Annual Banquet of Council of Jewish Women
Frances Nelson presided at the New Haven event marking the annual banquet of the Council of Jewish Women. Speakers urged unity among Jews, support for Russia and Poland, and broader civil and religious rights while detailing council programs, education goals, and wartime service efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Jewish Women
Council of
Frances Nelson
William
Sporbors
New Yorke
New Haven
Rabbi Abrams
Park Avenue
Rivkins
Newcaon
Russia
Poland
Sporborg
Boadway
Pretty Military Wedding In St Patrick's Church
Military couple Lieutenant Norman Hall and Miss Gagnon of Sioux City were wed in St Patrick's Church in a ceremony held yesterday morning. The bride and groom, both in uniform, recently served overseas. best man Charles Cyrus and maid of honor Maud Gelino attended. The couple will reside in the city. Hall is a member of the Post Publishing staff.
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St . Patrick’s Church
Norman
Hall
Miss and Gagnon
Sioux City
John
O. Lynch
Charles’ 'Cyrus
Maud Gelino
Hartford
Red Cross
Fort
Memper
The
Post Publishing Company
Holcomb signs bill for state park commission
Hartford May 15 Governor Holcomb signed a 300000 appropriation for the state park commission to develop a park system. The commission plans to buy 400 to 500 acres, with a shore location likely, and estimates spending most of the funds on land and development.
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Hartford
Holcomb
Rit
Ithe
Blames natural causes for milk price rise
Natural causes rather than producers keeping prices high are blamed for higher milk costs. Connecticut Agricultural College expert L G Davis notes consumer price is driven by three factors: labor costs in production and distribution, dairy production fees, and grain for cow feed largely sourced from the central west.
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L G. Davis
Connecticut Agricultural College
Association «of
Connecticut
Rutherford Did Not Get A Fair Trial
New York May 15 The United States circuit court of appeals ordered reversal of the conviction of Joseph F Rutherford and seven other members of the International Bible Students Association and allied groups who were found guilty of espionage act violations. The court held the defendants did not receive a fair trial in Brooklyn before Federal Judge Harlan C Howe. Rutherford and six other defendants had been sentenced to twenty years in Atlanta penitentiary after last June’s convictions. The association was founded by the late pastor Charles I Russell.
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New York
Joseph. F. ‘Rutherford
International “Bible Students Association
United ‘States’ Circuit
Harlan C.howe
Brooklyn
Rutherford
Associates
Atlanta
Leviathan Sets Sail with 12000 Troops from Brest
Trans port Leviathan will sail at six this evening with 12000 troops aboard. Passengers include Henry P Davison chairman of the Red Cross war council and Representatives Julius Kahn of California and Richard Olney of Massachusetts. Transports Agamemnon and America sail at five thirty. In all 30000 troops leave Brest today on the three steamers mentioned.
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Adar
Charlotte Dor
Brea Gery
Cowell
Demples
Benjamin Brownstein
Port Trumbull Beach
Brest
Leviathan
Henry P. Davison
Red Cross “War Council
Tulius Kahn
California
Richard Olney
Massachusetts
Agamemnon
America
Burglars Haul $1600 In Haberdfashery Theft
Burglars forced a transom to enter Samuel Josevitz store at 329 Stratford Avenue on a Wednesday night and stole silk shirts and other men’s wear valued around 1600 dollars. Police investigate and believe a car was used to flee.
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Samuel Josevitz
Stratford Avenue
Controversy Ends as Theatre Manager Withdraws Appeal
In Haven on May 16 Claude Fredericks, manager of a theatre, withdrew his appeal and paid a fine for violating secular law after a protest by the Pas tore association against Sunday moving pictures. Fredericks stood trial in the tent case with fifteen managers. defense argued Sunday night exhibitions for charitable purposes were permissible. A new law will lengthen Sunday exhibitions.
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Haven
Pastore’ Association
Claude Fredericks
Fredericks
Silk dresses and summer garments at Annex sale
A lively Annex sale advertises silk taffeta and percale dresses in brown, taupe, navy and Belgian blue with belts and pockets, plus easy slip-on one-piece fits. Also feature long kimonos, sashques, lawn sacques, Madras shirts, knit silk fiber ties, lisle undergarments, and Crepe de Chine camisoles all priced from 89 cents to $2.10, urging early purchases for summer readiness.
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World Justice For All Men
Head of New York Action
Herze
Galicia
Sarah
Rebecca
Miriam
Deborah
Hannahs
New Fellowship
United Drive
Park Avenue Temple
Lowestein
B. I. Wart
Charles. Shapiro
B. Laitman
Msa
Rockwell& Co
Main
Billie Burke
Kimonos
Jacques
Lisle
W. T. Grant CO
Bridgeport, Conn
Stenson’s
State Street
Staples’ Bank
Tok
Boyd
Beery
Elizabeth Fenner
Bridgeport
BANK
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