Ridgefield Names Rev. Harry E Bard School Director
The Ridgefield School Board announced the appointment of Dr Harry E Bard as school director succeeding Mr Bogart. Bard a native of Tadiana with a Ph D from Columbia University and extensive international education work, returns to direct education in Ridgefield at a notably reduced salary. He previously served as superintendent of education in Peru and the Philippines and as inspector general of public instruction in another country, and has been active in the international peace movement.
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Bethel Child Dies After Three Days Illness
A Bethel child aged in the second grade at Gincer school died after a three day illness. The funeral was held this afternoon at the church with Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Gstectivy among mourners. Surviving are parents and sisters. The Parent-Teacher Association meets at the high school tonight. officers will be elected and reports given. The Bethel library directors will hold a meeting this evening at 7.
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Fairfield Profiles No 17 Reveals a Local Leader’s Decline
Fairfield profiles highlight J Imoure Banks once a dominant state political figure, long chairman of the town committee. The piece notes his recent replacement by Reagan, marking a shift after years in influence.
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Bridgeport Man Fined For Cruelty To Horse Visit
Bridgeport resident James Deane was fined for cruelty after an incident involving a horse near Michuly von Fontay. The case, heard by local authorities, resulted in a monetary penalty and a reminder of animal welfare concerns in the community.
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Court Marina Team Heads to Norwalk Tuesday
Court Marina sends a squad to Norwalk on Tuesday for a matchup referenced by local scribbles and partial notes. The fragment mentions a link to a forthcoming game and a public notices style tone.
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Berger to Propose Peace Treaty Change
Berger plans a peace treaty change proposal at a Washington UW conference, aiming to align terms with current diplomacy. The event centers on hoped for easing hostilities and advancing negotiation goals among involved parties.
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Fate of Tax Bill Hinges on Conference Fight
The fate of the revenue bill rests on the conference between Senate and House members as leaders seek to reconcile provisions. Party lines and potential veto threats loom while Republicans and Democrats clash over surtax rates corporate schedules and public disclosure of tax returns. News notes indicate a looming election issue and a possible special session after adjournment plans.
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Baptists Work for Civilization Pastor's Subject
A sermon discusses the role of Baptists in shaping civilization and the separation of church and state. It cites Daniel Piseh and Rey Trick, traces historical defenses of religious liberty, and notes debates on church state relations and dependence of state power on religion.
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Weather Hope Fails To Budge Spring Struggle
Forecaster William Meallti at Bridgeport notes chilly, overcast conditions persist with an average yesterday near 46 degrees. The day saw a high around 48 and a low near 30, showing little relief as rains continue and warmer spells lag behind expectations compared with last year.
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Slayer suspect determined in fight extradition case
A Manhattan bound case centers on Adam Panilo of Statoga Spring New York charged in a Bank holdup case at Montreal. He and six other bandits await extradition hearings in Canada and New York. The court proceedings were delayed until May 3 before a Federal Judge as Paritto fights extradition by every legal means.
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Doctor Beaten by Hammer in Office Is Dead
Newark May 11 police report a physician fatally beaten in his office by an assailant wielding a hammer. The incident occurred Tuesday morning as the doctor lay unconscious at the bedside. a deliveryman found him in the hallway and called for help. John Vollmer, a roomer, was arrested on a charge that police say will be upgraded to murder. Authorities described the events as an assault tied to an investigation into the doctor’s plans and activities.
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Evolution debate on front page: cleric disputes Darwinism
Rev Dechter argues against Darwinian gradualism and evolution by natural selection. He claims humans arose fully formed or by divine creation, decrying materialist views and urging that the mind’s development cannot be explained by science alone. He questions who started and designed life's progression.
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Peonage Expose Wins Prize at New York World
The New York World wins a Pulitzer for exposing peonage, with Mrs. Cobb honored as widow of Frank Cobb. The editorial page lauds the work for moral clarity and public service, awarding $1,000 to Cobb’s widow and other prizes to journalists and scholars for a year of notable reporting.
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Crowds Greet Mundelein Return to Chicago
Large crowds welcome Mundelein back to Chicago as he returns amid applause. The article notes attendees at the auditorium and the surrounding street gathering with participants and officials present.
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Salford Milford and Fairfield shine in annual declamation
In Milford last night Salford Milford and Fairfield high schools competed in the declamation contest. Panfield won the best effort prize for The Soul of the Violin with tender feeling. Fairfield’s Stephen Giant stood out as a key performer for the team.
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Godless Rule Warns, Dr Marshall Says at Chester Church
Dr Marshall, pastor of the Kirst Methodist church, warned that godless rule threatens America. He argued mothers must guide children with balanced discipline and understanding, asserting a mother’s influence remains crucial through childhood and into adulthood.
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Poincare Enemies Show Big Gains In French Voting
Paris May 11 Associated Press reports Poincare opponents claim sizable gains as French voters back anti Poincare forces. The dispatch notes increased support for rival factions and widespread turnout with discussions centered on reforms and future government directions.
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Salm Denies Estrangement Amid Separation Talk
Countess Salm von Koogstraden and Colonel Rogers face public speculation on a possible separation. Rogers seeks distance while the countess pursues travel to Vienna and the Riviera, with both sides citing strained relations and health concerns. The issues involve their American residence, tennis duties, and potential custody or citizenship arrangements.
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Brother's Keeper Accepts Job Says Rev Craft
Rev Craft at Christ Episcopal church spoke on social responsibility and international peace efforts. He argued that perfection is impossible for individuals yet progress is visible in society's commitment to ending war.
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