Twenty Educators Seek Position Here
Twenty educators seek positions as the board weighs each applicant's qualifications before nominations. The resignation of Thomas L. Caskey will be presented for official action in April, with no temporary successor yet appointed. Assisting Principal James L. Moore are vice principals Henry D. Simonds and DY Arthur C. Sides. The 1:30 p.m. meeting at the high school aims to inform on school needs and potential legislation.
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Samuel J. Slawson
Thomas L. Caskey
Caskey
James
Meredith
Duvedith
Plantam of Legation
Youth Accused of Rifling Gas Meters Here
Fred C. Smith, 25, of Cantlol avenue, arrested after allegedly robbing fifteen gas meters. Police report he was found with $48 in quarters and two meter keys near Madden avenue. He claimed he was handed the coins for “a job” and delivered a humorous denial of the charge.
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Fred C. Smith
VSB
Cantlol Avenue
Eplecion
Hell
Faden
Detnall
Smith
Madden Avenue
Fire Province
Ana
Tan
T. Minezue
Rom Aman
Cis
Pur chasing Agents Association elects officers in Connecticut
In New Heaven on March 28 the Purchasing Agents Association of Connecticut held its annual session electing officers. President C. J. Schocils of New Haven. first vice president A. P. Hilglox of Waterbury. second M. Morrison of Bridgeport. treasurers J. A. Bennett of Meriden. National Director C. P. Palmer of Hartford. executive committee EG Thrall of Bridgeport and others including C. Be. Blevens, Waitbury Applegate, Martford, and G. FL Garrity of New Raven.
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New Heaven
The
Purchasing Agents’ Association of Connecticut
Wealth
C. J. Schocils
New Haven
A. P. Hilglox
Waterbury
M. Morrison
Bridgeport
Arcreta. O RB
Stroud
J. A. Bennett
Meriden
C. P. Palmer
Hartford
EG Thrall
Be. Blevens
Waitbury
Applegate
Martford
Fl’ Garrity
New Raven
Siamese twins operation planned in Chicago
Preparations were completed to attempt severing the fused flesh of Josefa and Rosa Blazek to save one twin, after illness left both in serious condition with jaundice. Previously, surgery was deemed impossible and deadly, but doctors decided to try to save the life of one twin despite the risk.
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Chicago
Josefa
Rosa Blazek
Bott
Chancellor Wirth Sees Genoa Talk as Wisp or Star
Berlin May 25 The Genoa conference may prove either a guiding star or a will o the wisp Chancellor Wirth told the Reichstag after hours of debate on the Reparations Commission decisions He criticized Allied handling of the issue noting the budget impact and warned that if the Genoa talks fail reconstruction hopes would fade He argued Germany must resist further concessions and push for a balanced mix of economy and negotiations with a firm stance on self determination and governance.
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Berlin
Genoa
Reichstag
Europe
Germany
Parkhoutan
Frani
Dre Wirth
Barden
Deelsted
Entente
Imost
Mhert
Enentente
Rema
Yn Iinternacional
Dr. Wirt
Colyermunist
English urge to study American history in London
Dr Gooch urges English readers to study American history and institutions, saying American history is underappreciated in England. He notes English readers focus on colonial times but neglect the post independence era, praising some English writers while criticizing limited coverage of American history by English authors.
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DR. Gooch
London
George Jfan
Society of Experiment and Research
University College
Rendon
Goa
Gooch
Lord Lser
George Stevelyan
Lephyre
Harold Lavski
Rockwell's window fashion show delights Capital City crowds
A spring fashion display lit Main Street with intricate gowns in periwinkle lace and crystal embroidery. Read's showcased a standout frock while mannequins wore knicker suits in camel hair and sea green colors. Shoppers marveled at store windows, living models, and live music as families, children, and police kept order amid a festive parade of apparel and home furnishings along Bridgeport’s fashion row.
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Rockwell
Read's
Heavy
Alice
Meigs
Isroy
Bridgeport
Fant
Job
Althouss
Atlothey Fyroue
Spor
Ane McRoss
Twe
Aport
Paris
Main Street
Prirfield Avenue
Hort
Yan
Wheeler and Wilson
Filliesens
Warner Brothers
Veterans of Foreign Wark
Murray
Taghe
Trevil
Connors Clothing Store
Ban on Fags in New York Surprises Britishers
London reports New York city ordinance restricting women’s smoking in public sparked global chatter. Mrs. William Hale Thompson argues against outright ban, noting varied social norms. UK observers mock the NY measure while Queen Mary is cited as a counterexample to strict anti smoking attitudes.
