Safety First Education Urges Foremen Says Investigator
Insurance investigator Frank Morris told 100 local industry executives at General Electric that safety must be taught from the foreman downward. He warned that carelessness is a contagious disease and outlined how missteps lead to injuries, urging foremen to train workers daily in safety habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Morris
Liverty Insurance Company
General Electric Company
Local Safety Council
Manufacturers’ Association
America
Radio Program Schedule Featured Music and Talks
A dense listing of radio segments from Westinghouse and American Tel Tel Co stations. Programs include news, health and farm features, stock market reports, music recitals by Georges Gantier and Mabel Leggett, opera selections, lectures, and dance bands with time stamps across multiple meters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. DB
K. A
Westinghouse EL & Mfg
Pittsburgh
U.S. Public Hearts Service
Washington
D.C
Iren. Co
New York Stock Exchange
Joseph Borne Company
National Stockman and Tarmer
Wambit Haavaiian
New Kensington
Westinghouse el. & Mfg. Co
Newark
N. J
Farro
Women’s Wear Daily
Muscal Programiy
Hia
Jack Rabbit
David Cory
New York Evening Mail
Society of the Automotive Engineers
Pennsylvania
Arington
T&l & Tel. Co
New York
Georges Gantier
T A. Gadstone
Aspecs of
New Jersey
Spuberculosis League
Mnie
Helene Romanoff
Rus
Alaa
M. Eugene Plotnikoff
Moseow Imperial Theatre
Pariie
Vanderpool
Mabel _Lesgett
Dudo
Marguerite
Mabel
Chopin
Marguerite Baline
Athart E. Roberts
International Committee
Y. M.ca
MC A. of the Oranges
American Tel
Tel. Co
Lang
AL Viblutrio
Marin
Toreader
Jinie Felis O'Monae
Louise M. Baxcontralts
A. V
Taxlor-Brabey
Dane Rhigtra
Keone Fuzzy Wutzy
Ipye
Louise M. Gaxtor
AL Dawning
Curleigh
Gart’an
William K. Zerbe
Assotation
Mahetm Wright
Willard Ward
Sirens Orchestra
Kate
Buddy
Hot Lips
Saloa
Mabel Wrecht
Sx “Sirens Orchestra
British Debt Funding Offer From Mission
Washington January 19 Great Britain's financial mission presented its offer to the American Debt commission in an executive treasury session. Details were withheld but there were hopeful indications of a tentative agreement to refund more than four billion dollars within a week. The commission pressed for terms within Congress time limits and interest rates while noting no concrete proposals were made yet.
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Washington
Great Britain
Ita
American Debt Commission
Treasury
London
Congress
Family Budget Plan To Reach 23 000 000
Forty thousand women's clubs in the United States have completed plans to reach 22 000 009 of their sex nationwide. Mrs Frith McClure Patterson of Dayton Ohio announced at a luncheon of the National Thrift Committee preparing for Thrift Week January 17 to 25.
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New Fore
Frlith
McClures Patterson
Dayton
Ohio
National Thrift
Amplifier Helps Deaf Hear in Cincinnati Schools
Cincinnati public schools report a decisive success using an amplifier to enable deaf students to hear. The device’s use is credited by HHS Conden superintendent. Paris reports a separate fashion counterfeiting raid targeting Rue de la Paix models sold abroad.
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Cinginati
Hhs Conden
Cincinnati Public
Paris
Rue de la Paix
Forbes Finds Mess of Intrigue at Veterans Bureau New England Unit
Boston dispatch reports Colonel Charles R. Forbes returning to Washington after investigating the New England Veterans Bureau, exposing intrigue and petty politics. Several officials face relief or reassignment, including Dr Arthur Brides and Dr Davia Flanagan, with the bureau placed on probation and plans to move offices from the business district to a military base.
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Boston
Charles R. Forbes
United States Veterans Bureau
Washington
New England
Herbert
Arthur EB. Brides
Yale
John ¥. J. Herbert
Worcester
William J.blake
Brides
Malcolm Stoddard
Portland
Maine
Davia S
Flanagan
Winthrop Adams
Mott
Haywood C. R. Mott
Hislo
Forbes
Condi Hona
Five Arrested in Auto Thefts Case Across City
A long report details five arrests connected to a widespread Ford car theft ring. Investigators traced false purchaser registrations and vacant addresses to hide stolen vehicles. The scheme allegedly involved manipulating engine numbers and shipping cars abroad, with at least one vehicle linked to a Gulf of Mexico wreck. A man named Warold Golly faced prior impropriety and later rumors tied him to wholesale theft.
