Seven Nominees Named by Governor and Four More Due
Hartford April 25 Governor Peimpiston sent seven appointments to the General Assembly before the session ended. Four additional nominations are expected pending confirmation for positions including highway commissioner C. J. Pennats, and two Haven city court judges. The process faced delays as lawmakers debated the appointments and related matters.
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C. J. Pennats
Haven
Anti-Sabotage Bill Presented in House Session
A bill titled Anti-Sabotage, advancing punishment for those who praise or support destruction of property or attacks on the army, national guard, or police, passed in the House. Originated from the Judiciary Committee and was declared a regular result with a yea vote.
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National Guard
Present Bill 10 Refuge State Tax Levy on Towns
Fragmented text indicates a bill about a state tax levied on towns. Mentions Amt 00,000 and commission, debt, and payments. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR. Primary entities are state tax, towns, and bill number 10. No clear date or location.
Meetings Tonight At Arm Bridgey Sirest
Fragmented text outlines a schedule of gatherings and names, mentioning locations and times with several unreadable terms. Key entities include Fidelity von Morning Sas and Stace, with references to Uncas etnies and Pastry Reston. The readable pieces imply local meeting notices and community events.
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Sirest
Fidelity von Morning Sas
Niantic Hospital Lands Expanded Amid Contested Offer
Senate debates a proposed land transfer to Niantic Hospital as Captain Mecook and the Tubecentasis commission discuss a new beachfront tract. The offer includes land near a knoll and drainage concerns that could affect the MeCook property, with opposition noting the state should not acquire or compel a disputed parcel.
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Mecook
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Newtown couple adopt 34 year old World War veteran
A Newtown couple legally adopt a 34 year old World War veteran, Frank Garlson Goodsell, who will carry the surname Goodsell. The adoption confirms his guardianship by Mr Jam Wiliodsen and Mrs. Goodsel, with long custody since infancy. The story notes his age and lack of biological children.
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Budget measure advances in house with seed of reform
The first section of a budget measure passes the House amid debate. It funds court and public services, with no major controversy, and includes provisions on widows’ pensions, commercial licenses, and real estate equity limits. Local officials and judges are named in committee discussions and amendments. The session addresses rail and school consolidation, while a Hartford line bill is referred back to railroads committee.
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Mackenzie Named Commissioner of Labor in State
Ford, April 3. Hawy and Jeff Bethel, the present Federal prohibition director for Connecticut, was nominated for Commissioner of Labor and Facto Inspection by Governor Tommieon. The nomination went to the Senate and was referred to a committee. The nomination had been made, and the committee term expires. Manienta Tyastgs served four terms. He was formerly with War of the Union and a leader that body. His capacity to be named remains understood to be due to his close friendship with Attorney General Frank Ic. Mealy and political fortunes.
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General Strike Called by Water Front Workers Union
Boston reports a general strike by workers connected to the port and shipping interests. The action stems from freight delays and labor tensions, with workers total across multiple divisions participating in the stoppage. Reports indicate disruptions to vessel movements and port operations as authorities attempt to manage the stoppage.
Dunham Nomination Confirmed by Senate
Hartford aprel Che appointment of Edward in Weatherfield insurance, Senate action reported after Mertratin remarks. The governing commission, Kurt Manefield, died, and the Senate assured efficient handling of the nomination in a period of transition.
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P U Board to Probe Jumbo Car Accidents
A municipal inquiry will study recent Jumbo taxi crashes and driver conduct amid warnings on traffic routes. Police, fire officials, and city leaders, with business and engineering groups, meet to consider new alarm and patrol measures and to review vehicle operation of the Jumbo type.
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Caldwell Board of Education Faces Deficit and Staffing
The Caldwell Board discusses a deficit of 12,314 19E8 for the coming year with approvals for rent and operating expenses. City Auditor and Wynkoop push deficit management, fuel planning, and school staffing changes while delaying large purchases and planning repairs and renovations across district facilities.
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Local harbor improvement funds approved and allotted
The government allocates 95 thousand dollars for harbor improvements and outlines the distribution across cities and channels. Bridgeport’s dredging will focus on the Black Rock Cedar Channels with a 154 to 220 foot width and work starts as funds permit. The overall wartime appropriation totals near 96.6 million with immediate use for urgent projects and future allotments to follow.
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New Hampshire House Adopts Anti Sun Saving Bill
The New Hampshire House passes a bill prohibiting daylight saving time changes. The action, carried by lawmakers, aims to curb seasonal time shifts within the state.
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30 More State Policemen Favored in Senate Report
Hartford April 25 bill to add fifty officers to the state police force was favorably reported in the senate. The measure proposes a force of 50 men and includes changes in sergeant ranks and other offices. Quarters to remain in Hartford.
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Day Renominated for Board of Pardons in New Haven
The article reports the renomination of David Day to the Board of Pardons in New Haven. Names and dates indicate Senate referral and committee consideration with terms for reappointment. The piece notes four-year terms beginning in 1924 and mentions related judge appointments and confirmations.
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Alleged Auto Thief Arrived Early Today
An unidentified individual described as an alleged auto thief arrived early today near the Ford Treutal area and Seaview Street. The report lists uncertain names and locations, with incomplete details about the alleged event and possible ensuing actions.
Tanlay Tonics Aid Suffering Man Says It Helped
A testimonial from Harry Richards of near Philadelphia praises Tanlay for curing his stomach troubles after months of discomfort. He reports weight gain of eight pounds and restored energy enabling him to resume business activities and endure daily tasks. The ad notes widespread sales and endorses the product.
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