Inheritance Tax Case Tests State Rights Says Governor
Hartford August 4 Governor John H Trumbull says Western states support state rights against Federal action as they seek repeal of the Federal inheritance tax law. He notes repeal would affirm state taxing power and keep revenue within borders while farm relief and flood issues dominate talk at the conference. He adds Connecticut helped push repeal and that most governors favor aiding farmers without direct subsidies, though few support the McNary Haugen plan.
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Hartford
John H. Trumbull
Mackinac
Michigan
Trumbull
Connecticut
General Assembly
Congress
New England
Coolidge
Standish Engagement And Local Social Notes From Monroe
Mrs Florence M Standish announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Florence Lois Standish to William W Parker son of Mrs William W Parker of Port Cheater NY Owing to other thugs conflicting tt diss been considered advisable to postpone indefinitely the dance which was to have been given Saturday evening by the entertainment committee of the Womans auxiliary of the May ree fire department Mr and Mrs Charles Billet of Bridgeport were dinner guests Tuesday evening of Mr and I Herbert Johnson Mrs Frank Beers of Stratford is spending a few days with Miss Agnes Beardsley Mrs Edwards Beardsley is spending a few days in Shelton with her sister Mrs Eleile Nichols Mrs John Long and son Calvin of Albany NY who have been spending several weeks with friends in Stepney Rave returned to their home Mrs Charles Bond returned with them for a visit Mrs William Weed and Miss Myrtle Weed of Bridgeport have been recent guests at the home of Representative and Mrs Edwards Heardstey
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I. Herbert Johnson
Frank Beers
Stratford
Agnes Beardsley
Edwards
Beardsley
Shelton
Elele Nichols
John Long
Calvin
Albany
Stepney
Charles Bond
William Weed
Myrtle Weed
Bridgeport
Representative
Heardstey
Meal Among Eskimos Across Feast and Famine
The Eskimo meal is governed by luck with feast or famine. Caribou flesh is shared as elders use crude implements. others tear with teeth and hands. The head is sacred meat, given to visitors who cannot finish it, but must not be touched by women or dogs.
Church and industry seek common good in social gospel
The Social Service Secretary argues that modern churches embrace broader concerns beyond spiritual duties. Religion now addresses daily life, labor, education, health, and a fair economy. The church urges high wages, job security, shorter hours, and protection for women and children, aiming for a new brotherhood between employers and workers.
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Social Service
Churches of Christ In America
Department of Social Service
Tts
Federal Council of the Churches
Jesus Christ
Driver to Pay Dr Pons After Minor Collision
Milford dispatch reports Anthony L. Schubert will pay Dr Louis J. Pons five dollars weekly for a few weeks after his car struck and damaged Pons’ vehicle on Naugatuck avenue. Police described the incident as unavoidable and not reckless. Also noted: Firemen Elect Officers for Engine Co No 2 and a note on Firemen’s Parade attendance.
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Milford
Anthony L. Schubert
Remsert Street
Jamaica
L. I. Fe
Louis J. Pons
Pevon
Dr. Pons
Schubert
Naugatuck Avenue
Br. Ponts
Rudolph von Hacht
Engine Co
Andrew Healy
Joseph Pennington
David Finch
Finn Paulson
George Mathews
Edward Scott
Fort Trumbull
Bridgeport
Savin Rock
Edward Head
Thompson Street
Fort Trimbull Beach
Asbury Park
N. I
Pilgrim Bridge and Pinochle Event Postponed to August 13
The Fort Trumbull Beach fundraiser for the Juvenile Dress League is postponed to Saturday evening August 13. Activities include bridge and pinochle. William Doll, son of Mr and Mrs Carl Doll of Cherry Street Milford, will enter the University of Missouri this fall to study. Doll graduated Milford High School in 1926 and had poems printed in the high school publication.
Oil explosion kills two in Mississippi river barge area
Two men were killed and two seriously hurt when an oil barge explosion near Vicksburg destroyed barges valued at 750 000. The blast struck a barge loaded with oil from Lake Peepee to Memphis near Salem Bend on the Mississippi River, injuring four and causing extensive damage.
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Vicksburg, Miss
Associated Press
Lake Propeepee
Memphis
Salem Bend
Mississippi River
Slayers of Cop Flee Guilty Conscience In Stolen Car
Walter Perry and William Collins, Charlestown men wanted for killing a Boston patrolman on July 3, fled in a stolen car. Perry was injured in a crash that killed Collins, and Perry later confessed while under guard in a Rockaway hospital. Police linked Perry to the disguise as Joseph Murray and identified Collins by fingerprint tests. Extradition is pending.
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New York
Associated Preas
Walter Perry
Charlestown
Mass
Boston
Perry
Collins
Harris
McInnis
Rockaway Hospital
Joseph Murray
Thomas
Eightyearold girl injured carrying lunch to father in car crash
Elisabeth Wide eight of 32 Columbia court was struck by a car driven by Pasquale Petrino of Fazelwood avenue while carrying lunch to her father at work. The child was taken to Emergency Hospital where Dr. F P Goldys required two stitches for a cut on the right ear and treated a bruise on the left elbow.
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Elisabeth Wide
Columbia Court
Pasquale Petrino
Fazelwood Avenue
FP. M. Goldys
Motorcycle rider arrested after Fairfield crash
Joseph Tullaitis, 32, of Jens Binge Road Fairfield, was arrested yesterday on reckless operation of a motorcycle following a collision with a car driven by Marty Brady, 42, of 341 State Street New Haven. Police investigation led to the arrest.
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Joseph Tullaitis
Jensbinge Road
Fairfield
Yuarterday
Tullaitis
Marty Brady
State Street
New Haven
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Iain ST
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Edgemere
Queens
California
Rockaway Houlevard
Girl
J. Johnson & Sons
Otis Balbriggan Underwear
Boys’ Union
Men’s Union
Otis Athletic
Johnson
Main & Wall
Strong & Sturdy
AN Shusoirons
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