Health Board Chief Promises Payroll Reduction Report
Mayor Atwater pressures Health Board President William Zepp to file a report on the 10 percent payroll cut order issued at year start. The Health Department, the sole city unit not yet cutting wartime salaries, held a conference where Zepp pledged to submit a memo to the Mayor before the Apportionment Board’s final Tuesday meeting.
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Atwater
Wiliam L.zepp
Health Board
Health Department
Zopp
Dorteto
Saito Taizo Condemned to Die in April
A historical report states Saito Taizo faces execution by electric chair in early April. The brief notes the date as April 3 and mentions a 1821 birth and a gathered crowd reacting with subdued emotion during the proceedings.
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Saito Taizo
Park City Radio Enthusiasts Hear Dr Charlow at Home
Noted listener Dr Charlow Godfrey uses spare time to enjoy WIZ WGI plans remodel at Medford Hills Mars to reach 1000 mile radius on 80 meter band station to air nightly programs except Tuesdays and Thursdays. A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court was staged at the High School auditorium with proceeds aiding school radio club equipment under Mr Ham's faculty direction.
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Park City
Charlow
Godfrey
Mam
Wiz
WGI
Medford Hills
Mars
Anishad
Amrad
Mark Twain
Audilorium
Ham
Libelled Salvage Sloop Released After Wage Claim Paid
The sloop Peter Mutzger, short on wages, was released from Marshal’s jurisdiction after Sound Salvage settled Captain Davis and son’s claim and posted a bond in New Haven. Captain Davis, retained by McKetn of New York, plans to move the boat to New York and will not join Sound Salvage’s operations. Creditors from Port Jefferson and Bridgeport visited aboard the Park City. Mitchell of Sound Salvage says all claims will be paid in cash and new equipment will renew operations in spring.
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Peter Mutzger
Daniel Davis
Port Jefferson
Sound Salvage Company
Davis
New Haven
Davie
McKetn
New York
Bound Salvage Company
Calvin Thompking
Park City
B.S M. Mitchell
Io Own
Frank T. Craven Company
Mitchell
Calvin Whompkins
Bridgeport Harbor
Jeus
Illiteracy Not Ignorance Says Expert of Boston
Dr A B Winthrop of Boston told delegates at a literacy conference in Chicago that illiterates from Kentucky Tennessee and the Carolinas are better at handling firearms than many critics suggest. He argued mountaineers possess practical wisdom overlooked by Wall Street Harvard Yale and Princeton and urged teaching their knowledge to the broader world.
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Chicago
A .B. Winthrop
Boston
Middle West
Kentucky
Tennessee
Carolinas
United States
Carolinna
Wall Street
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Ansonia Publisher Emerson Hurt by Illness in California
James M. Emerson publisher of the Ansonia Sentinel is reported gravely ill in Paso Robles California. His son Ralph Emerson traveled to the coast to assist with publishing duties. Emerson, 76, has influenza then heart trouble and holds roles in the State Editorial and Publishers Association and the State Good Roads Association.
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Ansonia
Conn
James M. Emerson
Ansonia Sentinel
Pasarena
Cal
Ralph Emerson
Emerson
California
Florida
Emerson Ia
State Editorial and Publishers
State Good Roads’ Association
Davis and Kellogg Elected Trustees of Rockefeller Fund
Vernon Kellogg zoologist and John W. Davis attorney and former ambassador to Great Britain were elected trustees of the Rockefeller Foundation. Kellogg taught entomology at Kansas and California, worked with Hoover during the war, and Davis served as solicitor general and ambassador, now practicing law in New York.
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Vernon Kellogg
National Research Council
Washington
John W. Davis
New York
Great Britain
Rockefeller Foundatios
Dr. Kellogg
University of Kansia
Ana
Leland Stamford, Jr
University, California
Herbert C. Hoover
Mr. Dayly
Weat ‘Virginda
Washington and Lee University
Virginia
Congress
United States
Fire From Gas Heater Ignites Third Floor Woodwork
A fire yesterday at 4 PM in the third floor of a three family dwelling at 1980 State Street started from an overheated gas heater. It ignited woodwork in a room but was extinguished before serious damage. Building owned by Max Buechlieer of 764 Clinton Avenue.
