President Commit to World Court membership and League stance
The President pledges administration support for a world court and international justice while maintaining independence from the League of Nations. He argues for peaceful dispute resolution, warns against entanglement, and defends American sovereignty and merchant interests amid domestic political changes.
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Greenwich Constable Bond Set at 4000 in Injury Case
In Greenwich Borough court Constable George Jones faced a postponed hearing on the injury to Edward Risden. Jones was released on a 4000 bond as a medical check revealed the boy’s skull was not fractured, though he has a broken leg. The case was adjourned until Monday to await further medical updates.
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Sexton and Singer in Waterbury Church Dies
Joseph A. Stouts, longtime choir singer and church sexton at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Waterbury, died at his home after forty years of service. He led the church’s sexton duties until January 1 and knew many clergy of the Hartford diocese.
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Norwich Girl Killed in Factory Elevator
Norwich, April 24. Betty Hubbard, employed at Falls Company mill, was killed while riding an elevator here. Details of the incident are unclear, with a deep cut noted on a carder. An inquest will be held by Mr Jd J Destond.
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Post Office to Adopt Daylight Saving Time Start
Announced yesterday the local post office will operate on daylight saving time starting Sunday morning. Mail and clock operations will align with railroad time to ensure train connections. The city division will also work on daylight time with the Manufacturers Association.
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Violin Made in 1645 Aids Local Family Daily Use
Portland Indiana April 22 a facale Steiner violin made in 1645 is in daily use in the home of William Bon owner of a local laundry. The violin has been in use for 78 years and remains a cherished family instrument.
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Spring and Summer Fabric Styles in New Plaid Motifs
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