Corns Lift Out Freezone Ad from Cincinnati
An old advertisement touts Freezone for corns and calluses claiming instant relief with no pain. It markets drops that loosen and shed hard and soft corns, including between the toes, and promises quick, nonsensitive results at low cost.
Governor backs safe and sane Fourth observance
Hartford June 16 Governor Holcomb voiced support for a safe and sane Fourth of July this year, aligning with his wartime era emphasis and his two year old proclamation.
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SWITCHBOARD CREW QUITS IN LOS ANGELES
LA switchboard and linemen from Southern California Telephone walk off jobs at 8 am per union officers. Company officials decline comment pending full force check. Atlantic City reports Postmaster General Burleson gains collective bargaining rights extend to all Postal Service workers.
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Man Slls Step Daughter in New Haven Case
Coroner Mix finds Daniel Cerrone of Hamden criminally responsible for the death of his 14 year old step-daughter Raffaela Computaro who was allegedly shot on June 8. Cerrone faces a Superior Court appearance June 24 with an indictment for first degree murder sought. The coroner also notes an intent to kill a young man who had been paying attention to the girl.
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Congress Urges Honor for Alcock and Brown
A resolution introducing the idea of honoring aviators Captain Alcock and Lieutenant Brown was submitted in the House. It expresses admiration for their aiding the Atlantic crossing and authorizes the President to confer the Congressional Medal of Honor on the fliers.
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Man Held in Manslaughter Case at Ridgefield Avenue
Coroner Eli Mix of New Haven orders Arnold Newlander of 434 Ridgefield avenue held for trial on a manslaughter charge with $1000 bond. The case follows a fatal Milford auto crash weeks earlier that killed Cullen Brown of Detroit, a Rosenbaum Preparatory school classmate. Newlander will be arraigned in Superior Court criminal side.
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Red Cross Societies Open Geneva Quarters
The League of Red Cross Societies opened its Geneva headquarters in a historic building near the cathedral where Calvin and Knox preached. Major General Sir David Henderson arrived to head the body, with French Italian and Japanese representatives and a large personnel expected soon.
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Crawford to Speak at I C B B Meeting
Attorney George W. Crawford of New Haven will speak at the Harmony lodge I C B B meeting set for Sunday June 25 at the Staples Building club rooms. A noted state orator and New Haven Law School graduate, he won the Townsend prize for oratory during his studies.
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Irish Republic Settlement Reverberates in Irish Party Manifesto
A fragment discusses a future Irish republic defined by an election manifesto from the Irish party. It notes equal property shares for sons and hints at broader Irish political unity while referencing American influence and Irish and Chinese concerns. The wording reflects historical newspaper style and partial quotes.
Irish republic unlikely, Dillon says unionist view
Dublin June 16 John Dillon chairman of the United Iris League said in an interview that he believes neither America nor the League of Nations will countenance any move to establish an Irish republic. He argues developments in Paris may reduce the danger of another insurrection and expresses satisfaction with current progress.
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Storage sales rooms B8-41 uncon square
Second hand furniture bought and sold at less than the price of now. Telephone Barnum 1800.
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