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Partment
Ford
New York City
Bridgeport
Gan Tat
Ividseport
Gulf of Mexico
Alexio
Warold Golly
Huw
Stratford School Bonds Sought To Relieve Overcrowding
At a Stratford meeting plans were discussed to bond for a 16 room high school unit to free the Center school for grammar use and shift portables back to other sections. Half time attendance in Stratford equals Bridgeport, despite Stratford's 73000 population versus Bridgeport's 120600. Only 44 percent of Stratford pupils now attend regular hours due to shared classrooms.
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Uechter School
Stratford
Bridgeport
Fowl Show Highlights Many Classes and Winners
The Consolidated Poultry Association show on Broan Street ends tonight with 40 plus fowl classes and over 50 exhibitors. Judges include Cook, Rockefeller, Pratt, and Schultz. Lieutenant George Havx’s pigeons win 12 first prizes and a world champion title among 1800 pigeons. The list of awards covers Barred Plymouth Rocks to Black Tail Japanese with winners from Soundview Poultry Farm and Soundview, plus notable wins by Thomas F. White, Albert Park, and Dr M A Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Odd Fellows
Broan Street
Consolidated Poultry Association
M. A. Warner
Fc, Cook
Waltham
Mass
BR. G, Rockefeller
West Haven
George Pratt
Stratford
C. F. Schultz
Norwalk
George A. Haux
Bertillon Bureau
Police Department
Havx
Boston
United States
Ngland
France
Clayton
Plymouth
Hocks
Fred
Pruss
White Wyandotte
Thomas F. White
Arthur J. Bailey
William eMuirhead
Sidney Willis
Brown
Thomas EF. White
William Muirhead
Thomaa F. White
R. S
Columbian Wyandottes
Harry VW. Jones
Bill Wyandottes
Erwin L
Pierce
Cc. R. I
Soundview Poultry Farm
Howard Sloat
James G. Alexander
M. A
James G Alexander
James G. Alex
Ander
Sound View
Jersey Black Giants
Evelta Farm
Sevella Farm
Black Lengshens
Thomas Romatzik
Innes & Friebott
Thomas Romatzick
Henry Focile
H. A. Regan
Julia Pfister
Innes & Fribott
Albert Ward
Howard Wallace
Henry A. Schiebel
Arthur Ward
Harold B. Dorman
Patrick Flanagan
Harold Dorman
Harold Orman
Har
HB. Dorman
Anconas
Alfred Collins
R. C. White
Minorca
John Efill
E Buff Cochin
Arthur Gustafson
Robert Astle
Harry Fitzgerald
A. Park
Capons
Fred Ives
Briggs
Jersey
Langsham
Andrew Park
Willian
Curtis
Thermas Dew
W. Batman
Washington notes and senate actions in brief dialogues
The Day in Washington reports President Harding ordered immediate withdrawal of all American troops from the Rhine. Senator McCumber urges farmers need cooperative organization not more credits. Senator Reed calls for recall of Roland W. Boyden from the Separations Commission. A Senate hearing features women representatives urging states to submit a child labor constitutional amendment. Secretary Mellon opposes enlarging the American Debt Commission to add three Democrats.
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Harding
Rhine
McCumber
North Dakota
Senate
Roland W. Boyden
Separations Commission
Reed
Missouri
Mellon
American Debt Commission
Berwll Boyden
Washington
P Dent Trarding
Toland W. Boyden
United States
Ansonia Boy Struck by Train Injures Leg
Frederick Heine an 18 year old messenger was struck by a railroad car backed along the tracks at the American Brass and Copper Company in Ansonia. He was removed to Griffin Hospital in Derby with a broken leg and possible internal injuries after John Pars an employee saved him from beneath the wheels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansonia
Frederick Heine
Griffin
Derby
American Brass and Copper Company
Heine
John Pars
New Haven Doctor Charles Rawling Dies at 89
Dr Charles Rawling a long time New Haven homeopathic practitioner and Civil War veteran died at his home today aged 89. He was a member of the G A R and is survived by his brother Michael Rawling of this city.
