Community Chest drive aims to raise 250000 for charities
Dr E J Cattel led a gathering at the Stratfield hotel urging a citywide effort to collect 250000 for twenty charitable organizations. He urged the public to give a day’s pay or more to gain personal fulfillment and urged citizens to think of those with less while highlighting needs of service agencies and urging sustained support through the drive.
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Commerciat
Ariye
Stratfield Hotel
E. J. Cattel
Statistician
Philadelphia
Community Chest
Tris
Apostle of
Sunshine
Cattell
Thomas M. Cul- Hnan
Delared
Universalists in Mid Year Meeting at Local Church
Rev A W Grove D D of Brooklyn spoke at the Connecticut Universalist convention and Women's visionary society mid year conference in Fairfield Avenue First Universalist Church. He warned against reliance on ads and sensational methods to draw congregations and urged faith in preaching as nourishment for the gospel. He cited ads in a national magazine as evidence of clutter and criticized worldly tactics for church growth.
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A.W Grove
Brooklyn
Connecticut Universalist Convention
Yavisionary Society
First Universalist
Fairfield Avenue
Rev. Grove
FL Dush
Geome
Tven
Billy
Nla
Saturday Evening Post
Germany Forced to Let Rhineland and Ruhr Regions Go
Berlin reports that after November 25 Germany cannot support unemployment relief in the Rhineland and Ruhr, effectively ceding these regions to their own devices. Officials say future depends on France and Belgium talks, with economic autonomy debated as a near-term solution.
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Germany
Rhineland
Ruhr
Berlin
Associated Press
Germany Renounces Treaty and Bavarian Student Uprising
Nov 14 reports Berlin says Germany will repudiates the Treaty of Versailles and its reparations clause while French and Belgian Ruhr occupation continues. Munich describes rebellion centers shifting to 29,000 Bavaria technical students and university community ready to march unarmed. thousands more urged to join amid government worry over potential clashes and orders to fire if needed.
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London
Munich
Associated Press
Bavaria
Lous
Uma
Ang
Woman Distilled Whiskey Used as Legal Tender in Bridgeport
A Bridgeport raid uncovered home distilling and liquor stores used as barter. Police seized 46 gallons of whiskey, three stills, and coloring extracts in one Charlotte Street house, while a mother of four, Mrs. Mary Zerondek, admitted the still in her apartment. Neighbors testified to others involved, including Zulcheck and a tenant with 16 gallons of whiskey, as authorities prepare to pursue charges.
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Bridgeport
Butehstres
Mary Zerondek
Zerondek
Chlldren
Elix Zulcheck
Charlotte Erect House
Charlotte Street
John Botina
Baron Krupp and Directors Freed
Baron Krupp Von Bohren and his fellow Krupp directors were granted temporary release on parole. German officials said the prison days are over after prior long sentences were commuted or postponed, with the group previously condemned on a technical parole, now freed.
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Duesseldorf
Baron Krupp von Bonhien
Krupp
Dageril Ng Lt
Pan- John Sat
Baron Krupp von Bohren
Fairfield Child Drowns At Quarry Pond In Fairfield
A 12 year old, Frank Kopecko, attempted to swim at Holland Heights School grounds in Fairfield during noon recess. He slid from an exposed bank beside railroad tracks near the Bullard factory and fell into the quarry pond, sinking in cold water before rescue attempts could reach him, with the incident continuing on page ten.
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Holland Heights
Fairfield
Frank Kopecco
Fisk
Tairfield
Kopecso
Bullard
Te Kopecse
Women Voters Debate Jury Service and Peace League
In Waterbury Connecticut a state convention of the Women’s League of Veterans holds a meeting at Wilby High School where former Supreme Court Justice John H. Clark urges nations to join a league of peace. Speakers include Mary Cook and Arthur Kuhn advocating World Court membership and enforcement of international law. A banquet preceded the event at Felten hotel.
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Waterbury
Supreme Court
John H. Clark
Mary Cook
Smith College
Helen Frayer
Rowland
Arthur K. Kuhn
America
World Court
Felten
Local News Roundup with mixed notices and finance
Community Chest workers address issues as city debates spending. Various local items span crime, police recoveries, public notices, and civic events. Notable names include Merritt, Osborn, Shelton, and Easton Grange, with reports from Westport, Milford, and Bridgeport. Foreign affairs, commerce, and local elections occupy the page alongside school and police notes.