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State Street
Max Buechlieer
Clinton Avenue
Radio Tonight Sings Classical Works and Beethoven
Tonight on WIZ Newark, a 360 meter wave program features Marjory Wells from the New York World at 7:43, Dr. M. Joseph Towmey at 8:00, and a piano recital by Carolyn Beebe with Schuman and Chopin selections. Gustave Langenus, a Brussels Conservatory graduate, performs in a salon set, followed by Bach and Beethoven pieces. The R. D. Orchestra of Chatham, N. J. closes at 9:48.
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Newark
Marjory Wells
New York World
M. Joseph Towmey
Peddis Memorial Baptist Church
Schuman
le Rosaignol
Alableft-Liszi
Waltz Pudini
Carolyn Beebe
Drillang
New York Chamber Music Society
Chopin
Villanalle
Labate
Adeglo
Scherzo
A. Guillhand
Gustave Langenus
Brussels Royal Conservatory
Aria
Bach
Bach; “Tambourin Chinala,” ‘Kratsler; "Romanos In
Beethoven
Liebostreude
Hielaler
Vigi
Salon Selppione
New Chamber Music Society
R. D. Orchestra
Chatham, N. J
Building Loan Moves Into Front Offices
The Home Building and Loan Association shifts from rear to front of the State Street headquarters of the Chamber of Commerce after closing and renting the rear space.
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The
Home Building and Loan Association
State Street
Chamber of Commerce
MISS M CORMICK TO WED OSER IN MAY AT U S HOME
Zurich reports Miss Mathilde McCormick will marry Max Oser in May at the McCormick country seat near Chisago. Oser leaves Zurich to reside in the United States and become an American citizen under the family consent terms. His father was a Basle cavalry riding master who lost fortunes after Africa venture, and the Basle University founder.
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Zurich
Associated Press
Mathilde McCormick
Max Oser
McCormick
Chisago
Qgser
McCormick Amily
United States
Oscar
Besle
Africa
Basle University
Fldin Choo
Basla
Margold
Max Oscar
South
Argentina
Presbyterian Girls Face Fairfield Five In Tight Showdown
Presays To Play. Ye Presbyterian girls basketball team will meet the Fairfield Tight five at the Presbyterian Hall tonight. The game promises to be a hammer as both teams have won several games in succession.
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Presbyterian
Fairfield Tigh
Presbyterian Hall
Hughes Receives Dinner Refusing to Speak in Bermuda
Charley Evans Hughes American secretary of state was hosted at Government House Bermuda and thanked Governor General Sir James Willcockson for the salud. He said he would not speak during his vacation and planned to return to Washington in March with his wife remaining in Bermuda.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Charley Evans Hughes
Government House
James Willcockson
Hughes
Washington
Vets Condemn Schuyler on Soldier Bonus Stand
Bridgeport Post No. 1 World War Veterans passed a resolution condemning Congressman Schuyler Merritt's stance on soldier bonuses. The secretary plans to send a communication to Merritt and state organizer Minor Treat attended and spoke in favor of immediate passage. Several former service members were admitted to membership at the meeting.
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Schuyler Merritt
Bridgeport Post
Merritt
Treat
Bonus
Slawson to Chicago After Conference Here
Superintendent Samuel J. Glawson met with the Schools and Teachers committees of the Board of Education in executive offices yesterday. He left the city last night for Chicago to attend a convents of school superintends in pphat. He will return March-say at PT Hada 4.
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Samuel J. Glawson
Board of Education
Blawson
Chitego
Pphat
Say
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SON Hastens West
Davis and
Kellogg
Radio Tonight
M’cormick
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U. 5
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