Jewish Women Hear Zionist Leader On Palestine Hope
Mrs. Irma Lindheim, Hadassah leader and Bridgeport speaker, shares impressions from Palestine. She describes renewed Jewish vitality, women earning leadership roles, and Hadassah’s health and education impact in Jerusalem, with 130,000 Jews migrating since World War I and Arabs benefiting from balanced growth.
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Irma Lindheim
Hadh Women's Zbanist Organization of America
Palestine
Europe
Jerusalem
Cising
Jewelry swindler held under bonds
Springfield witnesses describe a ring of three men from Springfield facing charges of swindling in a fake platinum deal. Mores Pearl of New York testified as bound over to the Grand Jury on $10,000 bonds, which were not furnished, after the court refused a smaller amount.
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Springfield
Mass
Mores Pearl
New York
That City
Dan
Probers Invite Ex Premier to Senate Hearing on Gould Case
Washington AP Jan 25 James Kidd Fleming former Premier of New Brunswick invited to testify before Senate elections subcommittee investigating bribery charges against Senator Gould Republican Maine regarding $100,000 in campaign contributions tied to the St John and Quebec railroad contract Fleming, a Canadian House member, faced accusations he kept $75,600 for personal use in exchange for signing a bond guarantee. Witness Thompe ron of New Brunswick claimed the campaign held up Fleming for $16,000 to unlock $4,000,000 from bond sales to continue work.
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Washington
James Kidd Fleming
New Brunswick
Canada
Lnto
Senate
Gould
Maine
St. John and Quebec
Weming
House of Commins
Walsh
Montana
Fleming
Tess Thomperon
Wakeman Accepts Associate Judge Post in Fairfield Court
In a conference between Republican leaders and Judge Wakeman, Fairfield town court arrangements were settled. Wakeman will serve as senior judge at 1200 dollars yearly, with Wakeman as deputy and Hall as associate with equal powers at 1000 dollars each. A Hartford bill to formalize the plan will be introduced by Lavery and Pickett.
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Fairfield
Albert &. Lavery
Bacon Wakeman
Clarence RB
Ilali
Racin Wakeman
Aram
Wahkeman
Republican Town Committee
Wakeman
Hall
Fairfeld
Wickamen
Byteria
Hartford
Albert J. Lavery
E.W. S. Pickett
Two Children Injured in Falls in Stratford Area
A fifteen year old boy, Michael Lukey of 626 Surf Avenas Stratford, broke his left foot and was sent to St Vincent's Hospital after examination by Dr David S Greenspun. A three year old girl, Natalie Collins of 594 Knowle ton Street, fractured her right shoulder blade and received treatment.
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Michael Lukey
Surfavenas
Stratford
St. Vincent's Hospital
David Ss. Greenspun
Natalie Collins
Knowle Ton Street
David S. Greenspun
Fire Company of Huntington Responds to Nine Fires
Huntington January 25 Special The Huntington Fire Company fought nine fires in the past year with most located over two miles from the hall. The worst loss was Martin Keller’s broiler house housing 160 baby chickens. A White Hills detour had crews told to wipe feet then learned the fire was from yesterday. Improvements include a six cylinder pumper and moved chemical equipment to a six cylinder chassis. They carry 600 feet of 2 1/2 inch hose and various chemical tanks and extinguishers.
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Huntington
Timnt
Ington
Martin Keller
Huntington Fire Company
Huntington School
Bentley
Easton
George Graves
Wells Hollow
Herbert Holmes
Percy Lack
Nichols Avenue
Hartford
Farmill — River
Charles Morse
Washington
George Roehm
Farmill Street
Ffartford
George W. Judson
Young Reople
Josephine Webs
Bernice Perley
James Goldanink
Long Hin
Eithr
Wisner Ko Wilson
Mistensreets
Connecticut Pomolorian) Society
Connsc- Heat Veretvile Growers Association
Tinton Agriculturs
Garde Hotel
Farmill River Orange
George Awundell Sveag
Clarence M Webb
Bert Lockwood
George Birdseye
Frances Cook
Groree Arundett
Ethel M. Beardale
On C Shelton
Michael J. West
Edward A
Abatements Sought On Personal Taxes
The Claims committee met in the Common Council chamber to hear petitions for personal tax abatements. Listed for hearing were numerous residents and addresses including Margaret Murtagh 860 Benham Avenue Susie Mulligan 22369 Fairfield Avenue Mary Myers 19 Clinton Avenue Felix Matasky 268 Willow Street and others seeking refunds abatements or curb gutter and sidewalk assessments.
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Claims Committee
Common Council
Margaret Murtagh
Benham Avenue
Lude Murphy
Harbor Avenue
Susie Mulligan
Fairfield Avenue
Mary Myers
Clinton Avenue
Felix and
Kate Matasky
Willow Street
Steve Murdavanicz
Willard Street
Jennie Taylor
Warren Street
Nicholas F
Margaret Neary
Wade Terrace
Emma L White
Seaview Avenue
Nelson Williams
Howard Avenue
Mary VF Skinner
Gustave Soracco
Jones Avenue
Mangaret T Cleoy
Adams Street
Laura Ricelo
Newell Avenue
Arthur Turnes
Richardson Street
Bessie Risleby
North Avenue
Elizabeth Rideout
Lee Avenue
Rogue Reenck
State Street
Ernest Vo Sloan
Main Arect
Nathin Schine
Fairview Avenue
Ray Stock
Grazia Roberts
Washington Avenue
Amela Hevnalids
Elmstrom
Lucy Resia
Pequonneck
Atrecl
Renna
Hehet and
Eliizabeth
KK Rollly
Airfield Avenue
Frank and
Amela
Sir Charles Harington May Command in China
London January 26 The Daily Mirror reports Lieutenant General Sir Charles Warington Harington is likely to be appointed commander in chief in China. Harington earned distinction in the European war and later in postwar negotiations with Turkey.
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Sir Charles Harington
China
London
The
Daily Mirror
Charles Warington
Lkely
Harington
Timacit
Turkey
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Esater
Fire Company OF
Eldom
School Teachers of America
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Shredded Wheat Company
America’s
Niagara Falls, N.Y
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42Nd Street
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33Rd Street
Astor Court
W. PF. Williams
New England
Washington Street
Baton
Pershing Sq. Bldg
Post Telegram
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