Ridicule of Constitution Study by Immigrants
Judge James Morton of the federal district court dismissed a Boston conference claim that immigrants in Massachusetts comprehend the Constitution. He argued many educated Americans fail to grasp it, criticized civil service tests as character indicators, and warned against assuming only certain groups can understand or value free government.
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James MoMorton
Theederal District
Shan Tor
Europe
United States
Westport
Oman
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Meiloly
Morton
Physician Says Women Have Right To Smoke
In Rouherstion Minn in May 1968 AP reports Dr William J. Mayo stated at a regional social workers conference that women have as much right to smoke as men. He spoke of recent gains contributing to happiness and longer life, though he did not specify what factors he meant.
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Minn
William J. Maya
di Mayo
Stamford Acts 10 Keep Stark Head of Town Schools
Stamford May 6 A group vows to try rescinding a resolution by the school committee that refused to reappoint William J Stark as superintendent of Stamford public schools. A protest meeting at the Yacht club supported Stark and outlined plans for another gathering to decide on reinstatement.
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William J. Stark
Nwas
Stamford Yucht Club
Laurien Ani Wopien
Walliant J. Gillespie
Eis Ng
Kumar Yacht Club
William 1. Stak
Achouls
Stark
Stamforid
Ita
Weber
Stanley DeVries Shipley
Richard G Phumley
Clement A. Fuller
WP. Gillespie
James E. Mix
Deserted Persons Win Decrees in Superior Court
Two men and two women were granted divorces in Superior Court Judge Alfred C Baldwin ruled on grounds of desertion. Cruelty petitions appeared for three other women, with details of separations and custody implications for several families including the Kiernan, Raymond, and Wooster households.
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Alfred C. Baldwin
Frederick Raymond
Norwalk
Hattie Whiteman Raymond
Plymouth
Hazel Whitlock Graham
Ridgefield
William S. Graham
New York City
Cora M. Wooster
New Fairfield
Willam Wooster
Bridgeport
Ada Aminda Drayer
Charles Drayer
Negroes Confess In Indiana Rum Thefts
In Indianapolis on May 6 AP reports three Negro suspects tied to the loss of 390 cases of whiskey from a federal building confess partial involvement. Two were Federal employees, Joseph Shores a twenty two year justice worker, Lanier Kearnen a long time janitor, and William Mashed a fireman. Investigators pursued the case as whiskey from the W I P Squibb stack tied to Taurwoneco was involved. A grand jury began constructing the whiskey case with arrests and delays noted.
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Indianapolis
Joseph Shores
Justofice Watenman
Lanier Kearnen
Willam
W. IP
Tawroneco
Breakfast conference discussed GOP senators present in Washington
A White House breakfast conference brought a group of Republican senators together to discuss legislative matters. Participants included Cumming, Watson, McMaster, Bowes, Reed, Lea, Edge, Brest, Warren, and Fernald, with emphasis on the administration’s economy program.
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Nebraska
Reet
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Learec
Wisconsin
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New Jeresey
Brest
Kentucky
Warren
Wyoming
Fernald
Maine
Bliven Home Sold for Over 65000 in Brooklawn Area
Leading realty sales of the week include the purchase of HW Hisen’s Brooklawn Park residence by Andrew Smith of WOR Bullwd company for a figure above 65000. Howard Spesre of Hincks Brothers bought the Benjamin Brownstein home at 206 Brooklawn Ave for 25000. Theodore Hunt of A G Spalding and Trothers purchased a Taft Avenue single residence, with Attorney Harry Silverstone involved at Maplewood Avenue and Blackman Place.
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Brooklawn Park
Andrew Smith
WOR Bull Wd Company
Benjamin Brownstein
Brooklawn Ave
Sy Howard Spesre
Hincks Brothers and Company
Theodore Hunt
A. G. Spalding and Trothers
William TIFF Named Seymour Postmaster
William S. Tuff, longtime Seymour postmaster, has been re commissioned to the postmaster role by President Calvin Coolidge. The Seymour position carries an annual salary of 3700 dollars.
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William Tiff
Seymour
William S.tuff
Ocal
Caitin Coolidge
Crowe 10 Probe Pardon Mill In Chicago
In Chicago a crime probe centers on the Crown mill linked to a company led by former refuge home head Major MooA Mrapstein. State's Attorney Crowe links Wall Colsin to a $26 000 stake in Maio Engineering, capitalized at 2 500 000 with assets claimed under 4 000. The grand jury may be asked to investigate. James Plus Sammons, charged in a large payroll robbery, appears in records. his bond of 45.00 was forfeited after missing court.
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Cnardon
Chicago
Attaney Caner
Corister
Mooa Mrapstein
Convirts
Crowe
Wall Colsin
State Boardt of Pardons and Uaroley
Maio Engineering Company
Volunteera of America
Sammons
New English Princess to Appear On Screen
London May 6 AP Great Britain's new princess daughter of the Duke and Duchess of York will soon appear on the screen in Buckingham Palace and other royal homes. The Duke will photograph his daughter as soon as possible with his cinema camera. The infant princess will be photographed at various times in outfits some made personally by Queen Mary.
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Great Britain
Pritcess
Lruchess of
York
Guckingham
Sick Woman Delays Capitol Train Here
Train 173 from Boaton to Washington, D C arrived at 12 28 pm delayed five minutes as an ambulance surgeon treated Mrs KE Tresher 22 Armandine Avenue Dorchester MA for a heart attack before the passenger continued toward Washington.
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Washington
B. C
Tresher
Armandine Avenue
Dorchester
Maia
New Maven
Trinity Church Delegation Heads to Sunday School Conference
A group of young people from Trinity church Washington avenue and Courtland street will travel by private cars to the annual Sunday school conference at the cathedral in Harifo. They will depart early Saturday morning and return to the city by Saturday evening.
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Trinity
New Discovery Dissolves Freckles Cream at Hindles Drug Stores
A ready to use cream named Fiyto promises to remove freckles in four days without staining. It is marketed as inexpensive and druggist tested with a money back guarantee. The ad claims skin improves to cleaner, clearer, and more even tone after use.
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