State Chamber of Commerce Leaders Describe 10 Club History
Former Connecticut Chamber of Commerce president Stanley Bullard outlines the chamber’s aims and history at a Lions luncheon. He notes 37 local chambers affiliated, highlights ties with Merchants Association of Newtown, Glasgow Board of Trade, and New York Merchants Association, and details past and planned efforts in taxation, transportation, insurance, advertising, and agriculture within the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Chamer of Commerce
Lions Jem
Stanley H Hullard
Stanley
Merchants Association of Newtors
Board of Trade of Glasgow
Nanovation of
New York
Iike Bridgett
Connecticut
Commere
Bullard
State
State Chamber
Atate Chamber of Commerce
Fairchild
Yale
United States
State Manufacturers’ Association
State Chamber of Comerce
Terpesoclation
Medals for Rifle Range Work Won by Local Men
The 42nd Coast Artillery regimental officers raised 500 dollars to support social and athletic activities. Major L Evans announced the fund at a battalion drill at the Armory. Seventeen silver medals were awarded to men who qualified on the rifle range during summer encampment at Fort Wright. Recipients include Captain P J O'Reilly, Lt C N Hungerford, Lt R Watt, Lt B E Keld, Sgt J P Donnelly, and others. wear of the qualification badge is authorized for one year.
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42Nd Coast Atillery
L & Evan
Lergant Les Thompson
Fort H G Wright
P J O'Reilly
N Hungerford
Leutenants
R Watt
B E E Keld
JP Donnelly
J A Smith
H JI Webb
P O Webb
J Pardy
J Kaye
Seaman
Hambach
G F Darley
W G MacGregor
Wooj Palmer
J. Koecielecki
J Poole
Stamford Man Released on Parole Under Police Report
Shlomon Gentle of West Main Street, held in city lockup during an immigration inquiry, was released on order with instructions to report frequently to local police until the case is resolved. Gentle was arrested after a quarrel with his boarding mistress who said he had entered the country illegally after deserting from an English ship.
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Stamford
Shlomon Gentle
West Main Street
Gende
Ilegally
Church to discuss social work role at New Haven meeting
A New York speaker Mrs John M Glenn will address the first open meeting of the Department of Christian social work in the Episcopal diocese at Trinity parish house New Haven Monday at 11 am. Other speakers include Rev J Harry Fitzgerald. Discussion will cover church social service programs and the future budget.
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John M Glenn
New York
Department of Christian Social Work
Episcopal
Trinity Parish House
New Haven
Glenn
National Council
Church Mission of Help
J Harry Fitzgerald
Christchurch
Bayridge
Brooklyn
Fitzgerald
St John's Church
Waterbury
Yale Divinity School
Berkeley
Long Island
Floyd
Diocesan Society of the Church Mission of Help
Connecticut Parish
Funds to Fight Gorn Borer Voted
Washington report states the Mouse Agricultural committee approved a $10,900,000 appropriation to eradicate the European corn borer. Secretary Jardine endorsed the plan after a brief session noting the pest now damages corn in a dozen states and spreads from Ohio and Indiana toward the Middle West.
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Washington
Iows
Timanls
Mouse Agricultural Committee
Jardine
Ohio
Indiana
Auction Bridge Strategy For Two Suit Major Takeouts
The article explains the bid strategy when partner opens No Trump and a strong two suit major hand is held. It argues North should take out No Trump with a Major two-suiter and prefer the stronger suit after partner’s No Trump bid to keep the contract flexible, citing hand examples and dealer perspectives.
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North
South
West Pass
Yale Professor Unable to Attend Geneva Meet
Professor Thomas Sewall Adams of Yale University declines the appointment as a delegate from the United States to the international conference on economic problems in Geneva due to dates. The decision was communicated to Mrs Adams from the West where Adams had been attending cinema events.
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New Haven
Thomas Sewall Adams
Department of Political Science
Yale University
United States
Geneve
Plans Court Action Over Will Beneficiary in Idaho Divorce Case
In St Johnsbury Vermont on January 5 an AP report says Arthur H Liberty a local banker considers legal steps to determine if Earl J Lewis of Greenville Michigan is Kragon Emael Jefferson Liberty the beneficiary named in the will of Robert H Yingersol. The boy had been in Liberty's wife custody, a niece of the Ingersoll family, following a divorce granted in Idaho in 1917.
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Johnsbury
Arthur H Liberty
Earl J. Lewis
Greenville
Mich
Robert H Yingersol
Kragon Emael Jefferson Liberty
Liberty
Ingersollg
Idaho
Olson suspect freed by Harrisburg police
Harrisburg police released a young man who was detained on suspicion of being Erdman Olson, the Wisconsin murder suspect. The man claimed to be Frank Jackson of Boston and said he stopped for food when he showed unusual interest in a photograph and story of the Olson case found in a shelter.
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Harrisburg
Erdman Olson
Wisconsin
Frank Jackson
Boston
Olson
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Chamber of Commerce
Connecticut Chamber of Commerce
Mallard
Tax Commissioner
Chamber Cooperaion
Shuitton Ita
Connecticut Foretry Association For Forestry
Buckfind
Colonial Air Transport
New England
General Assembly
Newsy
Church
Mivton C. Work
Rexall Theatrical
Dch
the Safe Drug Stores
Main ST
Cor
Fairfield Ave
Liggett
Rexall
Liggett’s
Save
Markman
Noonan
Baume Bengue
Bellan’s
Fletcher
Castoria
Father John
Russell
Vick
Cascade Linen
Rar
Hershey's
Monogram Hot Water
Desiste
Geneva
American Economic Association
Lon
Aseford
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