Mississippi River upgrade eyed at sixteen million outlay
Holland New York reports a proposed $16,000,000 next year for Mississippi River improvements. General Beach urges river and Ohio work, including a Mississippi River commission, to boost national commerce and year‑round navigation from Minneapolis to New Orleans. Ohio plans also move ahead with deepening channels and new canals to enhance freight movement and defense.
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Milford Firemen drill and staff reshuffle reported
Milford fire department previews Sunday drill as No 3 Company expands training with new mentors and a modern chemical truck. Chief Stowe Captain Coleynd Lieutenant Swett and others oversee a broad program to whip the force into a capable unit while planning social events and a public tie dinner in early March.
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Board of Education to Hold Meeting Tonight
The board of education will meet tonight to hear reports from the Superintendent of Schools J. Sinsen on attendance and general conditions in city schools. Funds of 5000 from a local contractor for Walter ville school cover losses from wartime price advances and will be discussed. Delays due to rain and new school accommodations are to be reviewed by the board and aldermen for approval.
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Copy Pilgrims in Use of the Bible Urges Dr Day
In defense of Tibie reading De, Vliam Torace Dey in his Lemon yn United church yesterday morning quoted Horace Greely to the effect that it was impossible to Pisin Bible reading public men tally or Socially pe. Tay dwelt on the spilt in which the Pilgrims read Holy Writ and the constant ise they made of th eqwa. He urged that the Bible be studied with faith, obedience to truth, and resilience, to keep the great inheritance from the Pilgrim fathers. Dr Tay urged using the Bible as a daily guide and denounced mere ceremonial usage.
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Al Smith Sets January 2 Entry Into New Business Venture
Governor Al Smith will become chairman of the board of United States Trucking Corporation the day after he leaves public service. The venture emerges from a merger of 28 major Greater New York trucking firms with Janina Y. Riordan as president and a directorate including George F. Getz and others. The move marks Smith’s transition to private enterprise after more than two decades in public service.
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French Press Urges Peace in Near East Crisis
Paris dispatch notes the Paris editorial urges peace in the Near East, proposing treaty edits or immediate changes to resolve the conflict. It cites Constantine returning to Athens, Britain and Italy controlling key cities, and France pressed to act as a war drains its resources.
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Japanese Hold Protest Meeting On U S Attitude
Tokio scene as a large meeting of students from the Japanese student league gathered in Uyeno Park to condemn U S policy. Speakers, mostly students and journalists, urged reflection on actions shaping California laws while denouncing views of Japan as inferior. A parallel remonstration was held yesterday as handbills and verses circulated amid the crowd.
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