Government appeals over 5000 German dyestuff patents sale
Nov. 10. United States Circuit Court of Appeals heard arguments in the Garvan case seeking reversal of a lower court ruling on the 1919 sale of about 6,000 seized German dyestuff patents to the Chemical Foundation for 271,000. Government contends the sale by Alien Property Custodian Francis P. Garvan was improper and confiscatory, noting that Daniel B. Polk issued the order while Wilson was away. Prior earnings from some patents were cited as evidence of value.
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Phivadhuphta
Allen Property
Chemical Vanundation, Inc
United States Cirrcuit
Court of Appeals
Federal District Court ofDelaware
Francis P. Garvan
Chemical Foundation
Anderson
Rank L. Polk
Wilson
Polk
Europe
Waeshing
Gilpatric Returns from Atlanta Penitentiary
New Haven Nov 10 United States Marshal Jacob D Walter came back today from a trip to the federal penitentiary in Atlanta with G Harold Gilpatric former State Treasurer and former cashier of the wrecked First National Bank of Putnam. Gilpatric was sentenced to 15 years for embezzlement. He is reported cheerful and was placed in the hospital ward due to delicate condition. Inmates will have an opportunity to study the Braille reading system for the blind during his stay.
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Newhaven
Boy Scouts Visit Hospital for First Aid Lesson
Troop 32 Boy Scouts will visit the Emergency Hospital next Friday evening to learn first aid from Dr Ea J Sekerak ambulance surgeon and Miss Margeret Brown night supervisor. Clifford Bright ambulance operator will demonstrate patient transport. Miss Eva Huge supervisor of clinics at Welfare building arranged the visit. Scouts meet at seven in front of First English Church at Laurel Avenue and Grove Street.
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Boy Scouts
Athe
Ea. J. Sekerak
Margeret Brown
Clifford Bright
Eva Huge
Welfare
Ae Scouts
First
Laurel Avenue
Grove Street
Sakeralk
Miss Brown
Millionaires' Sons Start Work as Clerks in Store
Albany dispatch reports two sons of prominent men begin store work on their own. Raymond Mellen, son of Charles S. Mellen, clocks in at 8:30, sweeps, unpacks toys, and learns the business from the bottom. Charles H. Sabin, Jr., son of a New York banker, inventories Christmas stock, pushing boxes and studying crates. Both say they like the job and intend to train at the department store, with duties 8:30 to 6:30 and study time afterward.
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Albany
Raymond Meller
Charles S. Mellen
Stockbridge
Mass
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Charles H. Sabin
New York
Young Mellen
Melien
Sabin
Melleney
Sabin, Sr
Mellen
Exiled Tong War Instigator Held for Blackmail Summary
Chin Jack Lem, expelled leader of the On Leongs in Cleveland, suspected instigator of a major tong war with 15 murders, is held without bail in New York’s Tombs awaiting extradition. He is charged with blackmail and exhortation after allegedly threatening Wong Wing, treasurer of the Cleveland On Leongs, over land valued at 76000 dollars. Lem reportedly vanished after expulsion and later joined the Hip Sings, becoming tong leader.
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New ‘York
Chin Jack Lem
Cleveland
Chinatown
Ohio‘City
Iater
Hip Sings
Tong
Remark at a party sparks a sharp quip exchange
A New Haven Register item recalls a party meeting where a man compliments a woman by likening her to rare old tapestry. She fires back that he is not handsome either, prompting a brief, tense exchange between the pair.
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New Haven Register
Despairing Father Helped as Community Chest Aids Family
Bridgeport Salvation Army workers find a man desperate to fish from a rotten boat to feed his wife and four sons. The family, with a baby six months old, had pawned all belongings and lacked food or milk. After intervention by the Bridgeport Community Chest, the home is repaired, the father is employed, and ongoing funds are requested to sustain the relief effort.
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A. Bridgeport Salvation Army
Alvation Army
Bridgeport Community Chest
Ught
Salvation Army
Youth Takes Car and Receives County Jail Sentence
Harry Reichardt age 19 of 336 Hanover Street was sentenced to three months in jail and fined $60 plus costs for taking an automobile without permission belonging to William Bunser of Black Rock Turnpike. William Olah age 24 of Sylvan Avenue faced a gasoline theft charge and received zero days in jail. Joseph D Sudmore age 47 of Holland Heights Pennsylvania was sentenced to three days in jail for obtaining goods under false pretenses.
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Harry Reichardt
Hanover Street
William Bunser
Black Rock Turnpike
William Olah
Sylvan Avenue
Godrey’s
Reservoir Avenue
Joseph D. Sudmore
Holland Heights
Baldwin completes his new cabinet in Britain
London November 10. Premier Baldwin completes his new cabinet by naming Viscount Perl as First Commissioner of Works and Public Buildings and Viscount Cecil as Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster. King George calls a privy council meeting at the palace. Baldwin plans to convene ministers Wednesday to map policy. Cecil’s appointment signals continued League of Nations interest and an unchanged government stance on the league.
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London
Associated Press
Baldwin
Viscount Perl
Pirst
Viscount Cecil
Duchy of Lancaster
King George
Privy Council
League
Garibaldi Names Seconds for Duel With Balbo
Rome dispatch reports General Pippino Garibaldi, grandson of the Italian patriot, selected Deputies Bencivenga and Cimarra as his seconds in a duel against Dr. Italo Balbo, leader of the Fascist national militia, who had previously sent a challenge. Balbo's seconds are Deputy Barnaba and General Guaitieri.
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Rome
Associated Press
Pippino Garibaldi
Bencivenga
Cimarra
Ttalo Balbo
Garibaldi
Balbo
Barnaba
Guaitierl
Lubricant For Watches From Porpoise Jaw Oil Trade
In Atep Fisheries News a note on porpoise jaw oil used to lubricate clocks and watches. About 3,600 creatures are hunted annually for the crude oil, weighing up to 400 pounds and sometimes 12 feet long. Oil is refined in New England and sold at $60 a gallon, graded by experts for color and odor.
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Caabies
Gays
Sidney
Mornington
Atep Fisheries News
New England
Calcium in Foods From Cauliflower to Cornmeal
Calcium is found in cauliflower celery butter milk spinach cheese milk cabbage string beans carrots blackberries strawberries onions figs tomatoes lemon juice dried beans prunes raisins potatoes whole wheat bread white bread and cornmeal. Calcium helps to build bones and teeth.
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New Haven Road
Stamford
Wey Birmingham
We Ozescek
Lindstrom
Heln In
Gublin
Olson Ty
O’brien
Connolly
Scalzi Rhb
Livolst McCarthy
Bella
Scalzi
al Beli
Giovanucc
Li Volsi
Ahs O'Brien
Zatkin
Stanford
Curtis High
White Plains
Samford
Fordham Prep
Webb Academy
Eau
Bridgeport High
Greenwich
B. S
Hartford Ff
Crosby
Fordham Frosh
Anderon
Bjorlin Ie Chathain
Soderstrom
Murphy
Hadley
Hadhey
Hadley’s
Broad Y and John Streets
Bridgeport
King
Tae
Gilbert Tool Chests
American Hardware Stores
Oakfield Ave
Middle St
Telegram
Hindles Pharmacy
Main Street
Florence Elzabeth
Stratford
AS RY OY
Saabs
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