E T R A Sees Growth Despite 1954 Membership Dip
The Employes' Tuberculosis Relief Association reports 1954 saw slower growth and fewer new members while aiding 138 people with assistance. Twenty one deaths occurred and 18 new concerns joined, bringing total membership to 123 firms. Since 1914 the association has paid out over 65000 to 4000 persons, and 82 active nerve cases remain. Secretary Neale thanks contributors and pledges stronger effort with employer cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BT. R.A
Lesttary Neale
Caperins
Gains for Workers Year’s Result of Protective Laws
Reports from New York credit protective labor laws with expanding safety and health protections. John B. Andrews notes benefits from compensated waiting periods and a new coal mine safety code lowering fatalities, citing nationwide examples and projected state impacts.
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New York
Jay Erared
Rhea American Rasucation
Liaias
John B. Andrews
Asenciatic
Seston
Craeiphere
Viah
England
Elim'na
Utah Industrial Commissio
Ruppetatoa
Enal
Peinia
Giden Andrews
New Year's Fun Ends in Fines for Three Boys
Willimantic report states Dan Manauer 39 and Samuel and Chappell were fined $19 each for injuring property during a New Year celebration at the Willimantic Country Club. The trio allegedly disrupted the club, scuttled a telephone line, and damaged personal property while attempting a prank involving a parked automobile.
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Willimantic
T Manauer
Samuel
Chappell
P Vale
Witlmantic Country
Wui
Novel Lamp Claims 94 Percent Burn Efficiency
An advertisement touts a new lamp burning 94 percent with air assisted combustion. Inventor OG N Johnson of Philadelphia promises high efficiency, smokeless operation, and safety without pumps. Details and orders available via the contact, offering a cost and a limited local trial.
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OG. N. Johnson
N. Broad St
Philadelphia
Wekat
Gridgeport plans brisk Pune style growth and school build
City documents outline major construction for the coming year including a large central school, highway improvements, and new industrial facilities. Contractors and officers target finishing the Natural building and national projects, while housing expands on Warren Street and Main Street. The report notes rising material costs and a focus on utilities and urban renewal in the central district.
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Pune
Srs
Warren
Hostan
Henty
Eastern Engineers
Assuchol
Esee Mure
Musin
National
Davis Uit
Dante Inelidin
Tmine
Colmmira
Unitel
Wess
Devin
Cnartes
Mage
Tlousech Jarhin Scipel
Warren Street
H.W. WiHam
H. MacKen
Ug Beers
Piven
Robert Wetkt
Christmas Party for Children of Sixth District
The annual Christmas party of the Sixth District Republican Club was held yesterday afternoon at 1176 North Avenue. More than 175 children attended. a large Christmas tree dominated the decorated club rooms. Girls received dolls and books, while boys got mechanical toys and games. Women workers led by Miss Rowse and McCarthy organized the event. the club’s regular meeting was postponed to next Thursday due to the turnout.
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Sixth District
Republican Club
North Avenue
Atul
Miss Rowse
McCarthy
Clib
Clab House
Last Day Weddings Mark Year End in Derby 1924
Miss Anna Sandamarco and Salvatore Sandamarco wed at St Marys Church in Derby with about one hundred guests. The bride wore white satin crepe, bouquet of white roses, and green hat trims. The couple planned a Washington trip and will reside at 18 Seymour Avenue.
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Derby
Jan. L
Anna Saldamarco
Mro
Andres Sandamarco
Anser Street
Galvatore Carpahianes
Platt Street
Angola
St. Mary's Church
Gina
Alkonareo
Salvatore Saldamarco
New York
HS Oncymour
Ler
Cesar
Salvatore Cersiie
Lieeman
Swan Sania
Ann Sette - Haven
Dorothy Pastore
Catherine Salyate
Maek
James Ceasrle
Hite Josepa
Joseph Basa
Bael- Cesiuse
Wer
Tore
Nicholas Fr Ton
Une
Witer Jatu
Pastore
Councilors Meet Tonight to Discuss Tax Bill Changes
City council session focuses on Mayor's gas revision draft to adjust taxation, with committee reviewing pensions for firemen and policemen, salaries, and changes to tax collection. Reports due Monday will propose amendments to the statute and potential shifts in tax positions and budget items. John Summe of Tarborview Avenue attended a New Year dance, later discovering missing coats and hats.
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Bred W. Hlarrison
Speeling Lie
Cuca Fe
Noah
John Summe
Tarborview Avenue
Gs Mints
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Arctic Streets
Irvad
Ceutead Ebrasy
Drend
Stite
United Chteei
St Street
Park Avenue
New City National Pas
Peel
Cine
Golden Jem
She Chy
Louis Si Pu En
Entrares Aloe
New United Church
State Street
Buick
Fairfield Avenue
Black Rock
F. L. Mills Company
Chldren
STH
Dstrict
PTO Lmave
Mak
Bie
Saanen
Kem
Alam
Cretennes
Main Street
Idgeport
GONN
Gloria Swanson
Hickey Bros
Scott & Bowne
DR. Humphreys
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