State Chamber Outlines Cooperation Plan Wins Support
The State Chamber staff and regulation committee led by Arthur D. Coffin examined truck carrier rules and advertising publicity laws. They urged a financial responsibility requirement for truck owners and backed a survey to gauge advertising value while noting Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Maine, Vermont and New Hampshire enacted related measures. The panel on commercial arbitration produced a Yale Law School model statute and fostered talks across the state. The report highlights a year of non legislative work and a leaner balance sheet, praising participation by 11 directors and the chamber staff for a record year.
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State Chamber
Arthur D. Coffin
C. H. Dexter & Sons of
Windsor Locks
Trumbull
Connecticut
Gural
Harry C. Knight
Southern New England, Telephone Company
Knight
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Wesley A. Sturges
Yale Law School
Sturges
Chambers of Commerce
Allen
Talsbitt
Judiciary Committee
Connecticut Chamber of Commerce
Executive and Ways and Means
Chamber
Executive and
Ways and Means
Rogers
Lerat
Orr
Staubus
Fichet
Bronson
Victory
Smith
Grinkevich
Workmen's Compensation Agreement Eases Connecticut Reform
State Chamber and Manufacturers Association forged a constructive bipartisan path for compensations law amendments. A joint compensation committee led by William BreSmith of Travelers Insurance guided constructive talks, minimizing employer labor strife and enabling a broadly acceptable compromise after weeks of tense debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Manufacturers Association of Connecticut
Cheney
William BreSmith
Travelers Insurance Company
State Chamber
Manufacturers Association
Bro- Smith
Labor
Hartford
C J Danaher
Meriden
C B Whittlesey
The
Howell Cheney
Co L Campbell
Danaher
Historic conference yields accord on compensation amendments
The Connecticut Legislature saw a historic two conference process ending in unified support for compensation amendments. Labor C L Campbell, Howell Cheney, C J Daugher, John J Gan, Patrick O Mara, B Whittelsey joined Danaher and others as they withdrew the compensation bill. Judiciary hearing drew hundreds, with broad support from diverse groups and editors praising the outcome.
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Brosmith
Danaher
Connecticut Federation of Labor
K. Smith
Bro Smith
C L Campbell
Howell Cheney
C J. Daugher
John J Gan
Patrick O'Meara
B Whittelsey
Legislative Committee
Judiciary Committee
House of Representatives
Tts
Whlch
Distribution of Ownership Benefits Tells Conference
Hartford May 26 Colonel F L Devereux of Bell Telephone Securities outlined four advantages of broad stock ownership for employees purchasers companies and the nation. He noted Bell’s 400000 stockholders and said genuine value comes from how ownership affects people and corporate performance. Yale Dean Warren urged plant based industrial research and cooperation with Yale facilities. Scott Brown and Campbell Scott emphasized intelligent industrial surveys, proactive development, and a strong chamber of commerce as keys to Connecticut’s continued industrial leadership.
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Hartford
FL Devereux
Bell Telephone Securities Company
New York
Public Utilities
Connecticut Chamber of Commerce
Devereux
Charles H. Warren
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale
Warren
Yale University
Walle
Bond
Chamber of Commerce
Campbell Scott
Technical Advisory Corporation of New York
Calyi B Brown
Manarer
Organization Service
United States Chamber of Commerce
Scott
New England
State Chamber
Connecticut
Litchfield County Justices Plan Uniform Methods
Hartford May 26 area justices and grand jurors in Litchfield county formed a county wide group to standardize procedures and enforcement. They aim for quarterly meetings to tackle issues from drunkenness measures to traffic safety and court attendance, seeking state wide cooperation and a funded safety program with Hartley corporation support.
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Litchfield
Hartford
Litchfield County
Norfolk Club
Justices
Manus
Robbins
Stoeckel
General Assembly
Hartley Corporation 4
Helen Hartley Jenkins
Norfolk
Broeckel
William M. Foord
Mr. Foord
Philip E. Curtisa
Albert W. Krouse
Canaan
H. H Howd
Winsted
Rochard BL. Cakien
New Hartford
W. J. Brennan
Charles H. Thwing
Thomaston
Bernard C Roeberg
Bantam
Norman D. Moore
North Canaan
Eugene T. J'Sullivan
Torrington
1000 Jay-Walkers Arrested in Lynn Mass
Lynn Mass May 26 Acting on order of Mayor Ralph Bauer police in plain clothes arrested thousands of jay walkers failing to obey traffic signals at intersections. In the first hour more than 1000 were arrested and officials expected between four and five thousand for the day. Plain clothes men had notebooks full of names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Mass
Ralph Bauer
Burglary suspects plead guilty in Bridgeport court
In Bridgeport criminel superior court on Wednesday the men arrested over the Edward J Buckingham store burglary admitted guilt. In Huntington Mrs Edward A Beers of Mohegan street visited Stratford with her daughter. Mrs Percy Be Card Mrs George Anger and son Douglas of Shelton visited Huntington street home. Emerald and Blue Ribbon 4 H Sewing clubs met at Huntington school with Mrs Charles W Goldspink aiding the girls as they prepare uniforms for Memorial Sunday parade. St Pauls Episcopal vestry will meet Friday evening and Ascension Day service was held Thursday morning. Chi Rho club met Wednesday evening with a program led by its members.
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Charles W Goldspink
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
St Paul's Episcopal Church
Mrs C Edward Perley Hostess Meeting Notes Item
Mrs C Edward Perley presided as a business session card noted Albert T Cook achieved the highest score. Cakes were served. June July and September meetings were planned with Mrs Frederick named hostess. Mrs Herbert C Ferris hosted an evening at street with Mr Cawthra, Edwin Stevens, J West as guests who won first prize and consolation.
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C. Edward Perley Ands
Albert T. Cook
Gust
Frederick
Herbert C. Ferris
Crfck
EB. Cawthra
Edwin Stevens
J. West
Wesleyan Grants Honorary Degree to Amherst President
Wesleyan University conferred the honorary degree of doctor of laws on Amherst College President George D Olds at a May convocation in Memorial Chapel. President James L. McConaughy presided, with remarks by Olds and Williams College President Harry A Garfield.
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Middletown
Associated Press
Wesleyan University
George D Olds
Amherst College
Memorial Chapel
Olds
James L. McConaughy
Frank W. Nicholson
Harry A. Garfield
Williams College
Wesleyan
George Daniel Olds
Amherst
Coe
McConaughy
Ford Admits New Car Will Replace Model T
Detroit May 26 Henry Ford and Edsel Ford for the first time spoke on Ford plans and confirm rumors they are producing a new car to supersede the Model T which has been on the market nearly twenty years. The car will likely be gear shift and in production within five or six weeks.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Edsel Ford
Ford
Fords
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