American School of Orientalism Opens in Baghdad
EW HAVEN Nov 7 The American School of Oriental Research in Baghdad opened on November 2 with attendance from English French and American residents. Speakers included U S Consul T R Owes Yale professor Albert T Clay and Hewett of Santa Fe with support from Jastrow and Ward bequests. The Iraq government and Traq education department provided facilities and quarters.
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Notables Attend Governor M Call Funeral in Winchester
Mass November 7 leading citizens gathered to honor former Governor Samuel M Call at his funeral. Prayers were held at his home and services followed at the Episcopal church with Rev Allan Evans Jr and Dr John W Suter officiating. Honorary pallbearers included Senator Ledge Governor Cox and Nicholas Meay Butler of Columbia University. The Winchester post of the Legion formed a guard of honor at the church.
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Canadian Premier rejects imperial federation idea
London report says Canadian Premier W L McKenzie King told a dinner audience that modern communications could in time allow Empire representatives to appear in London but an Imperial Federation is not currently a practical political aim.
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Judge Booth Directs Verdict for Defendant in Chauffeur Case
In the Court of Common Pleas Judge John R. Booth directed a verdict for defendant Louis Borisza in the Satumary v. Borisza case. Satumary failed to prove his truck was properly registered and had already paid damages in earlier suits over a Howard Avenue automobile collision. The ruling marked the first time a chauffeur was held liable in such a suit in this county, and its usual outcome would have set a legal precedent.
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Restoration talk at 43rd Woman Auxiliary meeting
Waterbury November 7 The 43rd annual Woman Auxiliary to the National Council of Episcopal church met at St John s Parish house with delegates from across the state Bishops Brewster and Acheson attended and Brewster celebrated communion Reports included Rev George T Linsley on restoring the old Glebe house at Woodbury Acheson presided and Rev Dr Charles S Reitsnider of Tokyo spoke on the Japan earthquake relief needs.
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State Revokes Pasteurizing Plant Permit in Hartford
Connecticut officials revoke the Mohe Dairy Company of New London permit to operate its pasteurizing plant in Hartford for unsanitary conditions. This marks the first time a state permit for such a plant has been revoked. prosecution will follow if operations continue.
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Pinchot Replies To Mellon Statement
Harrisburg PA November 2 Governor Pinchot condemned Secretary Mellon’s statement on prohibition enforcement in a brief reply. He argued the effective method to stop liquor at the source is well known and questioned why the flow persists despite efforts.
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New Year Open House Plan Outlined at White House
Washington announces the winter social program with a New Year reception and eight other dinners and receptions. The calendar runs December 6 to February 28 including cabinet, army and navy events, diplomats and judicial functions, and congressional gatherings.
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Zangwill's critique of American society and values
English essayist Israel Zangwill criticizes American manners and institutions in New York, lampooning perceived faults such as arrogance, inefficiency, lack of humor, and social hypocrisy. He contrasts America with England, warns of mob influence, and questions democracy while praising some education and potential civil progress.
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Canadian surgeon Dr. Alexi Garrow dies in Montreal
Montreal November 7 Dr Alexi Garrow a noted Canadian surgeon died today from heart trouble at an advanced age. His death ends years of service and marks a significant loss to the medical community.
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