington. About 100 amended returns show inconsistencies in interest deductions versus reported indebtedness, with some firms reporting large bond indebtedness and high interest while actually paying principal. Officials anticipate a smoothing of misunderstandings through review.
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Internal Revenue
Eaton
Department
Washington
Seme
Ttme
Carpenters Debate Wage Offer and Sat Holiday
A Carpenters Union meeting discussed the Master Builders Association proposal of a 3-8 cent-an-hour raise and a half holiday on Saturdays. After debate the session adjourned until Friday with hope for a better offer.
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Carpenters' Union
Master Builders' Association
King Alfonso Palace Guard Doubled After Bomb Plot
Special from United Press Madrid May 25 The palace guard was doubled after police found a plot against King Alfonso from anarchist circles. Jose Tobarelli known as Calamayor was killed by a bomb setback and police fear conspirators will be picked by lot. Ministers warn the King to avoid public appearances. Also a local sale ad promotes 1963 pairs of low cut shoes from Brockton and Lynn Mass with deep discounts, Thursday to Saturday only at S. B. Thing & Co.
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United Press
Madrid
King Alfonso’s
Jose Tobarelli
Tobarelli
Calamayor
Lot
Brockton
Mass
Lynn
S. B. Thing & Co
Main St
School Boys Parade Practice on East Side
Physical Director Harveny led about 400 school boys on the East Side to rehearse for the Memorial Day parade. The march featured the Barnum school corps and the Waltersville school band.
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Harveny
Barnum School
Concorps
Waltersville School
Change Returned After Train Delay Between Metz and Paris
A national guardsman recalls an August journey from Metz to Paris where he swapped most funds into francs. After losing a 20 mark note in transit, a late night stop allowed him to recover the change in the station office, with the affair delaying the train for about fifteen minutes.
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Metz
Paris
France
Germany
Monsieur
New York Sun
Not a Laughing Matter and Swinging Jokes of Daily Life
A clipped page recalls multiple jokes and anecdotes from early 20th century press. A man clings to a cliff path as bystanders watch him, while other vignettes poke fun at social quirks. One note mocks misaddressed asbestos mail, another a front-row audience held by polite restraint, and more about manners and comic misperceptions.
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Mr. Bodger
Rodger
London
Cape Cod
Buzzard’s Bay
Martha's Vineyard
Nantucket
Narrangansett
Newport
Watch Hill
Chandler Named as Arbitrator by Trolleymen
New Haven hears heated meetings over wage arbitration for trolleymen. Names pushed include Hon. George B. Chandler of Rocky Hill as potential third arbitrator, with both sides to finalize appointment within ten days as articles of arbitration are drawn. Foley's Kidney Pills advertised by Brill and Curtis Pharmacy.
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New Haven
Connecticut Company
George B. Chandler
Rocky Hill
C. W. Minnix
Conference Board
Geo. B. Chandler
Public Utilities
Chandler
Chinese Outbreak Seen as Inevitable in Missionary Reports
London reports from May 25 indicate increasing anti-foreign demonstrations across China and a likely outbreak before autumn. Missionary leaders consider relocating missions to coastal areas for protection as Chaun-Chia and Yi-Yang face violence and arson.
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United Press
London
China
Chaun-Chia
Chang-Sha
Yi-Yang
Milford Shore Residents Held Responsible For Deer Death
Milford May 25 Sheriff J M Ma her has arrested two shore residents Fred M FitzGibbons and Elias Pritchard charged with causing the death of a deer said to be tied with a rope while swimming from an island to shore. The deer died soon after from rough treatment. both men were fined five dollars and costs in local court and have appealed to the court of Common Pleas.
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Milford
J. M. Maher
Fred M. FitzGibbons
Elias Pritchard
Court of Common Leas
Mother Returns for Abandoned Children and Is Arrested
Maria Di Angelo Diora, a Waterbury Italian woman, traveled to New Haven to reclaim her two children whom she had left with the Italian Sisters last October. She asked the convent to care for them but disappeared. She was found in the city yesterday and arrested by Detective Healy on abandonment charges.
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New Haven
Maria di Angelo Diora
Waterbury
Albany
Healy
Foley’s Kidney Pills Helped Local Veteran Back Pain Relief
Isaac Cook of Kewanee Illinois recalls long backache and kidney pain eased after two months of Foley's Kidney Pills. He reports lasting relief from bladder misery, endorsing the remedy to friends and comrades. Sold by F. B. Brill and Curtis Pharmacy.
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Foley’s
F. B. Brill and
Curtis Pharmacy
Isaac Cook
Above Post
Kewanee, Ill
Foley
Stratford Fraternal Visit Highlights O E S Event
Azalia chapter O E S of Stratford hosted the Stratford chapter for the annual visit by grand officers. Thirty Marina Court F of A members surprised Henry Hall at 152 Catherine st with a handsome buffet. Hall helped organize Marina 20 years ago. James F. Kearns praised his loyal service.
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Azalia
Stratford
Marina
F. of A
Henry Hall
Catherine Street
Mr. Hall
James F. Kearns
Hall
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OCERN
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Burt & Packard
W. K. Mollan
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