Americans Lead In Numbers At Hillside Home
Fourteen nationalities are listed among 201 inmates at the Hillside Home and Hospital part of the Department of Public Welfare report. Americans number 123, with Ireland 40, Germany 18, England 16, Poland 11, Italy 5, Sweden 4, Czechoslovakia 4, Scotland 3, Hungary 3, Switzerland 1, Greece 1, and other nations totaling 51 persons.
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P Thorne
Department of Pubi Wellfare
Harry F. Husted
Rod of Publi Charities
United States
United State
Ireland
Englind
Austin
Poland
Italy
Sweden
Czecho Slovekia
Scotland
Hanginy
Greece
Yale Tap Day Closed To Spectators
Yale Tap Day at Yale will be conducted as a restricted event with visitors barred. Only junior class members may use campus space, while other students and visitors not rooming in college dormitories are excluded during the hours.
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NEW Waven Way
Yale
Dean Jones
Collie
Tellege
Colge
Bishop Sentenced to Jail Illness Plea Denied
AP says Bishop Anton Bast Metisuist, convicted of misusing church funds, sought delay due to illness. Court refused, medical authorities deem him fit to begin serving sentence. Friends petitioned Justice Minister citing his health.
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Voponstagen
Denmark
Anton Bast
Metisuist
Episcop
Cor Handinuda
Sim
Farm relief hot in Senate debate over price equalization
In Washington on May 18, Senators from both parties urged farm relief amid House activity on the Haugen price equalization bill. Republican Wisarry pressed for action this session, while Democrat Schelar called farm relief the top issue. The discussion touched on the migratory bird bill and the equalization fee proposed for wheat, corn, cattle, hogs, and butter to fund price stabilization during surpluses.
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Washington
House
Senate
Wisarry
Oreson Aid
Schelar
Tennessee
Congress
Robinson
Arkansas
Tsaue
American robbed in Marseille by unknown man
Mrs Edith Allen Johns, American, 57, was beaten and robbed yesterday in Marseille. Police reported the thief escaped with her handbag containing jewelry, money, and identification papers.
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Marseilles
France
Edith Allen Johns
Reed Appeals to Rotarians in Behalf of Chamber Effort
Congressman Daniel A Reed spoke to Rotary members emphasizing civic duty and Chamber of Commerce membership. He praised civic clubs for forming a united front to rebuild cities after disasters and urged Rotarians to join the chamber to bolster community progress and competition among states.
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REED
Daniel A Reet
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Americas
Deseribes
Hudson
Pough
Congressman Reed
van Allstyne
Pennsylvania
America
Corsressman Reed
Davic
Chicago
San Francisco
Dayton
Johnstown
Tulsa
Vermon
Washington
Florida North Coronn
New York
Cathedral Pines
Connecticut
Chambers of Commerce
Fis
Rotary
Winants
Chamber
Mercury hits record heat for Portland in May
The Mercury registered 75 degrees at noon today, the warmest May 18 in eight years, with the official thermometer rising 28 degrees in five and a half hours. Milne Mas reported the record high as the city basked in unseasonable warmth.
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Portland Milne
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Hillside
Germany
England
Portland Cement Association
Madwon Avenue
Congressman
Mercury
Cs Aecorts
Mens & Bou Apparel
Tomo
West
Kers
Parenta
Serge
Oliver Twiat
Broad St. & Fairfield
Bridgeport
Davey Brothers, Inc
the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Bridgeport Public Market Grocery & Delicatessen Stores
van Dyk
Ceylon
India
Japan
State St
WSPA
Gsi
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