Healing through faith and medicine urged by church commission
A New York report says Episcopal Church leaders should blend faith and medical care. The joint commission notes a rising desire to affirm therapeutic value in Christianity and advocates that religious and medical means for healing must work together, noting difficulty in separating spiritual and physical remedies.
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New York
General Convention
The
Episcopal Church
New Orleans
God
Physician
Judge Gray 85 in Critical State in Wilmington
Former Federal Judge George Gray, aged 85, is gravely ill at home in Wilmington after a relapse of epilepsy previously suffered last winter. His weakened heart and a recent pneumonia episode have left his condition critical, with doctors monitoring his health closely. The report notes his May birthday anniversary.
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Wilmington
George Gray
Mix opens probe of fatal crash in New Haven
August 4 report states Eli Mix investigates a highway collision in Hamden involving Mrs. Chadwick and John Tyske. Mary Wilczynski died at New Haven hospital, Edmund Tyske is in critical condition with skull fracture and other injuries, Annie Tyske and Mrs. Chadwick’s passengers were injured, car wreckage struck a tree. Source notes indicate Mrs. Chadwick swerved and Tyske attempted to avoid impact.
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New Haven
Foreer
Eli Mix
Mary Wilegynski
Walnut Street
Edmund Tyske
Annie Tysko
John Tyske
Hamden
Charles Chadwick
John Tyske Tyska
Wrecki
Chadwick
Wilczynskia
New Haven Hospital
Edmund Tisko
Grace Hospital
State Street
Rider Road
Worker dies in rail yard accident at Water Street
EY HAVEN August 4 Louis Caparoly of Franklin Street died at Grace Hospital from a fractured skull and other injuries sustained in an accident at Water Street freight yard. He was a laborer at house B unshipping a raise from a freight car when a large rail toppled, pinning him beneath it.
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EY Haven
Louis Caparoly
Franklin Street
Grace Hospital
Water Street
House B
Davis 70 Year Old Mountie Plans Historic Paystent
Davis, a 70 year old constable of the Northwest Mounted Police, who once escorted 1700 hostile Indians from Port Walsh to an Indian reservation near the U S border, is featured in a summer program at a historic paystent in Alberta.
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Calgary
Alta
Daniel Davis
R Northwest Mounted Police
Port Walsh
United States
Kage Fis
Saskatchewan
Crowding of Highways May Reduce Travel in Connecticut
Connecticut Motor Vehicle Commissioner FR Stockel forecasts major shifts in transport. Motor buses and airplanes will expand as passenger lines and freight moves may follow within five years. Interstate bus operations will require state certificates, registration, and compliance with police and auto laws while passing through Connecticut.
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Robbins FR. Stockel
Connecticuut
Tage
Connecticut
Fizpanding
Europe
Mr. Stoeckel
Motor Vehicle Department
Vais Department
Talbot O. Freeman
General Assembly
Faldwin
Thme
Hne
Roche
Taxpayers duty clarified in property listings
New Haven August 4 AP Boards of assessors relief need not verify owner valuations but owners must list each piece separately the Supreme Court of Rivers ruled in the Madison Wilcox case The court said acts have sole power to classify property as improved land or building lots and Wilcox appealed from an assessment of a large tract he claimed was farm land
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New Haven
Boards of Assessors
Boards of Relief
Supreme Court of Rirrers
George A. Wilcox
Madison
Wilcox
Get His Raise 30 Years Late in Alberta
Edmont on Alta August 4. In a strange delay a sheriff learns of a substantial salary increase granted long ago. Sheriff Peter Gunn received a letter from the north country bearing the raise notice. The mislaid letter arrived only after decades, leaving him unable to enjoy the raise.
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Edmondton
Alta
Peter Gunn
Edmonton
North Country
Frick Estate Ordered to Pay $472,336 Inheritance Taxes
In Pittsburgh on August 4 an Orphans' Court decree requires the executors of Henry Clay Frick to pay $472,336.98 in inheritance taxes to Pennsylvania, per Supreme Court guidance. Frick's estate valued at $89.5 million. over $1.99 million already paid. Properties in New York City and Massachusetts deemed non taxable. Frick Woods and the Frick art collection exempt.
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Pittsburgh
Orphans' Court
Henry Clay Frick
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
United States Supreme Court
Frick
Pennsylvania
New York City
Massachusetts
Frick Woods
Pittsouree
Frick Collection
Swampscott Port Fades As Fishermen Depart
Swampscott Mass August 4 President Coolidge gazes over the bay noting sailing boats and fishermen but Swampscott no longer lands fares at the port. Once a fishing hub with Marblehead it ceded activity to Boston and Gloucester amid shifting fisheries marketing.
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Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
Little's Point
Marblehead
Boston
Gloucester
Mental test sought for Slayer Suspect Labombard
Louis Labombard charged with murdering the Gillia sisters in Hudson on July 19 awaits transfer from Manchester jail to the New Hampshire state hospital at Concord for examination of mental condition. Labombard confessed to the killings, done with his 15 year old brother in law Charles Lefebvre, to claim the sisters small estate promised to the younger boy.
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Nashau
N. H
Louis Labombard
Gillia
Hudson
Manchester
New Hampshire State Hospital
Concord
Labombarg
Charles Lefebvre
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Mix
Davis
Soucers
Stoeckel
U. S. Supreme Court
Swampscott Long Fishermen’s Base
Lydia E. Pinkham
Litchfield
Conn
Josefh Mayer, Sr
Lima
Ohio
Eve Thurston
North Pine St
Lydia E. Pink
Lydia E. F
Vegetable Co
Lynn
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
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