Congress Unable Even If Called to Act on Floods
Washington May 3 President Coolidge twice said he does not expect to call an extra session to handle flood relief funding. He urges public subscriptions as faster, with debate over rehabilitation under state or federal authority and longer-term flood prevention plans. The article notes political motives and current lack of necessity seen by some officials.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Tme
Puble
Fgent
Mr. Coolidge
Coollige
Styles and Patterns Address Pattern Numbers
The note discusses addressing style rules and pattern numbering. It outlines how to format patterns and the use of numbers in designations. It emphasizes consistency and clarity in labeling styles for technical specifications.
Wesleyan Students Debate Ban on Stronger Opponents
A Wesleyan University student survey report urges ending the practice of playing colleges much larger than Wesleyan in athletics. The debate prompts alumni response, with some endorsing the idea and others arguing that challenging opponents improves play and morale. The campus weighs whether to continue football relations with large rivals or switch to others.
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Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan University
Wesleyan
Alumni Council
Angell
Yale
Carnegie Foundation
E‘niumbia
Harvard
Princeton
Clergy urged to set an example by doing right
More than 100 clergy from the eastern region attended a Catholic Conference at Trinity Episcopal Church in New York yesterday. Rev Dr William Jute McCune of St Ignacias urged conformity to right conduct as a model for others while emphasizing Catholic character and Sacramental practice ahead of the Albany Congress on October 26. Rev William Tak er of Christchurch led a solemn high mass and Dr William A McClinton preached the opening sermon as visiting clergy were hosted for luncheon by church women.
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William Jute McCune
St. Ignacia
Church of New York Ety
East
Trinity Episcopal Church
McCune
All Saints
Albany
William It Taker
Christchurch
New Haven
Baltimore
Orange
No I
Dev
Charles Merrer Fall
Willam A. McClinton
Mount Calvary
Shaul Mor
Man Wins Compensation After Injury at Factory
Charles Mezas of Bridgeport was awarded six weeks compensation and hospital expenses by Compensation Commissioner FE Bucking ham after a wool saw injury at the Nolsook Brewster factory on February 25, 1927. Mezas, an apprentice in the body making department, was treated by his own physician and the board found no willful or gross misconduct. The claim for loss of time was deferred for later date. Also, a separate claim by Anna Poole against Remington Arms was dismissed for not being filed within a year of the accident. Poole was injured in 1922, underwent surgery in 1934, and returned to work.
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Charles Mezas
Bridgeport
Fe.t. Buckingham
Nolsook-Brewster Corporation
Mouna
Mezas
Ile
Hes
Rufers
Hospital Billy
Dale
Buckingham
Anna Poole
Remington Arms Company
Mid
Poole
Lstz
Chinese murder trial takes dramatic turn in Hartford
In Hartford on May 6 AP reports Chin Lung, one of two Chinese defendants, turned on star witness Bam Ong Jing and accused him of killing his cousin Ong Ging Tiem in a Manchester laundry on March 24 for intruding into his business. The case threatened to go to the jury today as proceedings unfolded in Superior Court.
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Hartford
Chin Lung
Atore
Bam Ong Jing
Ong Ging Tiem
Manchester
Arta Personal Affairs and Jury Date
Arta reports personal affairs as the cane reflected to go to the jury late morrow.
Hartford Man Files Bankruptcy Petition for Store
Hartford May 5 AP Inadore Wallach who runs a men furnishings store at 527 Main Street Hartford filed for bankruptcy listing liabilities of 16 063 59 and assets of 1 925 The petition shows his business firm and address among the readable facts from the notice.
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New Taven
Inadore Wallach
Main Street
Hartford
Cheshire probationer held as auto thief in Wallingford
In Wallingford on May 6, George Wendy twenty two and Charles Toth eighteen were held for the next term of the Criminal Superior court in bonds of one thousand dollars each. They are charged with theft of seven automobiles in the past two weeks. Toth is on probation from Cheshire reformatory.
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Wallingford
George Wendy
Charles Toth
Criminal Superior Court
M. T. Downa
Toth
Cheshire Reformatory
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