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Logal Community Chest
Republicana
Hen Glerk
Rlig Gommisaon
Tulad
Verica
Ole Gouge
Hirenien
Auarry
Dedlery
Pauther Anu Son & Quet
Bridgeport
Christian Union
Tate and Gounty
Eh Golbagua
Osborn
Ghiat
Heath
Dereputox
Lupgue
Witserbury
Sheston
Shelton
Nichols Road
Merritt
Long Hill
Plainfeld Church
Newtown Grange
Milford
Westport
Fairfield County
Easton Grange
Consolidated Gas
Uston
Wheatecares
Vance
A R A in Russia defeats famine and disease
A Bridgeport man recalls the American Relief Administration completing its relief mission in Russia. He describes how the A R A closed its books in Ukraine and White Russia where hunger and disease plagued the land, noting the transformation achieved. The Bridgeport Sunday Post features a full page of never before printed pictures.
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American Relief Administration
Russia
Bridgeport
Ukraine
Bridgeport Sunday Post
Arrests in Fairfield County Liquor Raids Target 15 Venues
State Police directed by Sergeants Virelli and Gorgas raided 15 allegedly dry-law venues across Norwalk South Norwalk East Norwalk and Westport. Fifteen suspects were arrested with bonds set at 50 dollars each as liquor machines were seized and owners cited. Notable sites included Bellevue and Miramar Inns where liquor was confiscated. proprietors Julius and Dominick Vetromille were absent and expected to be arrested later.
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Fairfield County
Frank Vilerlil
Ditford — Gorgas
Norwalk
South Norwalk
East Norwalk
Westport
Reate
Inna
Bellevue
Miramar
Julius
Dominick Vetromlle
Owl Line
Rooney's Club i
Charien Cavanaugh
Thoma Kelly
Connecticut Avenue
William Smith
William Barge
Patrick O'Neil
Joseph Magiclanno
Ature
Boulon Street
Wiliam N
South Mahr Street
Soule Norwalk
Hera
Leonard Johnson
Rooney's Club
Washington Stept
Storge L'tyni
Missing Doctor Visits Bridgeport
Bridgeport seen Tuesday night with Dr. George D. Neeling and Dr. M. B. Bursian. The status of Dr. Donald Bruart remains unclear as investigations continue into the diploma mill exposure. Dr. Neeling rented a home of Dr. James E. B. Hall, while Dr. Hair was in Vermont. Dr. Hair plans to return to Philadelphia soon.
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Donald Bruart
Broadbrook
Bridgeport
George D. Neeling
M. B. Bursian
Neeling
James EB. Hall
Eclectic
Dr. Hair
Vermont
Philadelphia
Pao
Galr
Hair
Quilnes cases of quackery to be investigated
State's Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn of Hartford county says a five case outline precedes a grand jury probe into a nationwide fake doctors conspiracy. Indictments for manslaughter bribery penalty and conspiracy against doctors and medical officials are expected as the investigation opens in the County Building at Hartford. A hospital patient died after an attempted finger amputation by a doctor who had moved in. A neighborhood doctor performed a failed pediatric operation leading to critical injury and death. The article continues on page 2.
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Hugh M. Alcorn
Hartford County
Charles A. Templeton
Alsain Readinasa
Hartrarn
Stait
Alcort
Ea Tel6rooaa
Thanksgiving Turkeys To Sell At Eighty Cents A Pound
Local wholesalers and marketmen report turkeys at about 80 cents a pound for the best Northern birds with prices likely to fluctuate until Thanksgiving. Delicacies like celery and cranberries arrive in quantity as demand builds in about a week, while Vermont and New York birds appear scarce and lean. Market wisdom suggests buying carefully as smaller birds waste more proportionally, making a ten pound turkey economical for a family of five.
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New England
Vermont
New York State
Delaware
Medical Standards and Reciprocity Across States
Dr Osborn notes Connecticut accepts reciprocity but stresses low medical standards in other states. He argues reforms are needed to raise care quality nationwide and urges policymakers to adopt uniform guidelines.
Connecticut dumping ground for low grade medical colleges
Hartford reports that Connecticut is a dumping ground for low grade medical colleges according to Dr. Stanley Osborn state health commissioner. Records show over half of Class C graduates in 1922 came from Connecticut, while only seven of 51 medical colleges are Class C. The report cites Arkansas and Connecticut as the only states upholding strict reciprocity in medical licensure.
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Hartford
Connecticut
Stanley
Aos Osborn
State Departent of Health
Stata
Osborn
U. x
Connes
Connects
Arkansas
Owe
State Department of Health
Kamegas City
Ansonia may lose state evening school aid over attendance
Ansonia faces possible withdrawal of state funds for evening schools as pupil attendance drops. The Local Board of Education and Superintendent Harrington must decide whether to staff teachers for 25 weeks or surrender the appropriation. The issue centers on maintaining required classes despite low interest.
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Ansonia
Ano
Board of Education
Schogg E. Harrington
State Board of Education
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