Legislature Corrects Passed Bills In Hartford Action
Both houses acted on engrossed bills correcting phrasing errors. Measures include charters for Waterbury and West Haven, new districts, hospital incorporation, and highway takings. Other items extend organization times for insurers, create memorial commissions, regulate beverage bottling, and adjust school and public works laws. Passage sent to calendar foot with other items pending.
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Legismture
Hilix
Billy
Union
Orange
Wes Haven
Lgdow
Lawrence and Memorial Associated Hospital
New London
Waterbury
Orange Police Board
Willimantic
Bloomfeld
New Haven Water Company
Harrah Electric Company
Outlook Fire Insurance Company
Life & Guaranty Company
Atwalth Department
West Haven
Darien
Board of Finance
Windham
New Haven
Seymour Town
State Meeting of Sunday Schools to Be Held Here
Bridgeport to host the Connecticut State Sunday School convention with over 1,000 delegates on November 14 19 and 20. The First Methodist Episcopal Church on Broad Street and Fairfield Avenue is the convention church with related meetings at nearby centers and affiliated groups led by Mrs. Wallace I Woodin as general secretary. Local arrangements are led by Rev Provent J Knapps and a team including Rev Armin G Weng and others with committees for finance exhibitions pages publicity and luncheon events.
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M. E
Bridgeport
Park City
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Broad Street
Fairfield Avenue
Universalist Church
Golden Hill
Wallace I Woodin
Hartford
State Couner of
Religious Education
Provent J. Knapp
Armin G. Weng
T. J. Rutledrre Henle
Lena C Eknann
J. Herbert Sizer
Airman
Cynthia Moore
Janet 8. Ewing
Ira Dow Bevhe
Gordon RR. Williams
Phyllis Tomlinson
F Y. Frederickson
William E. Abbott
Employers Seek Aid From State In Boston Strike
In Boston on April 1 a widespread strike by Sneats plumb ers and lathers, plus electrical workers, prompted the Building Trades Employers' Association to petition the state for intervention. They voted to uphold demands for a one year renewal wage increase and to contest recent union proposals. The union calls for high renewal terms remained under debate as the dispute stalled.
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Uive
Riteklage Ca
Give Back Seized Property Demands World Law and Treaties
Senator Borah urges return of seized German property and defense of treaty integrity to uphold international law. He warns lawlessness at home threatens democracy more than foreign foes and calls for enforcing law, respecting treaties, and backing a world order built on legal principles.
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Russia
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Borah
America
Washington
Federal Express
Kuy
London
New York
Chicago
Republica
Woamar
World Court
League of Fans
Senate
Adams
Jefferson A
Brankfin
Germany
Congress of the
Alexander Hamilton
Adicr
Horah I
Great Britain
France
Belglum
League of Nations
Filcher
Congress
Symington denies naming Work as co-respondent in divorce suit
New York April 1 Thomas E Symington wealthy manufacturer clubman fled a bill of particulars in a divorce suit against his wife. He denied naming Horace Fr Work New York Jimang Hier and resident Mindison N J as co-respondents in a dispatch circulated March 12. A letter from Work now in Florida states the claim is unfounded. Court records show the bull of particulars is missing and Symington's lawyers say Work was not named.
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Thomas E. Symington
Horace Fr. Work
Jimang Hier
Mindison
N. J
Work
Falm Beach
Fla
Symington
Baltimore
Horace
Jenn
Mr. Work
Liquor Seized From Actress Geraldine Warrar Car
Customs officials at Rutland Vermont seized two dozen bottles of assorted liquors and about a dozen bottles alleged to contain beer from the private car of actress Geraldine Warrar near Rouses Point New York as she traveled to a cancer engagement in Rutland tonight. No prosecution stays had been started at that time.
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Rutland
Rouses Point
Geraldine Warrar
Debate on Russia Policy and World Peace
A public meeting featured Senator Borah arguing for recognizing the Soviet Union to combat Bolshevism and push disarmament. He warned against freezing property claims and cited Washington's France policy as a guide, while contrasting Russia with Western aims and urging leadership toward peace amid global turmoil. Dr. A E Witgan and Georga Hawley spoke as organizers with the Manufacturers’ gasconation chorus providing music.
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Russia
Europe
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Borat
Washington
Setor Borah
France
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Ray
Tdalin
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Hawley
Tonatmaler Muete
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Advertising as a force in modern communities and newspapers
The article argues that advertising fuels modern progress by spreading news and product information via newspapers. It asserts word of mouth is too slow, and that well placed ads can build big enterprises from modest starts, making advertising a cost-effective payback for communities.
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