Connecticut Senate Confirms Twenty Four Postmasters
The Senate confirmed twenty four postmasters in Connecticut who had held temporary posts since March. Names listed include Jones Ansonia, Falla Village, Hodge Glastonbury, Phillips Coventry, Brand Verlen, Benham Washing, and Schmidt Westbrook among others. Confirmations span districts from Ansonia to Yantic with several towns represented.
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Ashington
Senate
Secticut
Agress
Dw. Jones
Ansonia
Amon G
Falla Village
Whiam H. Auld
Fairfield
Ethel B. Secton
Zardville
Edna M. Jenkins
Midsfield
Claude M. Chester
Noankis
Search ends as dog locates boy in Maine woods
In Ewiston Maine a three year old boy Kenneth O Hara went missing for 15 hours as nearly 1000 people searched the woods. A police dog heard the child’s cries and guided searchers to the location where he was found safe.
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Ewiston
Kenneth O'Hara
Wooda
Soviet Asked to Help Prepare Arms Parley
An official from Minnesota was sent to participate in preparing for an international disarmament conference. The move came through Premier Blan and the Soviet government, acting as president of the League of Nations council.
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Ussin
Brland
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League of Nations Council
School Children Sell Christ mas Seals In Local Drive
An unusually large sale of Christmas seals by local school children is reported by Mrs. Elmer il Havens president of the Visiting Nurse association and drive chairman. About 6,000 letters with $1 to $5 in stamps were mailed to residents last week. Mrs Havens urges city residents to donate $1 each to fund the anti tuberculosis campaign and support the V N A effort.
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Visiting Nurse Association
Howland
Read’s
First National Bank
City Savings Bank and Trust Company
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Havens
Relieving Bronchial Asthma Told by Big League Trainer
Mike Martin of the Washington Sageball Club claims a simple home regimen clears wheezing and chest trouble. Apply a warm towel to open pores, rub with Mike Martin's Liniment nightly, and take six to eight drops to ease phlegm. He notes chronic cases require longer care and touts a 50 cent bottle. Leverty Drug Co. carries the ointment bearing his signature.
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Navy Yards Dran Maintenance Fund Admiral Asserts
Washington December 17 AP Admiral B W Eberle chief of naval operations says despite some improvement in ship material condition last fiscal year funds inadequacy kept many alterations of military value in abeyance. Upkeep focused on repairs as the fleet rested at reduced operations and shore establishments consume capacity. He notes progress in gunnery exercises, radio controlled targets, and high frequency communications substantially saving power and enabling data traffic across multiple naval stations. The Asiatic fleet advances tactically while Shanghai kept open to prevent fighting.
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B. W. Eberle
Naval Operations
Naval Science
United States
Hawaiian
Shanghai Ang
Eberle
Naval Reserve
Washington, D. C
Balbos
Canal Zone
San Francisco
Calif
San Diego
Honolulu
Hawaii
Tutuila
Samoa
United Fleet
Bus Pond Will Wed Anna Padoret
Torrington date line reports Yale athlete Raymond Bus Pond engaged to Anna L. Padoret, daughter of Edmund and Mrs Padoret of Torrington. Pond, famed for pitching and winning the baseball series against Princeton and Harvard, also starred in football games for Yale and now serves as assistant physical director at Hotchkiss School Lakeville.
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Raymond “Bus” Pond
Yale
Anna L. Padoret
Edmund Padoret
Pond
Princeton
Harvard
Hotchkiss School
Lakeville
Settlement Reached In Out of Court Auto Crash Claims
Settlement made out of court in a $25,004 suit by Joseph J. Mascentte of Bridgeport against Charles J. Randall of Trumbol after Mascentte was struck on Main Street February 28 1924 suffering a skull fracture and other injuries. Also, Annie Carey of Bridgeport settled her $25,000 Connecticut Co case arising from a September 29 1924 panic on an Ash Creek car amid a small fire.
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Bridgeport Cost Accountant
Agenst
Charles J. Randall
Trumbol
Massentte
Main Street
Charles
John Wanks
Annie Carey
Bridgeport
War situation unchanged near Tientsin in Chinese war
Dec c 11 AP reports no change in the war area around Tientsin. General Li Chih-Link, governor of Chihli province, on Monday inflamed two defents against the National People's Army, which backs Marshall Feng Yu-Hsiang, ruler of Peking.
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Dec
Li Chig-Link
Chills
National People’s Army
Feng Yu-Hsiang
Peking
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