War power study by Army leaders at Washington
Major General John J. Hines outlined three possible national defense solutions during a George Washington birthday briefing for the American Legion Auxiliary. He warned about costs, emphasized year by year programming, and urged expanded manufacture of military munitions to replenish dwindling reserves and prepare for future conflict.
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Radio Reception and Trade Association Meeting Notes
Faded reception reported with static affecting several stations including Montreal and New York. Bridgeport Media Trade Association met at the Algonquin Club to plan locating interference sources. Many members were unavailable due to other engagements. next meeting scheduled for March. All radio dealers are invited to join.
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New York
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Bridgeport Media Trade Association
Algonquin Club
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Marehy
Tiger Ball Team to Play 24 Contests
Princeton's baseball team schedules 24 games for spring under manager John K Jenny. The Tigers open April 1 vs Bowdoin and meet major rivals Georgetown, Dartmouth, Cornell, Penn, Yale, Harvard, and Brown, plus the Fordham and N.Y. University series. May games include Brown, Swarthmore, and Yale with potential tie-breakers noted.
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Surprise Party Held for Joseph F Swatt
A Sunday evening surprise birthday party honored Joseph F Swatt at his home on Shelton Street. Guests enjoyed games and a puffet along with vocal numbers by Frank Kiscu and Miss Anna Dragon. Attendees included Mrs Swatt and several local residents with light refreshments and dancing.
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Bankes Leveps Dies in New York Banker Biography
William H. Leupps, a New York banker, died suddenly at his home during the night of heart disease. He served as secretary of the Banniers Loan and Trust Company, was president of the Trust Company of America, and held the position of vice-president of the same trust firm.
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Wiliam H. Leupps
New York
Banniers Loan and Trust Company
Trust Company of America
Die
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