Nurses' School to Expand Training and Facilities
The Connecticut Training School for Nurses at New Haven hospital plans a busy year with increased enrollments for the entering class starting June 1. Changes widening capacity to 160, eight hour on duty period starting July 1, and new housing at Woodmont accompany a standard curriculum aligned with the National League of Nursing Education.
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Commissioner Approves Three Compensation Claims
Compensation cases approved by Commissioner E Buckingham include Edith Baskerville of Reservoir Avenue who injured her foot at the Columbia Graphophone plant, Edith Baskerville to receive $8.50 weekly during incapacity. Carl Ford of Water Street injured at the plant of John T. King, $12 weekly during incapacity. Frank Jones of Hill Street who lost part of a finger at Hemington Typewriter Company, weekly indemnity set for period of incapacity.
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Teeservoir Avenue
Columbia Graphophone Campan
Carl Ford
Water Street
John T. King
Frank Jones
Hill Street
Hemington Typewriter Company
French Recovering Stolen Bells From Colmar War Loot
Five bells taken from Colmar churches during the war by German troops have been recovered in Frankfurt and will be returned to their original houses. Four bells came from local churches and the great bell from St Joseph church. Valuable treasures stolen from museums were located in Aachen where Bavarian soldiers reportedly held them.
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Frankfort
Time limit set for German surrender at Paris talks
The Paris echo reports the Versailles conference will not extend beyond May 1 as German forces reach terms. only peaceful capitulation remains, with Allies insisting on strict conditions and immediate submission to Allied approval on key terms.
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Fragmented Local News Item From Winton Missing Context
The readable line notes a person named Joseph Schultz and mentions a commemorative or celebratory moment, but the fragmentary text lacks clear action, date, place, or full names to form a complete event.
Rosy Cheeks From Phosphate Breakfast Ad
An old advertisement touts hot water with phosphate as a morning tonic to clear skin, remove toxins, and improve digestion. It promises headache relief and fresher breath, claiming a breakfast dose strengthens the digestion and purges waste. Readers are urged to try a spoonful with breakfast.
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