Social Agencies Council To Elect Officers April 10
The Council of Social Agencies votes to move its annual meeting and officer elections to April, two months after the Community Chest drive, with a committee appointed to study funding needs. Reports cite a 300 name waiting list at Mansfeld Estate Hospital and a limited appropriation to serve 260 patients. A state conference in Bridgeport is planned, and New Haven hosts a committee meeting April 7 to 14 to organize the program. Junto and Parent Teacher associations join as officers and a nominations committee will report tomorrow.
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Avery Dele
Hartford
Mansfeld
Bridgeport
New Haven
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Rildeeport
Gtr Scouts
Connecticut
Neacher Association
City Man Lacks Homeness Sense In Urban Mind Debate
Rev Ralph W. Sockman of New York City tells the Methodist Episcopal Church council that urban life weakens civic pride and church cohesion. He argues city dwellers crave change while institutions and communities, like Main Street towns, require steady guidance and responsibility from pulpit and parish.
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Mann
Ralph W. Sockmen
New York City
Council of Titleg
Methodist Episcopal Church
Roy Sockman
Mey
Broadway
Michigan Boulevard
Main Street
Alma
Tomusia Mina
Wintergreen Flavor Added To Cigarettes By Local Boys
A March 19 report from Marting Lleey describes high school youths creating cigarettes flavored with wintergreen. Boys carry small vials of wintergreen oil and apply the flavor along each cigarette length, with a cork inserted at the end after dipping in the candy flavoring.
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Lleey
Tours
Wintergreen Ag
Ancient honey found in Tutankhamun tomb preserved
Washington report recounts a discovery of a 9300 year old honey in Tutankhamun era tomb ruins. Descriptions describe intact rooms with gold decorated couches and beds, a perfectly preserved chamber, and artifacts reflecting advanced ancient craft. Researchers note the startling preservation and speculated religious and cultural significance.
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Washington
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Tutankh-Aman
Geography Society
Thuna
Fluskie
Woman 86 to visit King Tut and Carthage in Egypt
March 4 Tring 86 year old Lydie Avery Coonley Ward, a former Chicago resident, plans a trip to Egypt to visit the tomb of King Tutankhamun and join an archaeological expedition excavating the site of ancient Carthage.
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Chicago
Tring
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Vie Lydie Avery Coonley Ward
Frei Artivity Min Ware
Egypt
Viatt Tha
King Tut-ankh-Amonong
Condemnation Motion At Seaside Sanatorium Debate
A heated meeting of the Humane Constitutional Committee discussed condemnation against the Mantit estate to build a new fireproof Seaside sanatorium for tubercular and crippled children. Monty Nuwle and Captain Anson MeVook appeared urging state action while others urged dropping proceedings. Finances showed expenses of 4900 and a large balance, with patient approvals noted after a state visit to the sanatorium.
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Seavidy Santorium
Connecticut
Monty Nuwle
Mantit
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Templeton
Hiv
Studebaker Assurance of Satisfaction in Equipment Package
The notice describes a complete equipment package including an extra disc wheel with cord tire tube and tire cover and bumpers for both front and rear. The name Studebaker serves as assurance of satisfaction.
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