Buckner Retraces Route of Bonds
Testimony recounts bonds deposited and transported to Philadelphia and Wilmington as part of a wider probe. Witnesses describe voucher handling, receipts, and the movement of securities linked to Buckner’s financial dealings, with references to Jesse Smith and various department offices.
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Miller
Jersemith
Department of Justice
Jesse Smith
New York
Coreki
Rome
Bayghesty
Staneni
Washington
Philadelphia
Vincent Aoee
House Was Wrong To Back Coolidge
In Washington a heated debate over the conference results shows a push for a new gathering. The speaker argues the nation must sacrifice for peace, noting the need to reexamine policy while warning against enmity with Japan and stressing obligations to participating nations and the American people.
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Coolidge
Washington
Ines
Aceh
Navy
Japan
Bridgeport Bond Hearing Talks on Sewer and Park Plans
A Bridgeport committee hearing examined a $1,500,000 sewer program tied to a five year plan for Black Rock and nearby areas, plus park system expansion and school funding. Officials discussed open bidding, contractor selection, and the need to maintain projected improvements as lawmakers weigh bonding and state oversight.
Dining Through Two Centuries At Whiting Home
Rose Hill, Charles A. Whiting’s 200 year old Chatham estate, showcases Old English Oak chairs and a shelf clock from early New England. The scene links Colonial dining with Boston’s La Touraine Extra Coffee, inviting readers to sample the modern blend with a promotional coupon.
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Rose Hill
Charles A. Whiting
Chatham
Mass
Cape Cod
La Touraine Extra Coffee Gains New England Supremacy
La Touraine Extra is claimed as the largest selling coffee in New England and the premier blend after 237 years of coffee development. It combines four top coffees from different countries, tests by expert E J Butler, and is sold direct to retailers in double sealed cartons to avoid middlemen profits. The advertisement touts rare beans, limited yearly production, and premium flavor without a fancy price.
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New England
America
Sao Paulo
Brazil
la Touraine
Bill Favored 10 Pick Commission to Protect Trees
Hartfort Meb observers report support for a bill creating a three member commission to study and recommend steps to protect trees along state highways and reserves. Backers include the State Chamber of Commerce and the Connecticut Tree Protection Association, with no pay for members and a funding clause for necessary investigations.
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Conmerce
Buttrick
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Moresby Association
Assec Lion
Federation of Weuss Club
General Assembly
Bar Members Urge Salary Hikes for Judges
A group of bar association members urges raises for Superior Court judges to as much as 12000 dollars and for appellate court judges, amid broader discussions of judicial compensation and related legal reforms. The hearing notes also reference traffic safety measures and license suspension appeals in separate items.
World Court plan dead for U S says Senate vote stalls
A long Senate debate on the World Court plan ends with opposition from Republicans and Democrats alike. Senator Robinson of Arkansas and Trammell lead the anti position while Delaney explains alignment with administration aims. City officials and engineers attend, noting sewer and pavement issues as the session closes.
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Shipstead
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Tramiel
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Remington Rand Merger Vote Details Revealed
Remington votes for the Rand merger naming James Rand as president and Desmond Remington as chairman. The combined firm will include Remington Rand with plants in Tonawanda New York and Middletown Connecticut and Kardex Bureau with plants in New York City New Haven and Chicago. The consolidated group carries a market value of about 65 million dollars and annual sales near 60 million with expected dividends at 1.80 and 0.40 per share quarterly.
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James EH. Randon
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Seven Nominees for State Posts Sent to Senate
Hartford February 9 The first judgeship resolutions were favorably reported from judiciary and passed in both branches. The Senate adjourned and the House fifteen. The deficit appropriation bill by the Assembly was favored by the committee and will be calendared tomorrow for action Tuesday. Seven executive nominations were received from Javern Trumbull today in the Senate, which also confirmed six appointments from days ago. Nominations include Charles Well of New Haven to the Public Utilities Commission for six years from July 1, Frederick T. Simpson of Hartford as consulting physician at the state prison for two years from July 1, Frederick W. Salmon of Hartford, Edward J. Lap of Westport, Norris J. Osborn of New Ulver, and William C. Cheney of Manchester as directors of the state prison for four years from July 1.
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Clifford B. Wilson
Theodore B. Steiber
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Connecticut Oyster Growers Association
Joseph Cubes
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William A. Redden
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Edward F. Mall
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Charles Well
New Haven
Public Utilities Commission
Steiner
Frederick T. Simpson
State Prison
Frederick WW. Salmon
Westjet
Edward J. Lap
Wester
Norris J. Osborn
New Ulver
William C. Cheney
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