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London
New York
Vance Cis
William Hale Thompson
Chicago
Europe
Thompson
York
America
England
USA
Queen Mary
Bridgeport Boy Honored at Phillips Exeter Exeter
Bridgeport boy Mua Mualin and others from Bridgeport and Tochester were named the top scholars by the Phillips Exeter faculty. They earned the winter scholastic award for high averages across all studies, announced this afternoon.
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Bridgeport
Exeter
Pneter
State rests its case against Arbuckle in murder trial
The report notes San Francisco on March 28 as the state concludes its case against Arbuckle in a third manslaughter or murder case. A surprise witness testified, while the defense began its presentation of evidence led by Virginia Iriges, with a key moment in the courtroom.
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Arbuckle
San Francisco
Carl
Orial
Mise
Virginia Lriges
Defengé
Avidente
National Anti Cigarette Week Seeks Youth Health Reform
April 23 week is picked in a national anti cigarette campaign by the National Anti Cigarette League. Miss Jauey Faye Gaston, superintendent, announces the observance designated by the International Sunday School Association. The plan targets minors and urges education and enforcement to curb cigarette use while condemning tobacco aimed at youth and women.
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National
Mise Jauey
Faye Gaston
Theeague
International
Bunaay Schoo. Association
Gaston Si
Senate Ready to Ratify Naval Limitation Treaty
Long debate in the Senate produced near unanimous support for ratification of the Naval Limitation Treaty. Leaders predict final approval by tomorrow night, as Democratic senators claim party credit for the conference results and Republicans stress cautious acceptance amid broader arms talks.
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Senate
Pashmington
Mareh
Tme
White House
Odes O Maseachusetts
Andrr~ Wood
Alabama
Hodge
American Arms Delegation, Sided His Apare In A Short Gneech Declaring: Attroenty
Clim
Sonar Hitchcock
Nebrakkit
Naval
Borah
Idaho
Harding
Bischcock
Matoe Kel Jone
Repub Esata
Karding
Congress
Laatie
Willems
Missinsippi
United Suites
Roral
St. Makne
Bereim Gator Lodge
Rees
United States
Britain
Japan
Lodge
Benavor Reid
Sralow
Washingien
Titan
Lomarran
Senate to Pass Soldiers' Bonus Amid Budget Debate
Report outlines Senate movement toward approving a soldiers' bonus while debates continue on a revenue-modifier bill and potential veto risks. President signals interest in swift action and public sentiment shaping the outcome as key lawmakers, including McCormick and Metcalf, weigh how to balance costs and political pressure.
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Senate
Wyecumber
Nedines
Andrew Metlon
Tren Bur
Mr. Meton
Medu
Cormick
Columbia Graphophone Co Aims to Expand Demand Via Dealer Ties
The Columbia Graphophone Co plans a new policy to strengthen dealer relations and boost public demand for phonograph music and records. New president Willgan says emphasis will be on service, economy, and close dealer cooperation to meet rising competition. February sales exceed prior years, with plans to rehire former workers and reduce raw material inventories as production increases.
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HL. Willgan
Columbia Graphophone
Mig. Co. Lo
Eclf
Columbia Instruments and Records
Neveyatty
Norwalk Dog Warden Dismissed After Overkill Claims
Charges by James M Whit Fleay the state Commissioner of Domestic Animals led to the removal of Norwalk's dog warden, Walsh, after authorities argued his excessive killings exceeded normal stray dog numbers. Police Commissioner Samuel Keeler ordered action with Mayor Calvin L Barton taking post. The issue spanned Walsh's long tenure since 1912 amid past bill disputes and court settlements.
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Norwadk
James M. Whitfleay
Walsh
Warren
Samuel Keeler
Donovan
Waisa
Hiv
Coure
Calvin L. Barton
Whitslesey
Werden
Mr. Keeler
Chiat Hayssko
Tanisht
Keeler
Norwalk
Tie
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Howard Coomey
Mb Thompson
Whittlesey “Claims
E.W. Grove
Marshall EB. Lloyd
Lloydreses Baby Carriages & Furniture
Lloyd Manufacturing Co
lapwood-Wakefeld Co
Menominee Michigan
Menominee
Mich
Reese Arndina Soar
Methara
Anirn
Sauer Hales
Mantler’s Baby Shops
Baby Wants
Arcade Ag Ge BP
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Hawkes &——Co
the Expert Engraving Co
Half-Jones & Line
ETO
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