Mrs. Lewis Rose Heads Three Month Speaking Tour
Mrs. Lewis Rose, president of the Hartford City League of Women Voters, departed Saturday for a three month speaking tour under the Chautauqua and National League of Women Voters. Her topic is Woman s Part in International Cooperation and the World Court, to be presented in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Iowa. she also serves as Connecticut chairman for the department of International Cooperation to Prevent War and plans further lectures through local groups.
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Lewis Rose
Hartford City League of Women Voters
The
Chautauqua
National League of Women Voters
Rose
Ohio
Indiana
Eye sight urged to train teachers for pupil eye tests
Washington report on the Eye Sight Conservation Council urges universal eye examinations in schools and industry. It argues that millions suffer from defective vision, many without knowing it, and that training teachers to conduct simple eye tests could detect cases early, improving learning and reducing strain.
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Washington
D.C
Jung
Eye Sight Conservation Council
Herbert Hoover
Bureau of Standards
Indua
Eyenight
Schoola
New York City
Guy A. Henry
Tye Sight Conservation, Council
Central Falls Woman Credits Tanlac for Recovery
A Central Falls resident, Miss Rose Robrtuthe of 509 Broad Street, praises Tanlac after a long illness that followed an operation three years ago. She says the medicine restored her appetite, eased stomach pressure and heart palpitations, and improved sleep, allowing her to eat three meals daily. The Tanlac representative visited her home to hear her testimony.
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Tanlac
Rose Robrtuthe
Central Falls
Rot
Broad &T
Vantee
Gale
Fine Display of Paintings at Art League June 12
Dorothy Randolph Byard will exhibit at Bridgeport Art League Clinton Avenue enday and Wesdnesday. Her portraits predominate and several canvases were shown in January at Kingore Galleries New York attracting attention. Mrs Byard lives in New York in winter and studies in Silvermine in summer with the Silvermine guild active.
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Dorothy Randolph Byard
Bridgeport Art League
Clinton Avenue
Enday
Mrs. Byard
New York
Silvermine
Sulvermine Guild
Madison Pupils Stage Folk Tale Play The Twelve Months
Madison school pupils present a folklore play The Twelve Months tonight and tomorrow in the school hall. Francis Pesch narrates while Richard Mertens acts as announcer. Frances Spivak plays Katrinka and Theresa O Neill is Debrunka with William Dum worth and Rita Brinkerhoff as the father and mother.
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Madison School
Francis Pesch
Richard Mertens
Katrinka
Frances Spivak
Debrunka
Theresa O'Neil
William Dumworth
Rita Brinkerhoff
New Orleans Port Gains From Industrial Canal Opening
The opening of the Industrial Canal linking Lake Pontchartrain with the Mississippi River enhances New Orleans as a port. It creates an inner harbor and favorable factory access, boosting shipping and trade prospects for the city.
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New Orleans
Lake Poutchartrain
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the Electric Shop
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
MAZDA
the United Illuminating CO
Cor
Broad & John Srs
Barnum
Planten
Haarlem
Hi Planten
Las
Brooklyn
N.V
Bridgeport
Leverty Brug Co
ART League
Annabel Worthington
Tyne
Dresa Nossay
Pattern — Department
Bridgeport Telegram
Wests
We Inside
Ot the
Western Company
Che DM
Cash Bargain
Ladies
Bandeaux
Huck
Lisle
Iso
Stratfield Cafeteria
Stratfield Hotel
F. A. Cantwell, Mgr
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