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New Haven
Charles Rawling
Pe. Rawling
He G. A Rand
Michard Rawling
Local Fraternal and Civic Lodges Meet Tonight in Bridgeport
Readable list of Bridgeport organizations and meeting venues including Zithercluts at Broad street and Circolo Roma on State street. Several lodges and societies such as Noble avenues, Brotherhood groups, Masonry temples, and veterans circles are scheduled to meet at multiple addresses around Main Street and Broad Street, with venues including 60 State street 857 Rust Main street and 1045 Main street.
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Bridgeport
State Street
Broad Street
Circolo Roma
Noble
Avenus
Heine Lodge
Order Sons of Nerman
Rust Main Street
Uneas Council
Council of Catholic Women
Washington Arenas
White Eagle Association
Washington Avenues
Alpha Circle
Brotherhood of America
sFive Circle
Count Roma
Lington Avenue
Seaport Lodge
K. of i
Main Street
Vemple Ledger
Muensterbere Lodge
Charity Rebekah Lodge
Morning Stay Lodge
O. 5
Violet Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
Viias Blowe
Cahnun Street
Building Trades’ Council
Elm Street
James F Coleman Fire Board Head
James F Coleman is profiled as head of the Fire Board, praising improved apparatus and the department’s high personnel. He notes harmony in firms, promotion from within, and nonpolitical advancement based on merit, stressing unity from the top to the ranks.
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James F. Coleman Fire Board
Hut
Wilmatecver
Atey
Tieatenaif
Greenfield Hill Church Holds Annual Meeting
On January 10 the Greenfield Hill Congregational Church held its annual meeting with an informal reception. A diamond service followed as many members attended despite poor road conditions. Reports outlined 1921 activities and achievements by officers and committees, with nephorls from ladies societies and youth groups.
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Greenfield Hill Church
Greenfield
Greenfeld Hill
Dairoicu
Vari Equaimitice
Supreme Court hears division of rates case in New England railroads
Oral arguments concluded in a Supreme Court session over the Interstate Commerce Commission order granting New England railroads a fifteen percent increase in the division of joint freight rates. Carriers argued for separate treatment. supporters said blanket grouping was needed for practical reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hudson River
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Ongland Railroads
Supreme Court Todry
Walter C. Noyes
Delaware
Hludson
A. Taylor
Erie
Alexander H. Bilder
Central of New Jersey
New England
Charles F. Choate, Jr
Commerce Commission
Walker D. Hines
Neyss
Counsiel
The
Mr. Choate
Hines
Transport Goes to Get A E F In Trans Atlantic Move
Dent Harding announces St Mihiel will sail for a German port after provisioning at the Brooklyn base. Captain Oliver says voyage 13 days, ports Savannah Charleston New York, with disembarkations planned at each stop. Senator Reed calls for recall of Toland W Boyden after note on reparations commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mihiel
Atlen
Savannah
Charlieton
S& Ol
New York
Infant born with a full set of teeth dies in New York
A New York report notes a newborn baby boy born with a full set of teeth died shortly after birth. The unusual condition, sometimes called odontogenesis, was observed by physicians and remains unexplained in the article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tam
Physicians
Theneiett
Mene
T. Vali
Oslet
Live Abundantly to Conquer Loneliness of Existence
Professor Henry Gaines Hawn of New York urged a broad life beyond specialization at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon. He argued happiness comes from concern for all things, engagement with culture, and mutual care, warning against narrow self focus and urging living abundantly through civic involvement and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawn
Henry Gaines Hawn
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Cornell
Brooklyn
Ives
Town Planning Board Meeting Postponed Tonight
The Town Planning board meeting was postponed due to lack of a quorum. One matter noted was sidewalks along Post Road in Stagmere with grades prepared and tentative building lines set. work slated to start in spring after hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fpalrfield
Dan
Town Planning Board
Post Road
Stagmere
What Most Stomachs Need The Alkaline Effect of Stuart
An ad promotes Dy Ppsia Tablets to prevent or relieve acidity and sour risings. It claims the product helps stomachs by balancing alkalinity. The copy mentions enhancing appetite and palatability of foods, with casual reference to cooking ingredients like onion or garlic.
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Stuart
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Veterans’ Bureau
Capt. Blake
David S. Flanagan
Stratford School
Noyes
C. C
Choate
A.E.F
New Yorker
C. of C
Commerce
Chamber of Citizenship
T. C
Edmund §. Wolfe
Tte Chamber of Commerce
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Patsley
Bolivia
Chain Silk Store Oot Golkien Pte
Lower Stratfield
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