Judge Simpson to Take Court Seat in Hartford Soon
Hartford Jan 27 Governor Trumbull sent to the legislature a certified copy of the proposed federal child labor amendment and the Senate approved reappointing Hartford County Commissioner Schott. Judge-elect Ernes C. Simpson of New Haven will join the Superior Court once his commission is signed. House and Senate debated many bills including public works wages, road safety rules, and state budget items.
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Stratford Park site eyed for state park and boulevard plan
Stratford officials discuss creating a boulevard from Pleasure Beach toward Lordship Pavilion and a possible 100 acre tract east of Willow Street for state park use. The Stratford Land and Improvement Co plans to sell about 100 acres to the state if authorized, with airport site options in the south end.
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Westport Court Salaries Fixed in House Bill
Hartford January 27 House measures include merging Ansonia and Fountain Water, Stratford voting district changes, Annie Gleason of Stratford allowed to sue Bridgeport, and provisions saving duty periods. Bills cover school attendance to 18, Bristol charter amendments, state institution placement for dangerous youths, workers compensation amendments, small claims docket, and salaries for Westport court officers.
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Peasley Retires After Simpson Choice Shocks Connecticut Court
Jan 27 News from Hartford reports Judge Ernest Simpson has been confirmed for the Superior Court bench, replacing Judge Frederick M Peasley of Cheshire who closes his Criminal Superior Court tenure. Peasley surrendered courthouse keys and departed, while Simpson prepares to begin in Winchester next Friday for a short calendar and upcoming assignments.
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German American Mixed Claims awards total 1.509 million
Awards totaling 1 509 000 were announced by the German American Mixed Claims commission. Max Klein of New York received 110 000 and the Boston Blacking company 160 000. The Lasttania group accounted for 1 608 of the total.
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Former Giant Chief Dies in Cincinnati
The article reports the death of a former Giants chief in Cincinnati. It notes Congregation Tiffereth Israel of Port Chester debated purchasing land in Greenwich for a cemetery. Due to zoning permits, the owner Emil Zytkiewcz could not proceed, leading the congregation to seek a refund of 144000 dollars paid as the first installment on the cemetery project.
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Admissions Tax Repeal Sought In Williamson Bill
Hartford January 27 a measure to repeal the state admissions tax was introduced in the House by Rep Charles J Williamson of Darien The bill is expected to win solid support from amusement promoters and the public Also several other bills were proposed including small claims court expansion and Workmen’s compensation changes.
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Owner of Racing Steed Files Suit for Damages
James B. Scott of Greenwich sues Sylvester J Geary seeking 3000 dollars after a collision in Greenwich damaged his hunting horse Pronte valued at two dollars. Scott claims veterinary costs and loss of value, plus foregone prize money from a Breckton fair due to the incident.
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Senatorford proposal to abolish county board faces stiff odds
Elms City Senator Frederick T Ford of New Haven files a bill to abolish the Board of County Commissioners and vest power in county sheriffs. The move unlikely to pass in the General Assembly as County Commissioner races in Airfield County draw attention with challenger Isridgeport’s candidate leading among men while women favor a rival.
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Heavy Snowfall Delays Traffic Across Atlantic Seaboard
A major snowstorm hits from Maine to the Carolinas and beyond, halting rail and road traffic. Temperature plunges from 43 to eight degrees as plows work all night on city and state routes. Bridges and trains suffer delays while the Bl Lawrence bridge ties Canada and the United States, with heavy snow accumulation surpassing seasonal norms.
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Child Labor Amendment Faces Defeat Across States
Ohio and Kansas legislatures rejected ratification while North Dakota Senate also voted against the proposal. The defeats leave nine states opposing the amendment, with debates resuming in Hartford as legislators prepare for further action and potential public hearings.
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Mother Pleads to Take Baby to Prison
Mary attann a 28 year old recently divorced mother sentenced with Hann Matico, 13, to a state prison on statutory rape charges, pleads in Superior court to take her two month old infant to prison. Judge Peas ies directs she consult county jail authorities where she and Matteo are detained awaiting transfer.
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