American School Loss and Turkish Arrests Spark Briefs
Boston reports a personal account from Miss Jeannie Jillson of Brousa Turkey detailing how three American women missionaries were arrested on charges of religious propaganda. The Brousa school was closed January 1 after objections over religious instruction. In Wilton, a four room schoolhouse project was approved with a budget up to 50 000 dollars, with site donated by local benefactors.
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Miss Day
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Charles Kellund Jr
F S. Middlebrook
Henry Thompson
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St. Matthew's Church
Trial Of Howland Suit Set For Today
A 25 000 action charging alienation of affection is filed by Joseph D Harris of this city against Dr DeRuy ter Howland of Stratford in the superior court before Judge John Rufun Booth and a jury It follows a 10 000 maltreatment action by Anna T Vance of Stamford against Dr J F Martin of Stamford The case alleges Howland and Edith Harris formed an undue intimate relation and that Howland interfered with the Harris marriage The assertions have been publicly denied by Howland
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DeRuyter Howland
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John Rufun Booth
Anna T. Vance
Stamford
J. F. Martin
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Harris
Howland
Edith Harris
Three suits set for trial in Superior Court today
Judge Allyn L. Brown will hear three actions in Superior Court. Bart Jer ome Nettleton sues Madge Daly Nettleton for divorce citing inability to fulfill marital duties. Maceland Motor Express sues John Mahoney with counterclaim for damages from a truck crash on October 12 1946. Peninsula Produce Exchange sues Kalman Goldberger for unpaid potato delivery from July 6 1926.
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Irving L. Nettleton
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Bridgeport
Madge Daly Nettleton
Maceland Motor Express Company
Springfield
Maas
John €. Mahoney
Providence
Rhode Island
Kneeland Company
Mahoney
Boston Post
Devon
Peninsula Produce Exchange
Maryland
Kalman Goldberger
Goldberger
Ku Klux Klan Mentioned In British House Session
In the British House of Commons Sir Austen Chamberlain faced questions about the Ku Klux Klan. He was asked if the Klan planned a crusade in England and whether any visa petition had been presented to the Carin office for a person named Yehtloa in Europe.
Planning No Trump play in three passes Milton C Work
Three clubs and three aces give Declarer six easy tricks, but the best plan favors diamonds. After winning Queen of Clubs in Dummy, lead a small diamond from Dummy to set up the suit, then finesse later. The aim is four diamond tricks with one diamond lost, avoiding risky continuations from Closed Hand.
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Queen of Clubs In Dummy, Declarer
Tomorrow's Hand Heart contract plan query
South declarer contemplates the best play plan after the contract. The question asks how the declarer should approach the hand, emphasizing planning and technique for the play.
Sulphur mix claimed to clear skin fast
An old style advertisement touts a sulphur and menthol skin remedy for pimples blackheads and rashes. It promises twofold action clears the skin and heals irritation by penetrating deeply to target infection. The copy trails a sales pitch for inexpensive catalyzed druggists’ remedy.
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