Uncle Wiggily Delivers New Year Cards in 1919 Tale
Uncle Wiggily the bunny writes and mails New Year greetings at a hollow tree post box. He meets Pip of Plipsisewah who grabs cards and reads them, then vows to reform. The mischievous encounter ends with Pip deciding to be good and Uncle Wiggily continuing his rounds as the year closes.
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Jane
Uncle Wigegily
Wiggily
Grandfather Goosey Gander
Woods
Uncle
Mr. Longears
Uncle Wigerly
Pip
Uncle Wigglly
Bunny Rabbit
Jed
Uncle Wiggily
Mr. Whitewash
Polar Bear
Ani
Uncle Wigsily
Hollow Tree
Uncle Wiggly
Nations appeal to pope over 200000 prisoners
Poland Austria Czecho Slovakia and Hungary appeal to Pope Benedict for repatriation of about 200000 citizens held as prisoners of war in Siberia and still there. They also ask the Geneva Red Cross to help defray the expenses and involve all branches of the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Austria
Czecho-Slovakia
Tuungary
Pope Benedict
Ar Id
Siberia
Geneva
The
Red Cross
Burton Resigns to Lead Michigan University
Marion L. Burton announces resignation as president of the University of Minnesota to accept the offer to become president of the University of Michigan. The notice notes the official completion of the transition and marks a major leadership change at Minnesota and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Marion L. Burton
University of Minneoota
Burton
University of Michigan
Lawyers Clash In Bankruptcy Case In New Haven Hearing
In a New Haven bankruptcy court the dispute among lawyers in the Bansy India Tea Company case surfaced. Judge Banks presided as Joseph Shapiro accused Solomon Badesch of meddling, while creditors rejected a 100 percent settlement offer for time notes, favoring a cash 20 percent offer. trustees and appraisers were named and a January 6 meeting set at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bansy India Tea Company
Banks
Joseph 4. Shapiro
Solomon Badesch
Badesch
Shapiro
New Haven
Bade
L. A
Haven
Banka
David Strouse
Conlin W Ingersoll
Stamford
F. J .Morgan
George
Nothnagle
Frank &. Cohenne
Harts
Goldstein
Rickles
Rursel
Yaceting
Keogh Named Referee in Bankruptcy for Fairfield County
Judge John Keogh of Norwalk will succeed Judge John W. Banks as referee in bankruptcy for Fairfield County. The appointment follows a sharp contest among county attorneys. Keogh, a Yale graduate, has 30 years of practice and served as a captain at Camp Devens during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Keogh
Norwalk
John W. Banks
Fairfield County
Banks
Joel H. Reed
Keogh
George Mara
Stratford
Yale
Camp Devens
Aas
Steel demand prompts higher prices but no rise yet
Elbert H. Gary of United States Steel Corp says demand is keen and buyers pay larger prices, but the company will not raise selling prices beyond the federal board’s March levels. He notes the strike is over and operations run slightly above 80 percent capacity due to labor shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elbert’ H. Gary
United States Steel 'Corporation
Gary
Federal Industrial Board
Steal Corporation
Halifax Tramway Man Inspects Birney Cars
A. Weaton of the Halifax Tramway and Power Company visited Bridgeport after touring the Birney safety cars now in operation by the Connecticut Company. He announced delivery of 24 cars to Fairfield soon and praised Bridgeport’s handling and performance of the one-man cars.
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A. Weaton
Halifax Tramway & Power Company
Halifax
Bridgeport
Connecticut Company
Weeton
Falrfax
Weston
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East Keep
Gea Fecture Service
Gosliest
Iao
Clancy
Percy L. Crosby
Missus
Duffs
Wilbur
Pat
By Allman
Tom
Ceryamin
START
Darlan
ISB Srint'l Peatuar SeRvice
George McManus
Spence
United States
Congress
Tama
Young Folk’s Corner
Grandpa Jeosey Gander
Uncle Wirgeny
Minnesota
Edward Walsh
Myrtle Avenue
St. Thomas’ ‘Church
Shapiro and
Badesh
East India
U.S. Steel. Corporation
Ophelia
McK
McKesson
Robbins
Caticora
Dept
Malden, Maes
U Cine
Real Castile
Old Castile
Spain
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