Swimming Association Adopts Red Cross Plan
The American Swimming Association adopted life saving standards recommended by the American Red Cross at its annual meeting in New York. Martin, representing the Boy Scouts of America, was elected president of the association.
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Swimming Association
New York
American Red Cross
American Swim
Yolag
Incet, Inc
Agar & Martin
Boy Scouts of America
Lie Swhnoming Associa
Tank Aqua Trials Under New Approved Conditions
Fragmentary notes describe efforts to establish revised approved conditions for tank aquatd trials. Names, dates, and clear actions are unreadable, leaving only a general reference to regulatory testing and safety criteria.
Riverside Bridge Repaired and Strengthened on Riverside Drive
Pairvisld reports that special improvements on the Riverside Drive bridge have been completed. The bridge was strengthened with new girders and work finished with the Meadows. Officials announced the completion yesterday in a brief public note.
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Riverside Drive
Mill Plain Civic Club Plans Friday Reception
Fairfield special report notes a reception for Mil Main Improvement Association members and friends at Greenfield Golf Country Club Friday evening. An elaborate program of events is being arranged for the occasion, with emphasis on community building and local engagement. The item reflects civic activity in the Mill Plain area during December.
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Fairfield
Mil Main ‘Improvement Association
Greenfield Gilt Country Club
Ihe Sion
Postponed Ute EIP Regular Meeting and Chair Appointment
The regular meeting of Ute EIP has been postponed and Ing will be conducted. Bertha Staples has been appointed chairman of the house e committee. The note describes marking with ink on heated old case knife to press writing, a simpler method referenced in the text.
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Ute Eip
Bertha Staples
E Committee
Senator Norris seeks one chamber Congress for reform
Washington Dec 26 Senator Norris of Nebraska argues for a single legislative body in state and federal government, with 20 to 30 members at state level and possible federal changes. He says a unicameral system would curb special interests, reduce conference bargaining, and boost efficiency, though passage would require amendments and education.
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Wasuinglon
Senate
Mause
National Congress
Norris
Nebraska
Repub
Iean
Valle
Dikawa
Connecticut
Lepisiaturce
Norris Mensons
Washington
Congress
House
Scannoniam
Tor m
Threir Canci
Togay Hy
New “Progressive Plo
Progressive Legislati
Araska
Halte House
Lake
Cie
Ul House
Wattery
Menate
Memibacs
Dorris
Progressive Bloc
Mts
Unig
Great Britain
France
United States
House of Commons
French
Chamber of Deputies
Two Old Display Posters For Historical Society
The Connecticut Historical Society receives two drum display posters advertising a century old wax works exhibit. The posters describe a wax figure exhibit including Gen Buller and Shakespearean scenes, with a band of seven boy musicians. Museum hours are 9 to 9, admission 12 1 3 cents, children under 10 free.
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Historical Society
Connecticut Historical Society
Massachusetts
Merning
Hale
Woodwird
Watertown
Wave
Newfoundland herring fishermen frozen in Bay of Islands
Disjointed OCR notes describe Newfoundland herring fishermen trapped in ice at the Bay of Islands. Seven schooners, including American and Canadian vessels, are immobile with little chance of escape before spring. Also mentions a stray literary quote about parenting and Dean Swift’s satire.
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Curling, Xi Fy Deeointed
Bay of Nds
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Pps
Fairfield Ave
Fleisher
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Best
Biel Creamery
Teders
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Maryland
Hollywood
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Thorsday
Savannah
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Emig Horlicks
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