State Assembly House Has Age The Senate Youth
Clarence G Willard profiles aging veterans and new faces in the Connecticut General Assembly and Senate. It notes Speaker Nickerson, Major Buckley, Ernest W Christ, Oliver G Jennings, and others as key figures, with discussion of committee appointments, unfinished business, and highway department leadership amid shifting civil service debate.
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Haynes to Speak at Bridgeport Forum on Race Co operation
George Edmund Haynes will address the Bridgeport Community Forum of the United Church on Sunday evening. His topic is Race Conflict of Cooperation. Haynes, a prominent leader of the Negro race, is a Fisk University graduate with Yale and Columbia degrees. He formerly directed Negro Economics in the U S Department of Labor under Wilson and now serves as secretary of the Federal Council of Churches Commission on Racial Relations.
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Cats imprisoned in local lunch room
Police and Connecticut Humane Society agents were called to Fairfield Avenue and Water Street to release a number of cats confined in the Municipal lunch room under attachment for the past week. efforts to enter the room were unsuccessful.
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United Traders Plan To Hold Smoker Tonight
Bridgeport Council No 369 of the United Commercial Travelers of America will hold another smoker in their rooms at Hed Meng Hall this evening at eight o'clock. An entertainment will be provided by Byron.
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