French Envy Not Hate Says French Expert
Hartford Conn Novi 2 AP Prof Stanley Galpin head Romance Lang and Prof Louis Naylor discuss in a radio dialogue why Francs envy of America mirrors prosperity not hatred. They note U.S. tax and debt figures, French sensitivity to exchange rates, and foreigners buying in Paris and St Malo affecting prices for locals.
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Hartford
Conn
Novi
America
France
Stanley I. Galpin
T&e
Romance
WOT Fc
Galpin’ sMhe
Fem A
Sal
Wathal
Anve
Louia H. Naylor
Americana
Galpin
United States
Naylor
l'Intranstecant
Irge
St Malo
Paris
Pare'n Diapepsin Miracle Cure Ad Satiates Stomach Pain
An old drug store advertisement claims Pare'n Diapepsin instantly relieves sour stomach bloating belching and acid fermentation. It promises rapid comfort and urges readers to buy a 60 cent package at a local drug store for quick relief.
Araphoe sues Two Moon over breached lecture trip deal
Davis Araphoe known as Chel buffalo Bear sues Two Moon Meridags of Wat erbury for breach of contract seeking 6000 damages. He alleges that Two Moon hired Buffalo Hear to lecture on medicine sales for a Worldy trip to Atlantic City on October 16 with Princess Buffalo Bear. they separated and Buffalo Bear now seeks payment per the contract.
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Ohlaven
Davis Araphoe
Chel Buffalo Bear
Two Moon Meridags
Waterbury
Two Moon
Buffalo Hear
Wlordy
Princess Buffalo Bear
Atlantic City
Buffalo Bear
Norwalk Pastor Elected President of Ministerial Association
Norwalk leaders gather for fall reorganization as Rev M F Piper of East Norwalk is chosen president and Rev Victor F Schilepsky of RoValington secretary treasurer. Rev N A Hall of Westport chairs the program committee at a Yuri M C A dinner.
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Westport
Norwalk Minsterial Association
M. F. I Piper
East Norwalk
Victor F Schilepsky
Rovington
Earnest MM
Gregor
Norwalk
N. A. Hall Passtor
Congregational Church
India
John A Baker
Edward B. Whittey
Baker
Whittey
Marshall
Lyons
Gorge Ingham
Ingham
Methodist Church
Junor High
Westnert
Sijinno
Riverside Avenue
Man injured in alleged street attack in town
Report describes a man who was assaulted on Broad Street suffering shoulder injuries and taken to St Vincent's Hospital. Police note a robbery portion and suspect men involved, with authorities investigating the incident at the hospital and crime scene.
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Broad Street
St Vincent's Hospital
Snaulder
Bern
Children Rights Debate Opens National Congregational Meeting
A Yale Divinity School professor argues parents bear primary responsibility for religious training, urging church boards to unite under a single directorate. The conference features sessions on Sunday school technique, parent education, and the link between home life and religious instruction with emphasis on women’s representation in leadership.
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Seneca Smith
Yale Divinity School
United Congregational Church
National Congregational Home Boards
Smith
Congregational Education Society
The
Education Society
Herbert W. Gates
Boston
T. F. Rutledge Beale
Park Street
Congregational Church
Charles Reynolds Brown
Eiducation Society
Congregational Publishing Society
William Horace Day
D. D
United Church
Education and Publishing Societies
Charles & Mills
Charles E. Burton
New York City
Mills
Congregational Commission On Missions
Burton
National Council of Congregational Churches
National Council
Washington
D. C
Ife
Jesus
Demonstrations At Sunday School Include New Secretaries
Demonstrators in Sunday school instruction this morning and afternoon will include two new secretaries added this fall to the staff of the Education society. Rev John Leslie Lebingier becomes secretary for missionary education and Rev Albert J Murphy serves as secretary for Connecticut, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland and Virginia. Also presenting will be Miss Frances Weld Danielson, specialist in elementary instruction from the Congregational Publishing Society since 1889, Miss Jeanette F E Perkins, primary specialist, Rev Harry T Stock, secretary for youth and student departments, and Rev Erwin L Shaver, secretary for leadership training.
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Education Society
John Leslie Lebingier
Missionary Education
Albert 3. Murphy
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Frances Weld Danielson
Congregational Publishing Society
Jeanette FE. Perkins
Publishing Society
Harry T. Stock
Young People's
The
Erwin L. Shaver
City eyes using schools as postclassroom playgrounds
Plans in embryo to open city schools as playground space after dismissal. Detroit and Cleveland models cited where neighborhood meetings and activities occur. current City gym inadequate and poorly located for west side and north end youths. Board of Education debates risk of property damage versus keeping children off streets this coming winter.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Board of Education
Jewish College Gets New Name The Hebrew Educational Center
At a well attended meeting on Monday night at The North and Talmud Torah an alternate name was adopted for the Rabbinical College. The organization will be called The Hebrew Educational Center to foster Jewish education and to host prominent lectures. Officers include Philip Schnee as Financial Secretary and Benjamin Leipner as Director of Publicity.
