Doctors Counsel Champions Precedent In License Case
Attorney John B. Dillon argues in Superior Court that the Eclectic Medical Examining Board acted unconstitutionally by denying hearings before license suspensions. He seeks a fresh hearing, while the Attorney General notes the licenses were invalid from the start. Judge Christopher Avery will issue the final ruling in this phase of the case.
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John B. Dillon
Superior Court
Christopher Avery Ases
Eclect
Esteetic Medical Naming Board
Dillon
Dmelectic Medical Examining Board
Graud
Genereal
Frank Enly
Eclectic Examining Board
Aheving
Ave
Two bank clerks jailed for theft of $150000
Dolan former Niagara County Savings Bank secretary pleaded guilty to grand larceny and got a sentence of two and a half to five years at Auburn Prison. McCormack former bank teller pleaded guilty and drew six months at Monroe County Penitentiary. Defalcations tied to account entries totaled about $150,900 for Dolan and around $5,000 for McCormack.
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Lockport
John P. Dolan
Niagara County Savings Bank
Niagara Falls
Supreme Court
Pierce
Auburn
Neil J. McCormack
Monroe County
Dolan
McCormack
Navy to Use Washington Hull in Target Practice
Washington treaty status prompts use of the former battleship Washington hull for target practice. Secretary Wil ar states an appeal does not stay the case and the court dismisses the petition as lacking equity and jurisdiction.
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NAVY
Washington
Piang
Wilar
William BR. Shearer
New York
Justice Hitz
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Laying of Cornerstone for St John Greek Catholic School
Architect William Schmidt unveils plans for a new parochial school and parish clubhouse on Pembroke street for St. John the Baptist Greek Catholic Church. A Sunday ceremony features Bishop Takach, a parade, and a formal cornerstone lay ing with copies of The Post and The Telegram. About five thousand spectators expected. parade includes Coast Artillery and Marine bands. officials speaking include Mayor Behrens and E Everett Cortright.
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William Schmidt
St. John the Baptist Greek Catholic
Pembroke Street
St. John Thy Baptist Greek Catholic Church
Fig Mew
Arctic
Baalli Takach
Takach
Takawh
F. William Behrens
Wil
Fverett Cortright Hey
Orestes P. Cornock
George Ferclo
Whealer and Wilson, Coast Artillery and Marine Bandg
Hallett
Jane l East Main
Harnum Avenue
Beach
Washington Avenue
William
Crescent
Congress
Main
Wall
Air Mail Exclusive Marking Approved by Post Office
The Post Office Department approved a three quarter inch red white and pine stripe as a distinctive air mail marking. The government will not supply envelopes but air mail users may print envelopes with the stripe.
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Washington
Nov
Post Office Department
Air Mall
Son DangelS suit against his father canceled
New Haven Nov. 14 Gerald Walden filed a suit for 50 000 against his father Rudolph Walden alleging alienation of his wife affections. The suit was announced canceled today and the same differences are said to have been reconciled.
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New Haven
Gerald Walden
Rudolph W. Walden
Births and marriages listed in vital statistics
Births: Bon Rhae and Alice Space at 33 Cornwall Street on November 11. Bon Daniel and Nan Clark at Lee Massa on November 14. Datchter Howard and Helen Hennessey at 10009 Church Street on November 8. Aughter Eynest and Pearl French at 99 Putnam Street on November 12. Daughter Michael and Rassie Bulay at 94 Prince Street on November A Bon Walter and Mary Garrity at 94 Hangon Street on November Daughter Tokn and Gladys A Barath at 644 Dewey Street on November 8. Son George and Hedwig Raab at 305 Broad Street on November 7. Daughter Michael and Matle Banard at 172 Princeton Street on November 6. Son John and Elizabeth Dea Matten at 1286 Howard Avenue on November Daughter Walter and Retho Behn at 288 Birmingham Street on November 5. Marriages: George William Molden, 31, of 125 in Street, and Alice Blaisfield, 28, of Harral Avenue. Ethel Hein, 27, of 1452 Read SLE.
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Bon Rhae
Alice Space
Cornwall Street
Bon Daniel
Nan Clark
Lee Massa
Datchter
Howard
Helen Hennessey
Church Street
Aughter
Eynest
Pearl French
Putnam Street
Michael
Rassie Bulay
Prince Street
Bon
Walter
Mary Garrity
Hangon Street
Tokn
Gladys A Barath
Dewey Street
George and
Hedwig Raab
Broad Street
Matle Banard
Princeton Strveet
John and
Elizabeth Dea Matten
Howard Avenue
Walter and
Retho Behn
Birmingham Street
George William Molden
Alice Blaiisfield
Harral Avenue
Newhauer Avenue
Ethel Hein
Women Attend Hat Making Demonstration in Redding
Twenty four women attended a Wednesday afternoon hat making demonstration at the home of Mrs. Sanford Osborne in Redding. The event was led by Mrs. Cc W. Seller of Bridgeport and included a buffet luncheon.
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Redding
Sanford Osborne
Cc. W. Seller
Bridgeport
W. Wixon
A. Williams
Hobby
Henry el
Hergeulst
Moo
Isabelle McDonald George Sanford
Helen Barker
Tath Panton
Elton
Holte Sanford
June Archer
BR. Chamberlain
FP. R. Bradley
Eleanor Sanford
Underwood
Airs. Sanford
Osborne
Michel
Inhols
Anadel
Gli Priendly Society
Cnn
Monnectic
Bnainosa
Regublaran
Charlies W. Wiron
Tradding
Bria
Nieos
Pauling Parcee
Claire
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