Inquest Planned in Death of Dr Annie Keeler
Danbury March 7 Coroner John J Phelan will hold an inquest into the death of Dr Annie Keeler who was fatally injured last night Alfredo Osborne driver of the auto that struck her faced a charge of driving without a license He fled the scene but was later traced Keeler aged seventy two had practiced in Danbury over forty years and was noted as the oldest non physician in the state and a lecturer in addition to medical work She was returning from a religious service at the Danbury Ladies Home weekly mission when struck Funeral arrangements were not yet announced.
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Danbury
Keeler
Vietnt
Dannary
Danbury Repatiean Club
Asu
Annie Keeler
Annie
Dr. Keeler
Tilige
Field
Fragmentary 19th Century Column Fragment
An incomplete historical text fragment names a speaker and mentions life, digestion, and medicine in a vague rhetorical style. References to Dr. Pierce and generic medical themes hint at a period piece but the exact event, person, or date is unclear.
Supreme Court to decide bootlegger tax reporting
The Supreme Court will decide whether bootleggers must report to the federal government for taxation. An appeal was granted in a case against Manly Sullivan of Washington, D. C., convicted of failing to file a tax return on income from sale of alcohol. The appellate court reversed, ruling tax returns would force self incrimination.
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Washington
March T
Supreme Court
Tn A
Manly S. Sullivan
Vleston
D. C
Court of Appeals
Secretary Mellon Wins Libel Suit Appeal
Washington March 7 AP Secretary Mellon won a decision from the District of Columbia Court of Appeals sustaining his reversal of a $300,000 libel suit brought by Charles R. Brewer former Assistant Attorney General over a letter Leary Mellon wrote about education of Liberty the Third Bureau of Engraving. The appellate court reversed a lower ruling denying privileged communications and sent the case back for further proceedings. Justice Fobi said the ruling could cripple the administration of public affairs if officials are liable for damages for official conduct within their duties.
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Washington
APD
Mellon
District of Columbia Court O’ Appeals
Tulay
Reverer Ag
Hind
Charles BK. Brewer
Attor- Rev
Dienerah
Phe
Leary Mellon
Odes Conceralns
Thireau
Appellate Cour
c@art
Agai Mellon
Justice Fob
Jomages
Women's pleas to be heard today in three divorce actions
Contested divorce cases scheduled for hearing in Superior Court feature three Greenwich and Westport women as plaintiffs. The actions allege cruelty, with general denials filed by the defendants. Names include Fisher of Greenwich and Jordan of Greenwich, plus Elizabeth M Abla of Westport involved in related claims.
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Eawin C. Dickenson
Perior
Greenwich
Westport
Fisher
Waverly Rich
Tusy Taesaly
Greenw
Jordan
Scale of
Wes
Elizabeth Mabla
Mrches
New York City
Taney Adenia
Cable
Water Served Hourly to Aid Workers Health Campaign
MHUCAGQ March 7 1AP An novation was begun in the National Sai Council offices with a plan to serve water hourly to aid health. A five minute daily relaxation period was adopted between 2:85 and 3 PM for employees. Two months into the health campaign employees volunteered to walk one hour daily with more than fifty percent maintaining steady effort.
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National Sai Council
Forger Sentenced in House of Correction
A March 7 report states that a man from Fitehbure was given a year in the House of Correction by Judge George for attempting to pass a worthless check in an auto theft case. He pleaded guilty and admitted forging the check and passing counterfeit drafts in New Rochelle, Camden, and Birmingham.
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House OF Correction
Shaw
Fitehbure
Dudge George
Bie
New Rochelle
N. J
Camden
Braminghas
Man to Pay Britain Over Tragic Home Incident
A man unable to support his five children and wife attempted to take his own life by stabbing himself with a knife at his residence. He was taken to a hospital after the incident and is reported in critical condition. Neighbors played a role in coordinating medical aid as friends plan fundraising to send him back to Sweden.
