Knights of Columbus to expand national correspondence school
The Knights of Columbus held sessions today and voted to enlarge the scope of the proposed correspondence school. It will operate from the new national headquarters and offer 27 subjects with 60 scholarships in the medical field. The program aims to serve veterans and others, with an estimated educational value of one million dollars and about 400 veterans currently pursuing college work on scholarships. D J Callahin of Washington was named to the District of Columbia Board of Education.
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New Waven
Munterrattona
Knights of Clumbus
Sesaton
Coowill
Y ‘ Sapramo
D. J. Callahin
Washington
Board of Education
District of Columbia
Stratford Fight to Come Tonight
Stratford council clashes flared as Wheeler defended town interests against Rudder club criticisms. Sherwood denounced cowardice claims while Turney Albright accused Sammills of pressuring Hunter resignation, alleging deception and mixed signals from council members.
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Wheeler
Brandt
Washington
Apparentis
Marcer
Sherwood
Ralph C. Sherwood
Hunter
eThey
Robert Turney
John Albright
Donald Sammils
Herbert Sniffin
the Cornet
Tura
Turney
Funterlies
Circus Employee Injured By Brick Throw During Dispute
A circus worker named Koncho living at the winter quarters was struck on the head by a brick thrown in an argument. He sustained a deep forehead wound and received three stitches from Dr. A B Maralis at the emergency hospital.
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Koncho
Cirgis
A. B.*Mar@alis
Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound Restores Hair Color
An old time remedy promises to darken gray hair naturally with Sage Tea and Sulphur. Advertised as a ready-to-use home product from Wyeth, it claims to restore natural color and thick, youthful-looking hair with regular applications.
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Wyeth
Younker
125000 Spend Day at Coney Island Beaches
NEW YORK April Coney Island drew a spring crowd of 185009 with extra traffic police guiding thousands of motor cars on Shire avenue. Twenty five infants were lost from their parents amid a day of bathing suit crowds and new sideshow wonders. Lieutenant O Rourke led a patrol as r Jally mops and squawking balloons were noted at police headquarters.
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New York
Coney Island
Shire Avenue
O Rourke
Soviet Recognition Dominant Issue Continues Page One
The article outlines reconstructions topics including public and private credit, economic and commercial questions, export import facilitation, legal guarantees for commerce, promotion of industry and property, consular rotations, administration of foreigners, and transportation. It notes agenda items covering grants, restraints, and rehabilitation measures in reconstruction efforts.
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Duaia
U S Ambassador in Genoa For Genoa Conference
The American ambassador Richard Waspburn Child arrived in Genoa for the conference, accompanied by Mrs. Child and aides. He travels unofficially to keep Washington informed, while diplomats from Rome and other foreign envoys gather, with plans to meet notable visitors and officials.
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Richard Waspburn Child
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Washington
Tang Re
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Stes
Floyd-George
Rome
Altough
Auto Hit Leaves Snyum With Fractured Ribs
Fourteen year old Snyum suffered multiple injuries after being struck by a passing car at an airfield and Melrose Avenue. Police report states William Clark of 389 Gordon Street drove fast on Fried street when Snyum stepped into traffic. Snyum was taken to St Vincent’s Hospital in critical but stable condition.
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Newtonlenike
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Gordon Street
Hy Auatement Fande
Life
Clark
Fudried Avenue
Lynum
Wate
Synam
Bandits Rob Club. West Haven Members Robbed of 3000
Armed masked men raided the Granse Dramatic Club in West Haven early this morning, stealing between 2 and 4000 dollars. Suspect Silyatore Sentantelle of Springfield, Massachusetts is identified. one robber fired, others searched pockets, some players upstairs. A leather bag held by a bandit carried away while clubs fled after two shots. Police and firemen responded. two club members escaped through a window.
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New Haven
Granse Dramatic Club
West Haven
Siulyatore Sentantelle
Sprinfield
Mfassichusetts
LG Cagle
Gylvester Burns
Meetat Tan
American Legion Appeals for Funds to Run State Aid Fund
The American Legion in this state appeals for donations to administer the State Aid Fund for disabled and needy veterans. A court injunction restricts expenditures, driving the Legion to seek $10,000 to $10,000 from supporters until legislative action next session. The fund faces monthly costs of $800 to $900 for salaries, stamps, telephones, and investigations, with no compensation for the treasurer who works unpaid.
