Germany Urges Russia to Join League and Disarm
Count Von Bernsterty, former ambassador to Washington, argues the United States is not a factor in disarmament and Germany’s navy is key. He urges Russia to join the League of Nations and participate in the next disarmament talks, calling for universal armament curtailment and pressure on governments to meet minimum limits set by the League.
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United States
Germany
Count von Bernsterty
Washyutten
Reichsau
Amertes
Geneva
Democratic Party
League of Nations
Russia
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Major General Barnum to Retire In September at Sixty Four
Washington June 24 Major General Malvern Hill Barnum commander of Devens Massachusetts announced retirement plans. He recently dropped from the rank of Will be retired during September when he will reach the age of sixty four.
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Washington
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Malvern Hill Barnum
Cuinp Devens
Flowers Grown for Profit
Washington June 24 The department of agriculture urges farm women to grow flowers for home use and for sale. Extension service offers guidance on varieties and cultivation and forms flower clubs to exchange bulbs cuttings shrubs and seeds boosting profits. In South Carolina flower clubs have commercialized work with women selling to restaurants hotels tea rooms clubs and private buyers. Bulbs plants and shrubs promotions prove profitable as home agents highlight dahlias chrysanthemums and rose varieties.
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Washington
Associated Press
Department of Aericulture
Extension Bureau
South Carolina
Services Held for American Bernard Redigan
Funeral services for Bernard F. Redigan 44 were held from his home and at the Church of the Sacred Heart with a high mass. The mass featured Miss Theresa O'Brien and Miss Theresa Polke and was followed by burial in St. Michael's cemetery. Pallbearers named. Also reported: royal customs commission records show 186,000 gallons of commercial alcohol smuggled into Canada at Niagara Falls from 1923 to 1925. Max Wortman identified as largest importer. Worthman’s bank transactions from 1922 to 1926 totaled 1.4 million dollars. American operators linked to Breweries and Ready's Beverages accused of contravening New Brunswick laws and contributing to political campaigns.
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Bernard F. Redi
Tranistau’avenue
Church of the Sacred Heart
Richard F. Moore
Father Dolus
James Kilian
Schmidt
Theresa O'Brien
Theresa Polke
Thomas Driscoll
Mollie Daly Ogren
St. Michael's Cemetery
Michael O'Neil
Martin Ramm
Edwin Travers
John Connors
Matthew Dunleavy
How Yenrex
Nash
Joseph H. Batille
Sing Sing
Oland’s Breweries, Ltd
Ready’s Beverages, Ka
St. John
Youth paralyzed after shallow water dive at Savin Rock
William Berman, eighteen, was paralyzed from shoulders down while diving in shallow water at Savin Rock. He and companions had entered the theatre between performances where he works as a musician. he is in Grace Hospital in critical condition.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Savin Rock
William Berman
Righteen
Wis
Grace Hospital
Veteran band leader John Reiter dies in New Bedford pit
John Reiter, veteran band and orchestra leader, died suddenly in New Bedford Massachusetts after finishing a trick in the orchestra pit where he was employed. He had directed Munich Germany for several years and later led with traveling theatrical shows.
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New Bedford
Mass
Associated Press
John Reiter
Eral
Munich
Foreclosures Lead Fairfield County Court Totals
Foreclosures and judgments reached a record $268 209 84 in a single short calendar session in Fairfield County Superior Court. Notable items include Victor Fage Motors of Stamford with $61 944 40, Gettman and Judd assets of Stamford for $86 122 08, and several Stamford and Bridgeport properties facing foreclosures with law dates set through 1937.
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Fairfield County
John A. Carnell
Victor Fage Motors Corporation
Stamford
Iin Stamford
St. John Woodworking Company of
Herbert D. Moen
Gettman and Judd Company
William M. White
Horace W. Harding
Frederick A. Taff
Cornelia Gibos
West End
William Olderman
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Landing Title Company
Rose L. Marshall
Charlotte A. Thompson
George P P. Bonnell
George E. Cord
Newtown
T. Clark Hull
Danbury
New Yorker
H. T. Sniffen
New York City
Charles E. Forsdick
Fane E. Knight
Luigi Napolitano
Washington Avenue
Westport Bank and Trust Company
Thomas C. Stearns
Westport
Black Rock Bank and
Water Street
Benjamin Shalet
Frederick Kaeser
Alan Vasinke
George L. Palmer, Jr
Adolwho Hexamer
Rogers Silver Plate Company
City
G. Maortimer Rundle
Frank J. Hughes
Southern Connecticut Morus Company
Police Ready for Boat Race Traffic on New Milford Route
Milford June 24 Four Westport State Police officers were sent to patrol the 35 foot New Haven Milford turnpike as Yale Harvard boat race passes through. Highway surveyors counted passing vehicles this afternoon to tabulate peak, average and minimum loads, moving away from the census style questions.
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Milford
Westport
State Police Department
New Haven-Milford
Yale
Bloomfield Bank Official Takes Own Life in New Jersey
George Oaken Baldwin, 26, vice president of Bloomfield National Bank, died by suicide at his home in Montclair after a nervous breakdown during finance studies at Columbia University. He had recently left a sanitarium in White Plains and walked home, greeting his wife before taking his life in an upstairs room. He is survived by his widow and one son.
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George Oaken Baldwin
Bloomfield National Bank
Columbia University
Baldwin
White Plats N.Y
White Plains
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