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Talmud Torah
Anothaer
Rabbinical College
Hebrew Educational Center
Philip Schnee
Benjamin M. Leipner
Morgue Keeper Holds Body to Save Pauper From Grave
In Stamford on November 2 a morgue keeper, Robert Stetler of Fordham, N Y, keeps 24 year old Ralph Fildreth's body at the morgue hoping a relative will claim it. Fildreth died last Saturday from anemia due to malnutrition after a life of institutional confinement and failed to learn a trade. Stetler delays burial to aid locating an aunt, using his influence to keep the body from Hart's until a relative is identified.
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Odd
Fordham Hospital
Stetler
Hart
Bariel
Voters Will Tire of Machine Rule Declared in Conn
Democrat Charles G. Morris concedes defeat in Connecticut governor race as Republican John H. Trumbull seeks re election. Morris warns against centralized government and urges Democrats to accept voters judgment while congratulating Trumbull on his victory.
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New Havodon
Charles G. Morris
Connecticut
John H. Trumbull
Trumbull
Republicans Carry Darien In Local Election
In Darien the Republican ticket won results led by John H. Trumbull for governor with 741 votes to 199 for Charles G. Morris. B Le Roy Kemp won the representative seat as the party carried key posts including lieutenant governor Brainard, secretary Pallotti, and treasurer Rogers, with several other offices split along party lines.
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Darien
John H. Trumbull
Charles G. Morris
B. le Roy Kemp
Trumbull
Morris
Brainard
Waters
Pallotti
Richman
Kemp
Cooper
Local Justice Names and Districts Listing
A compact listing shows judges and district references such as Sel leck R 723 Hannon R 784 Peter Ick R 724 Jones R 738 Lynch D 165 Cooley D 143 Austin D 150 Brenne D 142, indicating appointments or designations in regional justice records.
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Man
Selleck
Hannon
Peter Ick
Jones
Lynch
Cooley
Austin
Brenne
Gomez Elected Mayor of Havana in Liberal Victory
Havana Cuba November 2 AP Miguel Mariana Gomez son of late President Gomez heads coalition ticket for mayor of Havana and is conceded the election by prominent liberals including President Macado.
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Gomez
Havana
Cuba
Miguel Mariana Gomez
Myor
Macado
Monroe Monroy Returns Republican Victory in Local Election
In Monroe Monroy on November 2, Republicans swept the town. Governor candidate John H. Trumbull led 277 to 122 over Charlies G. Morris. Local results list party tallies for lieutenant governor secretary treasurer comptroller attorney US senate and other offices with Republicans prevailing in most races.
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Monroy
John H. Trumbull
Charlies G. Morris
Edward S. Beardsley
Floods End Boating Season On Upper Mississippi
Keokuk Iowa November 2 AP The upper Mississippi River ends its boating season weeks early due to fall floods. About 1 009 men in 14 fleets move to winter quarters as dredging and maintenance wrap up. Packet boats decline while barges and shows remain limited the river towns see occasional excursions. The six foot channel work aims to support growing barge services across 686 miles from St Paul to the Missouri.
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Keokuk
Iowa
Mississippi
Theag
Uncle Tom's Cabin
East Lynne
River 14
Upper Mississippi
Upper River
St. Paul
Missouri
Lighthouse Department
Dandelion Craft Opens and Closes Seasonal Lighting
The season ends November 1 as the Dandelion, first craft in spring and last to extinguish winter lights in the district, closes out the lighting on 81 bridges.
Fairfield returns strong in state race with Trumbull win
Governor Trumbull carrying the ticket leads the Republican victory in Fairfield as E. W. Pickett edges Albert Lavery by two votes for lieutenant governor. Other results include Bingham and Tyler as U S senators, Merrit and Held as congressmen, and numerous state and local races with party winners noted. The report concludes with news of the largest cathedral organ dedication in Liverpool, England.
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Fairfield
Trumbull
Bingham
Pickett
Albert E. Lavery
Morrie
Ldeut
Brainard
Waters
Ceaee
Fallotti
Richman
Sereere
Rogers
Kennedy
Salmon
Browne
Alling
McCarthy
U. S
Tyler
Merrit
Held
Pease
Abriola
Wheeler
Goddard
Wee Sees
Fateman
Lavery
O'Dwyer
London
Wakeman
Kinsella
Moore
Gardella
Knight
Blakeman
Northrup
Bhaff
Buzzles
Democratic
Lanterman
Young
Hireaot
Ing
Doyle
Sherwood
Clampett
Elwood
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Peane
Mississippi River
Chevrolet
Fisher
Peck & Lines CO
Middle ST
Barnum
Newsraren Brghiye
Liverpool
England
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