Hoover Viewed as Storm Center in Senate Coal Bill Fight
June 16 report from CASIP RIE says Secretary Hoover is seen as central to the coming Senate battle over government regulation of the coal industry. The Frelinghuysen bills are up after Packer control legislation. critics warn the debate will be as acrimonious as the rail regulation fight, with Hoover named among key advocates alongside Cummins.
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Improve Your Hair Health With Pure Coconut Oil Shampoos
Readily available coconut oil shampoos claim to clean without harsh detergents. The ad touts oil as a gentle scalp conditioner that moisturizes, reduces irritation, and leaves hair soft, silky, and lustrous, with a note to buy "Mulsified" coconut oil shampoo from any druggist.
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School Children's Handicraft Exhibit At State School
Hundreds of clay and decorative works by city school children fill the Chamber of Commerce showrooms. The display includes household utensils flowers birds animals trees scenery and historical tableaux. Parents and friends visited as the show continues today and tomorrow under supervisors Mary Jackson and Julia Jees.
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Rolls and Cruisers for Needy Families in Bridgeport
Edward McGuinness of New Haven leads the Old Mag-Twittuhen at Pleasure Beach presenting the East Side Community House to run the Catholic Charitable Bureau. Two thousand five hundred recipients and two hundred cruisers will be distributed to families in Bridgeport, packed in dozens and delivered by Garner Neupert and helpers from the bureau.
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Milford Hospital claims New Haven firefighter after crash
A New Haven resident and Milford crash victim, a Milford Hospital arrival report states a firefighter from New Haven died after a driving party incident near Milford. His father mother and sister were notified and with him when he died in Milford Hospital.
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Reconstruction new student summer work Paris June
American university architecture students from Harvard Yale Princeton Columbia Pennsylvania and Cornell offer services in reconstructing city fairs schools and dispensaries in crasted sections. They volunteer under ministers and Untranslated versions. Lovehear thanked the students and recented their services.
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Private Lynch's Body Arrives From France
The body of Private John W. Lynch, Co. 1, 518 Infantry, who died in France October 12, 1918, from pneumonia, arrived yesterday from Prince. He was the son of Mr and Mrs John W Lynch of 184 Catherine Street. The funeral is set for 9 AM at the Undertaking Parlors of M J Gannon on John Street. Burial will be at St Brochet Cemetery.
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