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Board of Control
Gatirol
Daciatan
eopHuarou
Contra
Judee Moleemb Helis Ten Governnr
Phe Siaemens
Tselon
Nine
Armerican Légion
Hoge Mer
France
Terlonta
Sisgramea
Inet
Tanutrs
Ee Tai Stationery & Supplies
Neon
Anna
Denatured Alcohol Club Elects Officers On Water Street Bridgeport
Members of the Denatured Alcohol Club on Water Street Bridgeport prepare for elections to appoint a president vice president and secretary. Milton Philip Macannon is pitched as president with Elbridge A Milligan and others named for senior posts amid internal investigations and a tense political backdrop in the local fraternal group.
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Bridgeport
Chub
Aom
Ela
Milton Philip Macann
Nels
Mikow
Stepney
Mwneanu
Wie Alway
United States
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Hartford
Waterbur
Britain
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JT. Wy
Wand Muito
Tdgenors
Carriey
Tila
Rangat
Haya
Milton Prrip Macann
Milian
Exridge A. Milligan
Anchor Gang
Elwo
Borneman
Anil
Elbridge
B& Reporter
Tam
Connecticut plan adopted at Detroit for Jewish relief drive
The Connecticut plan to raise 544000000 for Jewish relief has been adopted as a model for the United States. Delegates from Connecticut including Charles S Shapiro George Gremnapin Ab yam Spethe Mayer Cohen and George Tewant presented the plan and after a brief discussion it was approved. Connecticut is praised by the Ewart for its efficiency and organization in humane relief efforts.
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New Haven
Chamber of Commerce
Sindhe Shambr of
Dalrait
Connecticid
Towt Aight of the Good Work By Chaveraging Wei
The passage discusses efforts to advance technicality and intent, noting quarterly repairs by a board and the need for full information on fund position and auditions. It mentions weekly rebisty and a plan offered for consideration, seeking help in reviewing the SagPMeR.
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Saw Compurotien
Mora
Mavicla
Hattie Overturned as Rumored Clash Draws Attention
Reported skirmish described with garbled OCR mentions a clash near a harbor area. Police remark notes unknown mile marker and a drawing of crowd focus. The fragment hints at a confrontation but lacks clear names or dates.
Arrest Warrant Issued For Thomas Brown In Norwalk
Police report Thomas Brown was arrested in Norwalk on a robbery case tied to a rory store on Fly Street. Investigators say about $1,000 in merchandise was taken. a family-moneymaking ad and Bakers Express appear in the fragmented notice amid the garbled text.
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Grdgeporc Pom Coe Festarihey
Sorwalle WU Oaieien
Kacehta
Mang
Parley Delegates Lay Out Europe Reform Plan
Delegates discuss finance economic questions and transport amid deep rifts on Russian representation. Russian, Italian, French, and other nations push for reconstruction and cooperation. Guards and security concerns surround Russian delegates at Genoa as France signals openness to reforms while stressing Russia's rehabilitation.
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Russia
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Chitcherin
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Vor
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Trallin and, Trench Amit Applauding Crowile
Harding
Officers Seek New Evidence in Beck Case
On April 3 in Oklahoma City former Oklahoma Supreme Court Justice Jean P. Pay, killed in the Day home incident, faces no jury trial as the coroner and county attorney concede insufficient evidence for conviction. Army board disavows full report, while Lt Colonel Paul Beck’s death stirs calls among officers to challenge Army norms.
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Jean P
Oklanoma Supreme Gout
Brin
Vidar
Army
Forrest Hughes
Mate Notan
Okahoma
Paul WW. Beck
Dar
Beck
Day
Hitler AQ Verdien
Beak
Wiesen
Army of the United States
Unclear source fragment on Bolshevik guarantees and recognition
The text hints at discussions of Bolshevik guarantees and Russian debts, noting a missing ring and the need for Russian recognition before serious talks. The fragment mentions Lange and a wartime establishment, but no concrete events, dates, or outcomes are provided.
Cereal Meal Promises Natural Relief From Constipation
A broad plea against laxatives highlights a shift to Cereal Meal as a natural remedy. The text extols its food-element basis, claims it cleanses constipation without drug reliance, and promotes purchase through a Bridgeport outlet or mailed free book.
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Druga
Gereal
Bridgeport
Leverry
Briggenort
Whita
Dircey
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