British House to Work Nights Over Anti Strike Bill
London May 1 The parliament begins committee stage of the government anti strike bill with over 35 amendments pending. Labour and Liberal opposition vow persistent amendments as ministers plan all night sittings and possible closure methods to hasten passage before the end of the current session. The tactics include guillotine and kangaroo procedures to cut obstructive amendments.
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Sevenment
David Lloyd Thorgze
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Officer Explains Proposed Merger of Three Railroads
Washington May 1. An Interstate Commerce Commission hearing examined why a merger of three railroads is proposed. Chesapeake and Ohio would gain control of Pere Marquette and another system, with potential savings and reshaping of coal transport routes. Critics warn a failure to approve could disrupt service and cost hundreds of millions in revenue.
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De Pinedo Flies To Philadelphia From Fort Schuyler
Italian aviator Francesco De Pinedo arrived in Philadelphia at 4 32 pm from Fort Schuyler New York after leaving Roosevelt Field earlier. He had planned a flight route from New York to Philadelphia in the days following a prior mission that ended disastrously at Roosevelt Dam.
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Fort Schuyler
New York
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York
Oella Caytain
Francesco de Binele
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Hodpei Hr Spear
Ae Schugler
Cesane
Heston
Phikeletot
Death of University Dean Alfred H. Lloyd in Detroit
Detroit reports the death of Dr. Alfred H. Lloyd, dean of the graduate school at the University of Michigan, who collapsed while delivering an address. Born in 1884, Lloyd built a long career at Michigan and Pike University, inspiring students and colleagues before his passing.
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Detroit
Alfred H. Lloyd
University of Michigan
Shord
Tsoi
Pike University
Major Evans To Speak At Coast Artillery Rally Sunday
Major Evans of the 242nd Coast Artillery will address a Sunday recruiting rally at Polis Majeste theatre at 2 pm. Majone will discuss benefits of CASU enlistment as a broadcast urges city men to attend. A comedy film “Rookies” and war films will be shown, with free admission for men aged 18 to 33 who apply at the armory. The drive aims to bolster the unit for summer encampment at Fort Wright and Fort Fisher.
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Faiter
AL BR C.D. BE
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Myone
Bridgeport Taries
Manazer Maurice Rosenthal
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Karl Dane
George RK
Ardiart
Fms
Yae War Department
National Guard
Cominimum
Vans
Fort Wright
Adeel
Students Denounce Military Training at New Oak College
In a campus survey conducted by the New Oak City college, students deride the military training program as utterly useless and a misallocation of curriculum. The senior class labeled the course the least valuable component in the questionnaire results.
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City of
New York
College Yeeebook
Mivrevasin
Community Dance At Newtown Congregational Church
Informal entertainment and dance at the Newtown Congregational Church Saturday night at 8 o'clock daylight saving time. Local talent will perform. box lunches auctioned to the highest bidder among boys, a lunch served for a modest price, and dancing to follow. Proceeds fund board for Storrs delegates to the Young People's Conference.
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Wetown Congregational Church
Storrs
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Baxter Weld
Tuoau
Woullnants India
Hawley School
Easton Munroe
Westar
Trimateatt
Tedding
Chargetoan
Auditorian
Adbert Meath
Dorothy Monroe
Emilee Tarton Weton
Trumbull
Redding
Lijehard Dal
Georgetown
Boys of America
Varus
Tinttie Wen Suston
Robert Seallon
Wenten Niivan
Reddy Teary Staudager
Mélwu
Mea Prumelert
Abies
Helen Gales Monte
Ileane Hlag June
Miss Furi
Park Page
Overproduction of Oil Spurs Malignant Officials Meeting
In New York a May conference of fifteen or more oil executives discussed curbing crude output, focusing on the Seminole field in Oklahoma. Walter Teagle of Standard Oil and Interior Secretary Work led talks amid calls for state police power to curb waste and “wildcatters” expanding production. The American Petroleum Institute announced a record weekly output exceeding 2.5 million barrels daily.
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Petroleam
Semele
Oklahoma
Washington
Walter AC Teagle
Standard Oi Company of
New Jersey
Hubert Worl
Interior
Wederal
Trt Conservation Board
Albert Append
Corportision Commission of
Department of Justice
Thevil Men
American Petroleum Institute Today
Unidentified man found in Peywenock River near Strathorit drawbridge
A man aged forty to fifty was found floating in the Peywenock River near the Strathorit Avenue drawbridge. Despite police and medical examiner involvement, no identity or cause beyond probable accidental drowning was established. clothing suggested waterfront labor, and the body showed no violent injuries. Three pennies, a safety razor, a hair brush, and a comb were found in the pocket. The body may have been in the water over a week.
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Strathorit Avenue
Bureau of Investigation
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Deluca
Tis ¢Clock
Leonard Broadley
East Naini Street
Broadley
Pollesanl
Dennis Kehoe
James E. Ayish
Sene
Tl. R. de Luca
Man killed when auto hits engine
An auto struck a stationary engine man on a Todder near the broymalive injuring the man who was taken to Gen e vy hose. The incident occurred early in the day and the victim was J. A. Frink of werse, with injuries reported to his back.
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Werse
Genevy
Sues for Payment of Insurance Policy
A court action was filed in the 1 perion court at Nfarrien Worthing seeking payment under an insurance policy. The plaintiff alleges mispayment and seeks relief for the insurance company to honor the policy terms. Named parties include Lewis Kensall Worthing and others associated with the policy, with various claims of unpaid benefits and damages.
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Worthing
Perion
Nfarrien
Ebebs
Denis Warton
Sidon
Havre
New Fairfield News and Local Notes Update
May 11 report from New Fairfield notes Bert Lattin of Danbury escaped serious injury when his coach overturned near the new cemetery after a tire blew out. He suffered mainly facial and hand bruises as the car was demolished in the ditch collision. Various local residents and visitors are mentioned along with a cement bridge construction project near Joel Joyce’s residence by Connecticut Light and Power Company.
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Bert Lattin
Danbury
Jan
New Wairfield
Homer Mallory
Stamford
Pembroke
Sunda
C. M. Horton
Ridgefield Park
N. J
Visting
Robert Chatterton
Minnie Malette
Wiss
Sffie Mallette
Bridgenort
Joel Joyce
Connecticut Light and Power Company
Charles Carlyon
George Wells
Clarchultz
New Milford
Victor Blackmer
Harry Mandered Sanford
Danbury IV Hospital
Pine Hill
Clayton Peck
Georgetown
Stratford Progress in Relief Drive and Local Meeting News
Stratford struggles to meet the relief quota for flood victims with 250 of about 14 000 residents contributing 8900 pledged so far. Mayor and council announce ongoing fundraising while a Parent Teacher Association meeting highlights community events and local court cases, with May proceedings and upcoming sales at Stratford Center.
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Une
Ted Cross
Miliot W. Peck
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