CT State Fair Camps Tailored for Youth Exhibit
Camp Trumbull will be featured at Charter Oak fair September 7 to 12. Country and city youths will encamp on the grounds and compete in 4H clubs County Boys and Girls clubs and Junior Achievement exhibits. The event highlights agricultural craft home economics and stock exhibits with histories of individual successes and promising future benefits for Connecticut youth.
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Death car driver guarded in bed
Lawrence Massachusetts August 4 A P report says Thomas Pennyfeather of Salem driver of the car wrecked in North Andover last night causing three deaths lies under continuous guard at Lawrence General Hospital. Police expect to arrest him for manslaughter as soon as his condition allows.
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Lawrence, Mas
Lawrence General Hospital
Thomas Pennyfeather
Salem
North Andover
Pennyfeather
Gardening Group to Visit Station at Waltham
Vegetable growers from across the state travel to Waltham August 5 for the annual field day at the market garden field station of Massachusetts Agricultural College. Attendees observe experiments aiding vegetable production and learn the latest horticultural practices.
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Waltham, Mase
Toxomorrow
Market Garden
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Death ruling in Seaside Park motorcycle crash
A coroner ruled Ernest Deschamps, 32, of 107 Clinton Avenue died as an accidental result of injuries from a motorcycle wreck in Seaside Park. He had told the inquest his machine was moving 72 miles an hour when it overturned, dragging him 150 feet along the boulevard.
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Ernest Deschamps
Clinton Avenue
Seaside Park
Henry C. Stevenson
Deschamps
Ewer
Law of Averages Carries No Merit in Storrs Contest
In Storrs Connecticut the egg laying contest defies the law of averages as production rose for the fifth time in two months. Week thirty nine yielded 4898 eggs, up 28 from the prior week, led by Hanson’s Leghorn Farm Corvallis Oregon with 58 eggs. Pen from Hilltop Farm Suffield Connecticut second with 54, Ruehle’s Sunnyside Farm Pleasant Valley New York close third with 68. Merritt M. Clark Brookfield Center Connecticut and two Patton entries Charlotte North Carolina and Meadowedge Farm Sterling Jet Massachusetts tied at 42 for fourth. The American Poultry Association Fort Wayne Indiana offers 100 sweepstakes cups for pens and 50 for individuals plus medals and certificates for high pens and hens. Leading pens listed across White Rocks Barred Rocks Rhode Island Reds and White Leghorns with multiple farms named.
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Hanson
Corvallis
Ore
Hilltop Farm
Suffield
Pleasant Valley
N. Y
Merritt M. Clark
Barrey Rocks
Brookfield Center
J. C. Patton
Charlotte
N. C
Meadowedge Farm
Sterling Jet
Mass
American Poultry Association
Fort Wayne
Ind
America
White Rocks
Elon
Ranken
Huntington
Iu LL
N. J
H. B. Spangler
Matawan
Davidson Brothers
Upton
Thomas
Matteson
Davisville
Carterlon Farm
Troy
Obed G. Knight
Bridgeton
Barred Rocks
Keeywadin Farm
Darien
R Wa Davis & Sons
Rockland
Rhode Island Reds
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Farmingdale
Deerbrook Pouttry
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Pinecrest Orchards
Groton
Chapin
Longmeadow
Striker Jailed After Willimantic Strike Parade
Three American Thread strikers faced City court in Willimantic for disorder during a strike parade. Mike Renejowski received 25 dollars and costs plus 11 days in jail for carrying a dangerous weapon, while also being fined for resisting an officer. William Boffa got 25 dollars and costs with a suspended sentence for interfering with an officer, and George Rocke had charges noted for interference. The incident began when a state policeman tried to arrest a woman who escaped due to witness accounts, as police rounded up the men.
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Willimantic
American Thread Company
Mike Renejkowski
Renejowski
Willam Boffa
George Rocke
Hartford youth jailed for theft in New Haven reading cue
Charles W. Helden, 18, of Hartford, was sentenced to five days in jail by Judge Whittaker after being found guilty of theft. He allegedly took $2 from a New Haven five and ten store cash register, and surrendered after reading a newspaper account of the robbery.
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New Haven
Charles W. Helden
Hartford
Whittaker
Women realtors seize boom in Rockaway real estate spectacle
Rockaway's booming land market draws massive crowds as women join men in a frenzied rush to cash in on rapid turnovers. Millionaires emerge overnight, hotels flip for tens of thousands, and boardwalk plans spark a frenzy, with reports of profits and losses amid police crowd control.
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James I. Kilgallen
I. N.S. Stall
New York
Rockaways
United States
Florida
A. H. Balmuth
New York Board of Estimate
Atlantic City
Israel
Mann
Chnall
Fixtra
Mainte
Policeman's Car Strikes Boy in Willimantic
In Willimantic on August 4 a deputy officer Floerie Marrotte's car struck 30 year old Fred Kosak as he ran into the street. Kosak suffered internal injuries and was taken to St Joseph Hospital for treatment.
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Willimantic
Fred Kosak
Floerie Marrotte
St. Joseph Hospital
Electrons as Speakers Open American Chemical Society Meet
In Los Angeles the American Chemical Society opened its seventieth meeting with electrons described as the smallest known particles of matter speaking through a special amplifier. Dr Willis R Whitney introduced the speakers to chemists and scientists. Dr Alexander Findlay of Aberdeen discussed the twilight zone of matter and the challenge of explaining life in physical terms as a new aspect of matter.
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Los Angeles
American Chemical Society
Willis R. Whitney
General Electric Co. Research Laboratory
Alexander Findlay
University of Aberdeen
Scotland
Workers Return to Jobs in Mill at Lawrence
Officials at the Pavifite mills in Lawrence Massachusetts said a large number of strikers had returned to work voluntarily. About 100 quit yesterday in protest against a wage cut. With the return and new hires there were few vacancies.
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Lawreince
Mass
Pavifite Mills
Mil
Builders plea for guards on jobs in New Wa vie n period
Local contractors appeal for police protection to guard workers on construction sites against potential strikes and molestation during ongoing projects in New Wa vie n.
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New Wavien
The Hills Call the Veteran Motorist to Rest
Seven outdoor chaps favor hillside retreats where peace settles like a mantle and waters murmur. The piece urges drivers to park in the mountains for cool quiet, sound sleep, and renewed vigor, touting Socony Gasoline and Socony Motor Oil as support for conquering new heights.
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