Stamford pension clash fuels city hall skirmish in Hartford
Hartford March 9 Stamford officials and lawmakers clashed before the Cudea and Boroughs committee over bills including a $3000 pension for Judge Samuel Young of the city court and a purchasing department. Clerk Hickey and Senator Kenealy sparred over Young’s pension with Mayor Phillips backing the measure while opponents argued it is a political blunder.
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State Fire Wardens Meet in Hartford
About six fire wardens from Hartford and Middlesex counties plan their annual meeting and dinner at the Hotel Garde in Hartford at 11 tomorrow morning. Francis C. Crombie of the U S Weather Bureau will discuss weather’s relation to fires and new machinery from Norfolk Conn to forecast fire risk. Warnings will be broadcast over WTIC when hazards are high. the public is invited.
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American planes land at Santos field in Brazil
U S army Pan American goodwill squadron arrived at Santos after a stop in Florianopolis, en route from Rio Grande do Sul. Santos lies near Sao Paulo, with Ric Haney set to mark the end of the division’s third leg of the 20,000 mile journey.
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Police Power for Firemen is Urged in Connecticut
Hartford March 9. The idea of arming firemen with police authority to arrest in interagency matters was urged before the Judiciary committee. Assistant Chief George K Beardalee Bridgeport Fire Department testified in favor along with others though the bill drew little support. Proponents said immediate enforcement could follow if firemen could act in emergencies citing a theatre lobby car display incident where a bluffed arrest led to removal of the vehicle. A substitute draft might be prepared to retain essential aims without unwanted features. A separate bill would exempt regular and volunteer firemen from personal financial liability when using department vehicles during alarms, with county commissioners refunded sums paid under a prior law within 30 days after passage.
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Bridgeport Fire Department
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Fairfield
Publisher's Widow Wins $100,000 Settlement Claim
In West Palm Beach Florida Linda Porter widow of Edward Russell Thomas publisher of the New York Morning Telegraph received a $100,000 settlement from the county court probate offer. The will had been filed after Thomas death last July and Mrs Porter had claimed $14,000 annually for the rest of her life.
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Ila
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Edward Russell Thomas
New York Morning Telegraph
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Porter
Railroad payday bill withdrawn after railroad agrees
Hartford March The bi weekly payday bill introduced by Senator George F Hall in the General Assembly at the New Haven railroad’s request was withdrawn after a morning conference between the railroad and workers. A hearing on the measure was set for tomorrow before the House railroads committee with opposition from railroad unions. John J Egan of the Connecticut Federation of Labor said the federation opposed the bill, fearing it would extend beyond railroads.
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George F. Hall
New Haven
General Assembly
New York
John J. Egan
Connecticut Federation of Labor
Inn Policy Affects All Classes of Employees
A fragment suggests concerns that the Inn policy would be harmful not only to workers paid weekly but also to merchants, indicating broader economic impact across multiple groups and industries.
Doll Carey Sought in Mellott Canton Murder Case
Canton Ohio March AP reports Doll Cary sought in the murder of Cantons editor Don Biel Mellott last July. Police and state agents pursue leads as investigation continues.
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Mellett
Canton
Ohio
Don R. Biellelt
Doll Cary
Canton's court hears questions in murder probe
In Canton, a suspect was questioned tonight in the Louis Mazer case. Mazer is one of four indicted for the killing, with testimony linking a plan discussed at a house to the murder. The probe centers on motives and the supposed plot, as new statements emerge amid ongoing legal action.
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