American Legion to Stage Concert at Poll's Theatre
Plans by the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars to present a concert at Poll's Theatre on the afternoon of March 1. The event will feature music and readings related to World War II experiences in Italy and pay tribute to veterans.
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Vrideee Portata
Aingriyuan Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Poll's
Toll
Italy
Albany
News York Stock Exchanges
Rheumatism Remedies Promised in Simple Home Guide
Readers are urged to stay off damp ground and keep dry, drink water, and take a daily spoonful of a mixture to reduce uric acid. The text explains rheumatism as caused by uric acid buildup filtered by kidneys and eliminated via urine, with skin as another exit. It promotes a four ounce dose of a preparation daily for a week and praises Salix as inexpensive and kidney friendly, marketed as an effective remedy from a grape and lemon juice base with lithia.
Gas That Triumphs on Any Armor Ready for Next War
A fragmentary article on preparedness by Prof. Henry W. Lawrence notes fears of future warfare and describes a deadly chemical agent described as more potent than current weapons. Interview fragments reveal concerns about a new terror that could outpace armor and a grim warning about revolutionary destructive power.
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New London
Henry W. Lawrence
Connecticut College
Advocate of Peace
Lawrence
Tt. N. T
Doc
Levets
Sam
United States
Satan
Verlis
Probe urged on Alien Property Custodian Office
Senate debate called for a full inquiry into the Alien Property Custodian’s Office. Senator King demanded a complete list of all attorneys employed or appointed under the custodian, with fees and other information, after reports that lawyers under Palmer Garvan helped seize German property and later aided in recovery actions. The move cites the custodian’s failure to supply requested records.
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Washington
Senate
Thoras Wi Miller
King's
Publishers and their Pressmen at Peace New York
New York publishers and their pressmen reach a peace accord after a meeting at the Union. Judge Mantor had issued an arbitration award guiding hiring numbers per press room. publishers agreed to apply the award and set the staff at twenty men per press room as the standard going forward.
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New York
New
Puptighers’ Association
Mantor
Tor
Salie Duimiber
New Haven Railroad Set To Rebound Under Pearson
The New Haven Railroad faces a recovering year as President Pearson reports January 1922 deficits far below 1921 levels. Operating ratio improved to 80.79 percent versus 115.23 in January 1921, with progress credited to Pearson’s energy and staff loyalty. The piece urges continued rate and wage adjustments and notes optimism for rehabilitation of the railroad as a major New England transport artery.
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Pearson
Xenavon Road
New Haven
Bose
Tlreinss
Mr. Pearson
Vic
Bardo
Terand
Head
New England
Ew Haven
Henry
Una
Re. Dows
Chile
New Haven Times
Building Permits In City for Various Garages and Signs
Fermite issued by the building inspector for several projects including cement block garage on Union Avenue for J. P. Vogel, advertising sign on State Street, cement finish garage at 60 Kent Street, frame metal garage at 66 Fayerweath Avenue, frame garage at 285 Kent Avenue, steel garage on Harker Avenue and Arthur Street, and three rooms with rear store alterations for A Z and Emma Komient. Also listed are other permit items for McWenzis, McCarthy, and Jistin Lucas among others.
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Union Avenue
J. P. Vogel
State Street
Anst Alder
Firad
McWenzis Mathers
Man Ee
Brits Blue Sky Bill 1 Killed By Committee
The blue sky bill regulating brokerage shops and endorsements was killed by the Assembly judiciary committee. Assemblyman Betta pledged to push for action, warning that failure to act could fuel a national scandal and harm reputable financial institutions and investors.
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Aubany
Maren 7
Shopa
Joab
Banton
New York County
Assembly
Betta
Reaven
Earth
New York
Falls From Fire Escape Fractures Leg in Albany Area
A youth fell from a fire escape at 1318 Main Street yesterday afternoon and fractured a leg with internal injuries. Dr. P Walsh moved him to St Vincent Hospice as police investigated the incident. A companion boy accompanied the injured youth during the accident inquiry.
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Joseph Bertyand
Yesra
State Street
Main Street
P. Walsh
St Vincent Hospice
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American Legion
EAD
Lawrence, Jr
Groceteria
Bridgeport
Gustodian's
Public Service
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Jean
New Englata
Larour
Opin
Fon Wahiker I Hines
Comecne
Hines
Pranetiz
Jauhough
Rantamnanaarb
ieBezel
Ciocl
Cece Eeeya
Ford-Drink
Horlick's
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