Senate Rejects Bills Affecting Eclectic Doctors
Hartford March 27 Senate votes against several bills aimed at regulating eclectic medical practices. Debates over hearings, licensing, and public utility oversight appear, with lawmakers detailing pending measures on optometry, highway work permits, and local governance. Public and legal notices reference hearings, pension actions, and charter amendments within the session.
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Trumbill
John J. Walsh
Norwalk
Himsel
Nate Todas
Senate
Nathan
Oweret
Rthoge O Giva
Stert
Highbiet Court
Public Latities Commission
Otherar Commission
Brooklawn Club Announces April Program
Mrs Frank Want will head the Brooklawn Country Club women’s committee for April. Events include a dinner dance on Saturday April 4 at 7, a children's movies Saturday afternoon, a Jan chess event on April 16, an invited bowling tournament, tea on April 25 with entertainment, followed by bridge and mah jong.
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Frank
Want
Brooklawn Country Club
Mah Jong
M Dreovl Pleme
Brant Hunt
Busses May Replace Trolleys On Stratford Shelton Road
Stratford Shelton road trolley line may switch to buses as state plans road work. Local officials say residents favor buses while the company weighs feasibility and potential cost to move rails and roadbed. A decision hinges on Highway department timing and long term practicality for frequent service.
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Stratford-Shelton Road
Connecticut
Highway Department
Pamberford
Tha Trietton Company
Stratford
Shetton
Neew al Panding
State Highway Department
Thos Treley
Teave
Secticut Company
T. Leroy Lewis
Hixby Missioner
Punderford
Heaas
Housatonic River
Sghway Department
Tralley
Shelton
J. BR. Potter
Bridgeport
Westport
Bil
Connexecticut Company
Compo Beach
Potter
Late bulletins seek to end strike action in Willimantic
Reports from Willimantic indicate leaders and business groups may convene a conference to end the three week strike of 2,500 American Thread workers. The push follows pressure from local Chamber of Commerce and city officials to bring parties together for talks.
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Willimantic
Marea
Wilimantic
American Thread Company
Marcle
Chamber of Commerce
Blodgett Attitude In Doubt Over Tax Certificates
Bridgeport officials face questions on past due taxes and certificates amid tax investigation. Blodgett may push higher hearings to drain administration of taxes from the city, with rumors that firms receiving tax reductions oppose his stance. Assessors insist they will follow court rulings and issue certificates only to correct clerical errors and exemptions.
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Bridgeport
Supreme Court
Brass Company
Blodwell
Nin
John Y. Caldwell
Laia
Tidy Horrd
Meetings Tonight At Nathaniel Wheeler And Svandia Lodge
Brief community notice lists meetings tonight for Court Nathaniel Wheeler F of A at 1087 Broad Street and Svandia Lodge on Wood Avenue along with A O UL W 827 Maintenance employes at 47 Streets. The Telegram continues publishing local notices from 7 Broad Street.
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Nathaniel Wheeler
F. of A
Broad Street
Svandia Lodge
Wood Avenue
A. O. UL
List of 15 concerns and individuals in 1823 relief reductions
A fragment notes a list of 15 concerns and individuals receiving certificates of error on a 1922 list. Reductions totaled more than $2,000,000. Reductions were made on the Board of Assessors recommendation to the Board of Relief, before the February 1823 Relief Board hearings.
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Board of Assessors
Board of Relief
Relief Board
1917–1925 certificates of value additions and reductions
The 1917 to 1925 lists show major additions and reductions totaling 21 million dollars. Key figures include 1919 additions of 4 994 815 and 2 860 980, plus large reductions of 3 120 362 on 1017 lst. Recapitulation cites 6,768 certificates totaling 21,940,046 with numerous yearly breakdowns and notable housing corp adjustments.
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U. S. Housing Corporation
Het
Inquiry Into All Phases Of Air Problems Plans
Washington March 27 A thorough inquiry into all phases of the air problem will be launched upon Congress reconvening to establish a definite policy for developing the air branch of national defense. The joint House subcommittees will lead the inquiry with possible Senate participation.
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Congress
Washington
House
Naval and Military Affairs Committees
Tf Sinlar
Senate
Phil D. Swing
California
Naval Affairs Committee
San Diego
J. M. Wainwright
New York
Swing
United States
Aircraf
Canada
Mexico
Radio Reception Affected. WGY Schenectady Strong
Radio reception last night was uneven with static. Heming ton Typewriter Band selections were clear on WGY Schenectady while distant stations came through poorly.
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WGY
Schenectady
Hemington
Former Yale Athlete Blinded by Accident Inspires Children
NEW YORK, March 27. Perry Hale, a former Yale center and fullback on the 1899 and 1900 all American teams, is now a blind toy maker who creates kites and toys for children. He lost his sight on his thirty-fifth birthday but reads and writes in Braille, works as a tax collector and life insurance salesman, and lives with his wife Anne in Portland, Connecticut.
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New York
Perry Haleven
Yale College
Perry Hale
Halo
Red Cross Institute
Evergrean
Baltimore
Walter Uarp
Towanca
Perry Tale
Anne Cea
Vallimore Blind Institute
Ildér
Hin Thut
Portland, Conn
Crowds Storm Doors at Gish Hearing in Federal Court
A large crowd gathered at a New York federal court as star Dillon Gish prepared to testify in a suit brought by Charles H. Duell of Inspiration Inc to restrain her from appearing for another studio. Foyce Smith, Duell’s law partner and a company officer, testified yesterday and faced cross examination from Miss Gish’s attorney Max Steer on production costs and overhead expenses.
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New York
Dillon Gish
Federal
Charles H. Duell
Inspiration
Im Ca
Foyce Smith
Duell
F Lm
Max Steer
Miss Gish
Italy in Front Ranks for Peace Says Mussolini
In a first post illness speech in the Upper Chamber Prime Minister Mussolini said Italy led the negotiations for security and peace after the Geneva protocol died. He denounced reports of catastrophic conditions as spread by renegade Italians and emphasized Italy’s prominent role.
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Rome
Associated Press
Mussolini
Italy
Ife
Italang
Radio Entertainer Granted Divorce in Brooklyn Court
In New York today, Reichman, head of the Reichman entertainers, obtained a divorce from his wife Mrs vonne Reichman. The court in Brooklyn approved the dissolution amid claims of an affair with another man.
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New York
Dba Reichman
Reichman
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
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