Parcel Post Rate Advanced by Post Office Bill
Washington February 27 Gen Co ng the new omnibus post office bill advances parcel post rates to raise about 45 million dollars for postal employees and revenues. The measure, added to meet President Coolidge's objections, includes publicity on campaign expenditures and limits on contributions. It raises senators’ pay to 25 dollars and representatives to 10 dollars, with rates changed for first and parcel class mail. New two cent service charge applies to all parcel passages and a 26 cent expediency fee is added for special services. Overall, parcel post users face higher rates across zones with specific increases for reading matter and advertising.
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Washington
White House
Coolidge
Congress
Paini Ag
Atl
Auch
Nuwapapera
Clisa Raes
Xale
New Residents Settle in Lordship Triangle Community
Lordship residents begin homes in the Triangle with R. J. Teeple and family from Chicago and Russell family from Bridgeport taking the Bowen home on Grove Street. Mr Russell works at Frizand Hawley Inc. The Lordship PTA hosted a successful card party to fund an auternalids projector for the school. Miss Calhoun, a Lordship girl, arrived to spend a week with family and there will be special music at Sunday services.
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Lordship
Triangle
R. J._Teeple
Famly
Chicago
Pare
A Russell and Famly
Bridgeport
Bowen
Grove Street
Russell
Frizand Hawley Inc
Opticons
Wiard
Wiards
John
Young
Meriden
New London
George Braddock
Parent-Teacher Association
Severa Seasons Bridge
Charles Gudthwaite
Heisenberg
Charles Franz
Charlies Brown
Malcolm
Whitinsyde
Edward Erg
Stratford Road
Mra
Leslie Vaughn
Mias Hoven Horkaeimer
Second Premed
Que Come
Amy Vaughn
Mies Margaret Gilmour
Misa Evelyn Twist
Mies
Federal Court Sifts Bankrupt Merchant Belkin’s Debt
New Haven Feb 27—In a federal court ruling, Edwin S. Belkin of New Britain, a bankrupt merchant, was adjudicated bankrupt on April 2, 1923. The court held both creditors and the bankrupt liable for debts. the bank opposed the discharge, noting misstatements in financial filings, while the judge found no falsification. The petition for discharge was filed June 8, 1328 and opposed by New Britain Bank and Trust Co.
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New Haves
Luas Edwin S Thomas
Hernia Ll Then
New Britain
Ullin Selkin
Belkin Wan
Efe Petiton
New Britain Band Trust Company
Belkin
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Fairfield Ave
Sivas
Boo
Monty
Price
Norfolk
Chinchilla
O’ Coats
Lauce
Wee
Otton
O’coats
Doorfolk
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