Memorial Day message from American Legion head
Cheago May 29 Woodrow Hson died for democracy and our nation’s destiny. John R. Quinn, commander of the American Legion, delivered the annual Memorial Day message, honoring those who died in war and urging reverence for their sacrifices. The address recalled World War I and Civil War veterans and called for lasting peace through democracy.
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Cheago
Woodrow Hson
Chateau Hlerry
John R. Quinn
American Legion
Hig
Ameriog
Ono
France
Ciil
Do you feel happy enough to sing after painless dental work
A patient leaves a dentist's office after praise for painless treatment and no charge for examination. The dialogue centers on dental care, including extraction, artificial teeth, and low fees. The piece highlights a cheerful, saleslike tone and references to dental services offered at open hours from 9 A.M. to 9.
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Fred
Seth
Jess
Diols
Memorial Day Reflection on War Loss and Peace
A wartime president is praised as a comrade and leader whose ideals shaped a nation. The text laments casualties from multiple wars and urges remembrance at cemeteries while praying for universal peace and an end to all wars. It emphasizes sacrifice and the hope that future generations will not need memorial days for lost lives.
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Chateau Thierm
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City court fines motorists for parking and driving offenses
Archie Buzinsky, 67 Sedgwick Street, fined 10 dollars and costs for parking in a no parking zone on Main between Chapel and Congress. Police claimed his car was repeatedly tagged. Others, including Don Holmes and F W Paquette, also faced fines for motor vehicle violations. cases continued or adjourned to June 6 or June 3 as noted.
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Moto
Ehicle
Cou T Dowirt
William J. Bubhlex
Archie Buzinsky
Sedgwick Street
Main Street
Chapel
Congress Socety
Puzinsky
Poiceman
Don G Holmes
Summit’ Street
Puginsky
Holmes
Costa F
W Paquette
Worker awarded weekly compensation after return offer
Shelton Louis Ceresoli of that town received 37.4 per week for weeks, awarded by Commissioner Edward Buckingham yesterday. The ruling covers the difference between pre illness pay and the pay offered him. Ceresoli was injured on May 17, 1983, while assisting other men at the Adams cement plant. He refused a back-to-work offer and has not worked since. The commissioner said Ceresoli was entitled to the wage differential if he returned to the same employer.
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Unie de
York
Adama
Shelton Louis Ceresoli
Edward I Buckingham
Wwe
Neorward
Leregol
Wiy
Geresoh
iLias
Ayaid
Borkingham
Cereeoli
Forest Supervisor Wins State Contest in Field Meeting
At the Connecticut Forestry Association event at Devil's Hop Yard State Park a tree felling contest crowned Joseph Sinnott of Portland as winner by felling a dead tree in two minutes and within two feet of the stake. Ives of Last Knightally won second with a two minute twenty seven second cut. Other competitors included Beebe Waterford Haddam Glas hich Fast Haddam and Stoching Simsbury. The event highlighted forestry's growing role in agriculture and the importance of wood crops worth billions, with speakers stressing timber management and market connections.
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Connecticut Forestry Association
Devil's Hop Yard State Park
Joseph Sinnott
Portig Sate Forest
Ives
Knadam
Ile
H I Beebe
Waterford
Wiliam Glashich
Fast Haddam
James Stoching
Simsbury
State Foresters
Filey and Hawes
Charles R. Keat
Orange
State Board of Agriculture
Connecticut
Litchfield
John Pay
Middlesex County
Farm Bureau
Tarsus
Vegetahl Growera
Thos Dass
Pneeland
Old House Valor and Forest Timber Reflections
The speaker contrasts old fashioned houses with modern builds noting superior timber and sturdiness of earlier structures. He recalls Massachusetts timber and calls for forestry attention and preservation, arguing Connecticut can still grow trees like in better days.
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Massachusetts
Connecticut
Voresta
Dr B W White Left Estate Of 2875.76 In Probate
Benjamin W White of Trumbull died by his own hand on April 21 leaving an estate valued at 2875.70. His widow Josephine W White is executrix, a son Seymour C White will receive 400, and the remainder goes to Mrs White. The estate includes cash in banks and a mortgage of 1006.0.
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Benjamin W White
Trumbull
Josephine W. White
Seymour C White
Wall
Winte
Fraud of million claimed manager’s fined 12500
New York May 29 Henry A Joys, indicted last September on charges of defrauding the government out of 1 900 000 while wartime manager of the Central Railroad of New Jersey, was fined 12 500 today by Federal Judge George Maelish. It was charged Joyce diverted business and repair work at exorbitant prices to the Stevedoring corporation and the local repairing company in which the defendant was interested. The corporations were fined 1060 be Judge English on pleas of utility to sunfilar get.
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New York
Central Railroad of New Jersey
George Maelish
Joyce
Corporatiota
English
Kansas Republicans Seek Capper Opponent at PERA
Kansas Republicans plan a mass convention in Kansas City on June 14 to name two candidates to oppose United States Senator Arthur Capper for re nomination. The move follows a Republican push against the Coolidge administration and grows from the June 1 meeting where the convention decision was made after attacks over the soldiers bonus bill veto.
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Pera
Kansas
United States
Arthur Capper
Senator Capper
Memorial Day Exercises Across City Schools
Short memorial day exercises were held in all grades and high schools of the city yesterday. Original compositions were read by elementary pupils and a memorial address drafted in 1882 by Robert Ingersell was read in all high school classrooms.
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Robert Ingersell
Pope Proclaims 1925 World Holy Year
Pope proclaims 1925 a world holy year directing prayers for unity within the church and a jubilee observance. The message urges Catholics worldwide to participate in special rites, devotions, and prayers for reconciliation and renewal in faith.
Fingers Amputated After Shop Accident
A worker lost fingers in a machine at a shop yesterday and was rushed to a local hospital for treatment. The incident occurred near the factory in a rural area as authorities investigated.
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Jatifheid
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