Weston School Graduation Night Recitals and Plays
Norfield and Willow schools present a closing program featuring recitations, songs, and plays. Highlights include Frank Lavon, Francis Malone, and Alice McGrath among performers. Diplomas to be presented. grade eight members listed.
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Norfield School
Y Willow
Ots Andrews
Lyons Plains
Frank “Avon
Good
Hill School
Francis Malone
Gong Hi
Norfolg School
Mystic Favresu
Alice McGrath
Emerson
Olympia
William Vaite “Brown
Barbara Norence Mc
Striking Gotham Clothiers Clash With Contractors
In New York on June 21 representatives of three clothing contractors' associations, totaling about 600 members, approved a general stoppage in the Metropolitan district to press the Amalgamated Clothing Workers toward enforcing closed shop rules. A key demand is registering all outside shops that receive cutup materials. The drive targets nonunion shops with vast numbers of manufacturers, contractors, and workers.
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New York
Amalgamated Clothing Workers _In
Hyman Blumberg
New York Joint Board of the Union
Nho Manufacturers’ Association
Isolationism Urged as America Leads in Near East
Dr Arthur E Bestor told a Chautauqua audience that America must avoid isolation and use its leadership to shape postwar Europe and the Near East. He cited European unrest, starvation, and economic collapse, urging continued American involvement through education, missions, and humanitarian effort.
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Bester
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Lebanons
Serbia
England
Great Britain
France
United States
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Armer
Jcu
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Long Hill Fire 60 Plans Opening of Building
Long Hill Fire Co plans the opening and bazaar for their new central building this Thursday night in Long Hill June 21. Officers include President Arthur J. Finn and Chief Charles A. Tors with a 120 member company. A large orchestra will provide music for dancing and refreshments will be served by the ladies auxiliary.
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Long Hill
Long Hill Fire Co
No. 1
Ins
Arthur J. Finn
Walter
Hawt
Richard Keeton
L. S. Whitney
B.S. Beach
Charles A. Tors
John French
J. M. Snyder
G. A. Clark
George Griffin
HA. Pratt
First
Assistan
Welles Dewey
D. la Bar
Otto Wailsers
P.downs
John Keeton
Dante and Bazaar
Otto Walters
Ray Lucas
Herbe Betts
Albert Smith
Arthur Berger
Ly. Whitney
Ladies Aunliary
Connecticut
Stepney Fire Company
Stepney
Greenfield Hill Pupils Graduate With Exercises
Eighth grade pupils at Dwight School held graduation exercises at Greenfield Country Club. Decorated hall and stage dressed in green and white as students marched in to America the Beautiful. Diplomas presented by Simeon Feaso to graduates including Albert Banks Raymond Banks Elmer Banks Fred Barker Martin Tsponya Stephen Scher Michael Gyer Rocca Knox John Pelos Latinel Wakeman Herbert Smith Sylvia Barmere Mildred Bracles Anne Klein Leonie Gutinski Mary Mutnik Edna Ross Harriet Shea Evelyn Steventon.
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Greenfield Wil
Dwight School
Greenfield Country
Americe
Greenfield Hil
Grandfather's Fort
Fred Barber
Pirl
Simeon Feaso
Board of Education
Albert Banks
Raymond Banks
Elmer Banks
Fred Barker
Martin Tsponya
Stephen Scher
Michael Gyer
Rocca Knox
John Pelos
Wakeman
Herbet Smith
Sylvia Barmere
Mid
Board to elect officers for coming year at meeting
The Board of Governors will select officers for the coming year at a meeting tomorrow. The board has 25 members, five chosen each year for five-year terms. Newly appointed members include D Molling of General Electric Lucien T Warner of Warner Brothers W R Webster of Bridgeport Brass J G Ludlum of International Silver and Judge Paul L Miller of Probate Court.
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Board of Governors
Fecall
International Silver Company
Paul L. Miller
Probatecourt
House and Senate agree on 12,000 army officers
Washington report of congressional conference on the army appropriation bill ends with agreement on a permanent strength of 13,000 officers for next year. House favored 13,000, Senate average 12,000. lingering issue is reducing officer numbers from over 13,000 to the bill’s limit and may require rewrites. The enlisted strength is set at 125,000 for next year.
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HOUSE
Senate
Washington
Heals Old Sores Petersons Ointment Ad boasts cure claims
An old advertisement extols Paterson ointment for piles scroma salt rheum pimply skin sore feet and chafing. Feferon proclaims mighty healing power for sufferers of old sores. The ad lists prices 35c 60c 1.00 and 2.50.
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