Junior Chamber Drive Here Plans Doubling Members
The Junior Chamber of Commerce announces a city and region wide drive to double membership, targeting new charter members and expanding local groups. Led by secretary Miller, the campaign uses personal sales calls across districts and towns to recruit and advance Americanization and self development efforts while highlighting social and business fellowship.
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Builders Form Housing Credit Trust to Accelerate Loans
The Chambers of Commerce report a new association formed two years ago to boost housing finance. Over ten thousand shares issued, capital just over a thousand dollars, with funds advanced to stabilize demand. Officials note slackened building and a winter pause, but expect volumes to recover as skilled trades unite to pool work and apply for loans.
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Weak China Sits In As Gaunt Spectre At Conference
A garbled report from Washington portrays China as bankrupt and disorganized, preparing to attend a key conference. It notes Beijing may seek international trusteeship or outside help, urging China to declare its aims and resist foreign domination while stressing its large natural resources and peaceful development.
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China
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Ching
Motorist cleared in fatal Cannondale derailment case
A judge ruled that George W L Underhill of 205 Wells atrees bears no responsibility in a death when a train struck him. Separately the coroner concluded a similar finding in the death of Wren L Brotherton of Wilton who was killed when a tackle he was driving was hit by a locomotive at Cannondale on Gutebar 29.
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Wells Atrees
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Pollution fight sparks legislative push in Connecticut waters
A state bill aims to curb industrial waste dye discharges blamed for harming waters and marine life. A Heney Sills chemist from South Manchester touts a crystal-based method to neutralize pollutants. Gloucester reports plans for a new fishing sloop to challenge the Canadian Blue Nose and defend the International trophy.
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Chinese accuse Japanese in opium import plot
The report alleges Chinese charges against Japanese involvement in opium import schemes and state actions. It notes Chinese delegation interactions at a conference and mentions tensions around the Shantung province with officials tied to foreign affairs.
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United States Plans Broad Ship Abandonment
In a dispatch from Washington on November 8, Universal Service reports the United States intends to abandon tonnage in a major step toward arms control. The move reflects concessions from the United States amid broader convention talks, with construction programs and shipbuilding facing cuts as part of a necessary sacrifice.
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Conference dispute over wartime naval program
A fragment discusses racial equality at a forthcoming conference and a temporary agreement. It mentions American contributions to a tri partisan program, abandonment of certain shipbuilding, and specifics about submarines and destroyers, with reference to the Naval Construction Bureau.
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Hartford Youth, 19, Held for Forgery
Sansa, 19, of Clark Street, Ware, arrested by Detective Sergeant Lungrish on forgery charges. Police say he passed checks totaling 35 dollars in Hartford and traveled to New York and Chicago since September, claiming to have forged names to obtain money in a local venture. He admits spending the funds in the cities.
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Woman fined for possession of liquor and related charges
Lixsie Ahtoenowie of 35 Jantie Street arraigned for keeping liquor with intent to sell in a jubeher shop at 245 Railroad. She was fined 13 dollars with additional penalties for resisting an officer. Her husband, charged with violating liquor laws, was fined two dollars. Local officials note rumors about hammocks and sleeping arrangements in the establishment.
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