Charity Directors Meet Today Plan Emergency Move
Community Chest directors announce plans for an emergency move and report public interest in the city. The latest meeting notes show varied contributions from multiple donors including Charles G Eksburn 15, Robert Gard 25, Arthur Lewis 23, Osar Tanning 10, Byron Mersin 100, and many others totaling substantial support for the Chest fund. John L. Hines at 38 Pacific Street is clarified as having contributed 2, correcting previous reporting.
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Surther
Community Not
Terest
Community Chest
Sumasr Simpson
Irman
Unity Chest
Charles Geksburn
Rober F. Gardor
Arthur
Win Smith Fio
von Grxz
Jos
Wickson
Horie Sinbh
Harry Toulson
John J Sonera
Gaynor
WG. Wilton
Vrs
Keeler
Pallom
Athutas Hettinger
Lover
James A O'Brien
Fof
Philip Gurran
Wilson Fuel Company
Thomas W. Joyce
Come Gany
Irene Leverty
Charlies J Leverty
Jesse Bly
Frank Cantllon
Reimann
Thomas M Bailey
Goodale
Geng Tarwall
Walter RO Pomer
Charles F Conkling
George B Houston
Frederick Sonrad
EC Tohnston
Omicountty Chest
John L. Hines
Pacific Street
Mr Flines
Reevaluating U S Merchant Marine Needs In Congress Urged
Washington reports urge Congress to maintain a permanent merchant marine aligned with national defense and commerce needs. The board backs a coordinated policy, tax exemptions for American shipping, and private vessel expansion to boost U S maritime strength.
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Washington
United States
National Defense
Noud
Interstate Comments Commission
Foreum
Cain
Va Moaterstate
Foreign Developments Seen As Move for African Empire
A Alexandria dispatch reports growing sentiment in Khartoum and Alexandria for an African Pan Salam empire with Egypt at the center. It notes Egyptian resistance to British demands in Cairo and the Sudan, amid wider North African agitation and European power rivalries.
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Egypt
Sudan
Italy
Tripoli
Tunis
Lulin
Khartoum
Alexanda
Alexadria
Cairo
Zaghlul Pasha
Oether
Senusal Agadnat
Innans ii Tripoli
Parig
Ludeiderff
Thutsie Tageblatt
Europe
Asia
Africa
Morena
Emilar
Hriten
Fragmented Transcript Teases Hidden Threats in London
A garbled passage from a London source hints at threats and violence. The text suggests a warning to prepare for action and implies dangerous intent, though many words are unintelligible.
Leokoretz Warrant Served After Arrival in New York
New York November 30 Leo Koretz wanted in Chicago for alleged stock swindles totaling about 2.6 million dollars left New York for Chicago this afternoon with two Illinois assistant state’s attorneys. They arrived from Halifax aboard the Caronia. Spiegel of Chicago Title and Trust said Koretz surrendered about 100000 and told details of his financial operations after his disappearance. A warrant was served as soon as the Caronia entered U S waters.
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New York
Leo Korpeta
Chicago
Illinois
Halifax
Hner Caronia
Alphonse F Spiegel
Chicago Title and Trust Company
Koretz
Spiegel
Sinde Koretz
American
Pay Policemen While Funds Last Edict
Norwalk reports Mayor Thomas Robing states four supernumerary officers will be paid as long as money is available. Appointed November 1, by Pennington, the mayor says funds cover 26 patrolmen and delays stem from Wolfe’s refusal to sanction the bill. Checks issued after delays, payments for second week received.
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Norwalk
Thomas Robing
Robert M. Wolfe
Pennington
William Pennington
Wolfe
Bin
Jung
Auto Fatality In Norwalk To Be Inquest Topic
Coroner John Phelan will hold an inquest Monday at 2 20 PM at City Hall into the death of Margaret St John who died at Midday Hospital from injuries after being struck Wednesday night by a car driven by Edwin G Lawson of Wilton as she crossed near Main and Delaware avenues. Survived by her husband and one son Dufford 14. Interment at neighboring cemetery.
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Norwalke
Selegram
John
Phelan
City Hall
Mrarederik
St John
Somvalk Hospital
Ed_wan G Lawson
Wilton
Main
Delaware Avenues
Min St John
Ler
Tusvand
Sen Dufford
Delaware
Okenne
Geo
Bo Vonpking
Norwalk
Odin
Postal Service cuts costs while keeping efficiency high
President Coolidge reports the postal service grew steady in the year, with revenue up 9.5 percent to 52 million and expenses rising only 4 percent. The annual deficit fell by 9.6 million to 14.4 million as the service emphasizes universal, reliable delivery and contemplates salary readjustments and underg round post office needs amid rising mail and newspaper volumes.
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Asitington Nor
Coolidg
New
Postmaster General
Congress
New Dors
Mr New
Pontanister
Genenal
Mounex
Powel
Mrs Way's Funeral in Norwalk Today at 4 P M
Funeral services for Mrs Molly Way with ties to Do Rob Heme for the Aged and local organizations are set for Norwalk at 4 PM from the family residence 118 Hast avenue. The service will be led by Hes Low Bennington Hipwell rector of St Pauls Episcopal Church with interment at Towley Cemetery at 2 PM tomorrow Ayn Memorial chapel. Survived by husband and son Donald Baghes Way of Bad Ovinge NJ and a grandson.
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Norwalk
Robert BooWay
Esilence
Hast Avenue
Bennington Hipwell
St Paul's Pras Eopal Church
Ayn
Suringrove Cemetery
Mia
Donal Baghes
Bad Ovinge NJ
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London
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Sloan
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