Sunshine Clubs Brighten Sanitorium Children During Christmas
Twenty two Sunshine clubs in city stores banks and factories have shipped candy and toys to children at Undercliff Meriden and Seaside Niantic sanatoriums. Led by Miss Jennie Davis and others the clubs support names of vulnerable youngsters, provide gifts clothing and playroom plans, and thank donors as they raise funds for annual Christmas aid and year round support.
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Niantic
Sunshine
Employes Tuberculosis Relief As~sociation
Howland Tiy
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Dheat Witnd’s
Jennie E Davis
Mary Feltovich
Mary Ryan
Miantic
Howland Club
Ruth Jones
Helen Edwards
Howland’s
Olive Moraz
Eugene Boxley
Edwig Braine
Howlands
Jennie Davis
Howland
Dwais
Dr. JOHN F O@RIEN
Supermendini
D.M Read Sunshine Club
Alo. Dalton
Khyva Adams
Twote
New Milford
Meivxien
Kenneth Phelps
Lectria Ross
Ethel Sjsin
Kenneth
Holmes and Edwards Company
Chhidren
Smith-Murray Surstitie Plus
Mare Smith
Gil Ginette Padhuana
Lora
Sears
Charles Mossman
Hallowe'en
Smith-Murray Club
Dorothy Kemps
Francis
Sunshine Club
Remington Arms
Mantle Sanatorium
Hincks Brothers Company
Florence J. Hull
Mary
Sen
General Electric Club
Solside
Ashcroft Manufacturing Company
Bridgeport
Mildred White
Ashcraft Club
Gladys Volmer
Columbia Phonograph Company
Sana
Jenkins Valve Company
Remington Arms Sunshine Club S
Vera Calashen
Bridgeport Brass Company
Nientle
Tne Cub
Undercliff Mis
M E Henezhan
Bridgeport Brass Club
Bryant Electric Club
Under
Builards Club
G. E. Alcott
Niamec
Atle
Wno
Bass K Company
Ruth Bir Hwalte
Merthey Agatatorium
Bacsick Club
Waterbury
Ruth
Margaret Kenta
Ard Iryen
Meriden Sinaterium
Adattary
Bascick Cleb
Alice Wedge Ty
Ihrehib
Gitts Bilng
Seay
Meriden Sanatorum
American Cheln
Underclay
Beaside
Santclam
Warne
Betn
Holmes and Rawaads
Assuru Ition
Perv
Sunshine Clubs
Bullard Company
Neale
Tegern
Dan Uury
Army and Navy in Good Condition, Says Coolidge
President Coolidge believes the Army and Navy are in better condition than at any peacetime. He notes liberal appropriations in Congress, mentions budget estimates exceeding past levels, and cites a $2,000,000 freight bill to move ammunition as evidence of substantial defense expenses. He reassures the public that national defenses will be managed wisely.
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Associated Press
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Navy
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Japan Imports California Rice to Augment Crops
Tokyo reports Japan relies on California rice to feed a growing population. About 2 million pounds arrived from California in the last year, the largest since 1822, with imports rising since November of last year. California growers aim to create regular demand while noting limited competition with Japan.
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California
Tokyo
Associated Press
Ibcelt
United States
Early experiments with electric cookery device in London
Report describes tests of a new electrical heating apparatus claimed to bake a potato in seconds and cook a steak in moments. The device uses intense internal heat to speed cooking, seen as suited to kitchen use in the late nineteenth century.
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