Lawyer Fighting Alcorn Ruled Out of Lawsuit
Hartford July 3 AP A lawyer opposing Meade Alcorn and Seymour Manufacturing was barred from the case after a court exchange. Alcorn is among eight defendants in a $12 million damage suit by a Seymour stockholder. The hearing considers throwing out the suit as a spite-driven action.
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Hartford
National Republican
Meade Alcorn
Seymour Manuufacturing
J. Joseph Smith
John P. Hodgson
Alcorn
Seymour
Hodgson
Raymond Hackett
Stamford
Hackett
Seymour Corporation of Delaware
Seymour Company
Joseph P. Cooney
Seymour Manufacturing Company
David Goldstein
Goldstein
George E. Matthies
San Francisco
Your Share In Big National Debt
The federal government closed its 1938 fiscal year on June 30 with a national debt of 276,444,438,345.81 dollars, the highest month end total in 18 months, equating to 1,587.63 dollars per person. The rise over the prior year shows a 7.08 dollar per capita increase in 12 months.
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Washington
Treasury
Chamber Asks Solons Vote Fair Trade Bill
Fairfield Chamber of Commerce executive director Milton C. McDonald Jr. urged U S Senators Porter and Prescott Bush to adopt a Fair Trade bill now before a Senate committee. Hearings are planned this month. Senator Porter will hear the bill, Senator Bush will track developments.
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U. S. Senate
U.S
William ‘A. Porter
Prescott’ Bush
Milton C. McDonald Jr
Fairfield Chamber of Commerce
McDonald
Senate
Sen. Purtell
Interstate and Foreign Commission
Sen. Bush
Two Sailors Die in Cross County Park Way Collision
Chief Warrant Officer William L. Mitchell aged 38 of New London Connecticut and Joseph J. Clark aged 34 of New Rochelle New York were killed in a head on car crash on the Cross County Parkway near Mount Vernon New York during the early hours today.
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Mount Vernon
N. Y
William L. Mitchell
New London
Conn
Cross County ,Parkway
Joseph J. Clark
New Rochelle
NIH to Release New Data Linking Smoking to Lung Cancer
NIH researchers led by Dr. Harold F. Dorn will publish a major study tying heavy cigarette smoking to higher lung cancer risk. The report, based on 200 000 U S veterans and other data, revisits debates from 1954 and compares death rates among smokers and non smokers.
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Washington
UPI
National Institutes of Health
London
Harold F. Dorn
NIH
Dorn
U. S
Tobacco Industry Research Committee
Timothy V. Hartnett
American Cancer Ssicierys
The
Cancer Society
Dom
American Cancer Society
The Noblest Document by Hal Boyle
A concise history of the Declaration of Independence detailing its drafting, adoption delays, key signers, and later preservation. It notes Jefferson’s edits, the July 4 unanimous claim, Virginia and North Carolina moves, and later signers including Jefferson and Adams.
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Hal Boyle
New York
America
Samuel Adams
Massachusetts
North Carolina
Virginia
Richard Henry Lee
Continental Congress
Benjamin Franklin
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Congress
Efferson
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Thomas McKean
Nooge
George Washington
Encyclopedia Americana
Carter Braxton
Maryland
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
John Morton
George Whythe
Button Gwinnett
Georgia
U.S
Elbridge Gerry
James Madison
Library of Congress
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Fairfield Shopping Center
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Paradise Green
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Playtex
Girdle
Beni Firsich
Clu
the Secret's
Playten
Fabricon
Miracla
Dawnydoft
Thane
Main Street
Stratfield Hotel
Zemel Bros
Omia
RCA Victor
Fairfield Ave. Forest
Brookside Shopping Center
North Main St
Sunday Post
Hope Bennett
Katharine Hepburn
Barnum Festival
Edison
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