Embargo Tightened Over Stamford Yard Poultry Stoppage
In Stamford Yard authorities impose a stricter embargo on poultry moving through the area. About 2,500 chickens in railroad cars were culled after a suspected disease outbreak. The action, coordinated by Commissioner Rainmond Der and state vet Dr I H H Du, aims to prevent further spread as inspectors seal quarantine zones along railroad routes.
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Community Christmas Party Attracts Needy With Gifts
Raymond Hatlock chairs the arrangement committee for a park and basket distribution at Howe Recreation Center near Sturges Howe. Santa will attend and children receive candy and beverages as donations from local Swedish Lutheran groups and Congregational churches.
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Bingham Slams Aloof Citizens in Political Debate
The piece portrays Bingham criticizing citizens who stay distant from politics. It discusses governance, civil duty, and the responsibility of individuals in a Progressive New England context, citing figures such as Governor Banting, Bishop Manning, and various state leaders while urging active citizenship.
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New England Society
New York
Cox
Candidate Beach Explains Defeat and Urges Helpfulness
Presidential candidate Beach explains his loss and urges helpfulness. He claims politicians and big business control banks and industries and vows to press for Christlike reforms while criticizing the influence of money and power.
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Rebels and Albanian Forces Clash Amid Front Moves
Rebels and Albanian troops clash as reports say 200 casualties from fighting around Scutari and Mati fronts. A counter offensive claims success while mobilization orders prompt reservist calls as battles continue in Luma district and nearby regions.
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Two Firemen Applicants Seek Jobs as Board Takes Up Petitions
The Board of Fire Commissioners opened its meeting with reading and consideration of applications for department positions. Tinant Troms Tvneh and James J Kerwin were named as contenders, with endorsements noted for Tvneh. The session ended after three minutes with no promotions granted, and officials predicted reappointment of two longtime members.
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Foreign War Comrades Act as Zang's Bearers
A military funeral for Raymond W Harris, World War veteran of 348 Ogden Street, who died at Allingtown hospital West Haven, was held yesterday. He served 18 months in France with the 219th Field Artillery and belonged to the Veterans of Foreign Wars and Disabled Veterans Association. Rev T F Re Beale officiated. burial at Lakeview Cemetery. Delegations from the Veterans of Foreign Wars attended.
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Liquor Prescription Case Is Continued for Waldor
Continuance until next week granted in the case of Roman Waldor of Stamford who was to appear before Commissioner Hugh J Lavery on the charge of issuing fake liquor prescriptions. Counsel for Waldor was unable to appear. The accused allegedly belongs to a group of Stamford merchants who issued forged prescriptions that were filled by Stamford druggists.
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Hugh J Lavery
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Metal firm head offers no information on management
Creditors attorneys blamed the management of the 7 fard Pridgeport Tron and 11 company, with questions raised about the timing of major oil phase decisions. The unnamed head answered with little knowledge during a hearing before railing officials yesterday morning.
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Meetings Tonight Open at Roa State Street Fair
Local listings show a series of evening gatherings and stalls across multiple streets. Organizers invite residents to visit venues including Win street Poine and Wig T OonTr for community discussions and cups of coffee.
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Hen riot denies radical party power in France
Pierre Herriot told foreign press there is no Communist danger or violence in France and that rumors of rising Communist influence are false. He warned exaggerated reports may cross borders and urged reporters to seek truth and pacification for France and the world.
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New England
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Radical Party
France
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Heitot
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German policy shifts and Allied responses at wartime talks
FragmentedOCR text references German ambassadorships and Allied reaction to postwar diplomacy, with mentions of Tangerv and Brusse's ind, as well as ongoing discussions and implied negotiations. The garbled material hints at treaty talks, regional posture, and the role of German governance in shaping future understandings.
New York City Plans 19 Million Subway Expansion
The report outlines a 19 million dollar investment for new subways in New York City. It notes an official appointment of a city investigating commission to assess public transit revamp and mentions testimony from Mayer Tob and Gerard Wohi along with transit leadership remarks.
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Moorstafton
Opposition to Waterbury Hartford bus line debated
A Connecticut public hearing examined doubts about a Waterbury Hartford bus service. The New Haven railroad and Connecticut undertook opposition citing motor truck competition as raising fares and urging preservation of existing routes. Government and industry figures discussed proposed amendments and impact on regional transportation.
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Javien Raiiroad
Connecticut
Ubtic Stiibes Commission
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Bridgeport
Irersury
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Ument Ag
Sells Minors Tobacco Fined in Redding Court
In Redding, a court found a seller of tobacco to minors guilty and imposed a fine. The report notes the incident involved unlawful sales to youths and cites court action and penalties.
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