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Britain
Johnsen
Sweden
Prentice Wins Yale Sigma XI Honor for Chemistry Work
Yale University honors John Rockefeller Prentice, grandson of John D. Rockefeller, as a new Sigma XI member for his research in physical chemistry. The award adds to his Whi Reta Kappa election and Ten K prize runner up, while he works nights at a local hospital switchboard to fund his studies.
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New Staven
Yale University
John Rockefeller Prentice
John D. Rockefeller
Sigma XI
Prentice
Graduate School
School of Medicine
School of Worestry
Effield Scientific School
Yale College
Tugham
Harold C. Bingham
Tarnett F. Dodge
Harwld Himwich
Arthur M. Yudkin
John N. Bekle
Lucius T. Moore
Allan K. Foole
Rudolph J. Anderson
Blythe A. Eagles
Sterling
Hino
Donald F. Jonas
Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station
Eieanora B. Knopf
Bridgeporter
Fron
Gustav A. Cooper
Flushing
L. J
Edward Ts. Corey
Barterton
Ohio
Iaw Crash
Chirdiol
South Africa
Gasinho del Roserio
Maniin
Alebert Fr
Doltotf
Ni Haven
Albert A. Durn
Bendham
Atethur Midsehe Bridgeport
Elizabetht Gilman
Gardner
Mass
Harvey He Harkins
I. Hendler
Hinesland
Lawrence F. James
Robert Jordan
New
Theodore Ki. Ribleren
Woast
Hartford
Stuart TR. Nick
St Andrews
Scothand
Charles L. Lazzen
Morgantown
W. Chauncey M. Lautitt
New Haven
Imogene Moore
Washington
D.C
Naeph Y. Paros, Jr
Denver
Colother M. Patch
Milten I. Rose
Venice
Raphred
Rupp
Lawrence
Hardy
Minneapolis
Minn
James Vford
New Lake
Steiner
Columbus
Clark I. Stevens
Colebrook
Carl Tolman
Vancouver
Victor C. Twitty
Indhanapolis
Ing
William W. Parker
Edward T. Calhoun
Morton
Asheville
N.C
Arthur Fb.y. Trotter
Dawson Tyson
South Stafford
Harry M. Zimmerman
School of Forestry
Robert M. Baker
Topeka
Rank
Henry C. Buckingham
Conn
Theodore C. Flint
New Harven
Ralph R. Hill
Lawrence W. Rathbun
Woonsocket
Stone of Coprch Ap Storrs to Be Laid
Storrs, March fereixes in connection with the cornerstone of the Storrs church now under construction from funds raised by the Connecticut Federation of Churches for improvement of religious amenities at Connecticut Agricultural College. The event will be held next Sunday with Rev. Morris Alling delivering the address and prayers by Rev. William Maglish. The service begins at 11 o'clock at the Storrs Community House.
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Storrs
Ing
Connecticut Federation of Churches
Connecticut Agricultur College
Alling
Storr
Connecticut Federation
Alexander Abbott
United Congregational Church of
Norwich
Wiliam I. Maglish
Hartford
Central Conference of Congregational Church
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Seth
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Dickenson
John R. Prentice
YALE
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Robert 12. Bowes
York
Lorey H. Burns
Derk
Edward F. Cornwall
West Chester
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Sr. Summit
Edward J. Fogart
West T Ven
Byron D. Harria
Johannesburg
Russell Hickok
Southbury
Holdis N. Hugine
Branford
Nerbert Jones
St. Louis
Harold Kelman
Ralpa BP
Levison
Brookline
Masa
Bert M. Fake
Cleveland
Tridgepor
Augustus HK. Rogowskisher
M. Starr
Pittsburgh
Burton Tiffany
Winested
John P. Wilcox
Stonington
Yale Callege
William R. Duryee
John M. Frankland
Arthur Goldberger
William & Varmillon
Franklin
Peter A. Midelfart
Ian Claire
Wis
Harry Resnik
Bridgenort
Connecticut
Wilton
Axminster
Chanel Models
Monser
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