New Forest Policy Urged by Pulp Men
Chicago readers report that the American Pulp and Paper association urged a new forestry policy for Hardings administration. The federal government plans to spend about 50.9 million dollars on forestry over five years with additional state funds. The proposals call for federal and state land acquisitions and reforestation efforts accompanied by expanded federal supervision of public and private forests.
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Chicago
Senator .Harding
American Pulp and Paper Association
Reforestation Plan Calls Federal Oversight and Tax Shift
Advocates urge a unified system of reforesting under federal control and propose no state or federal taxes until timber cutting begins. The plan would tax lumber thereafter to deter cutting of young timber. Also noted is a Coolidge X-ray tube study revealing a flaw in a large steel casting unseen by eye.
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Tis Pulpy Men
Coolidge
Seashore ideas explored in Sunday Post science page
The Sunday Post previews a science feature on seashore living and its curious questions. Readers are urged to order the Sunday Post to read the full article in Bridgeport’s feature paper.
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Sunday Post
Selentine
Bridgeport
Liquor in Autos Seized on Street
Prohibition agents seized 25 gallons of alcohol and 40 quarts of whiskey from Fred Wournter of Lynn Massachusetts after a car chase from this city to Stratford. Wournter, held on a $509 bond, faces a hearing before U S Commissioner Hugh J Lavery. Arrests also included Steven Jackowski and George Earle for transporting liquor from New York to Bridgeport.
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Stratford
Marty Welch
Frank Cantillion
Fred Wournter
Friend Street
Lynn
Mass
Lewiston
Maine
Fournier
United States
Hugh J. Lavery
New York
Steven Jackowski
Summerfeld Avenue
George Earle
Barnum Terrace
Stamford
New York City
Bridgeport
Westport
Thomsen
Wiles Loses Suit For Sale Commission
A Westport case, Wiles versus Beecher and others, centered on whether Wiles held exclusive right to sell property. The jury found Wiles was not entitled to the six percent commission claimed after a real estate deal. Related assignments were settled or dismissed for varied reasons.
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James Booth
John Beecher
Westport
Ladict
Fraternal Wowomamm and Hed Men Gather in Connecticut
Fraternal Wowomamm Tribe 10 and Tmaproved Order of Hed Men held a full form event at Wosyompon Tribe 40. Arrangements are under way to entertain the rear chiefs of the Great Council of Connecticut on Wednesday evening November 27. Herbert I. Lee, great sachem of Wallingford, Monn, and his staff will be present with a large delegation expected. The entertainment committee will serve a lunch.
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Great Council of
Connecticut
Herbert I. Lee
Wallingford
Monn
France's Franc Drops to Record Low in Decline
New York November 11 French francs sold at 5.37 cents apiece the lowest price on record amid a broad decline in the foreign exchange market. Spot prices indicate the market weakness as exchange values slide and traders assess further movements.
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New York
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U. S. Geological Survey
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Swift's
Swift
Swift & Company
U.S. A
America
Serges
Stein Bloch
Cortley & Society
Main Street
Hartford
New Britain
State Street
Frisbie’s
Frisbie
Oneida
Main
the Alfred Fox
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J. E. Beardsley
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