Fullers Enjoying Trip Despite Guard in Paris
Governor Alvan T. Fuller of Massachusetts traveled in Paris with tight French police coverage to deter Sacco and Vanzetti protesters. He and his family shopped in central districts for Christmas gifts and reported no thoughts of the Sacco-Vanzetti case. They plan to stay abroad for a month.
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Healing Salve touted by Washington club trainer
A promoter touts Mike Martin the Washington Ball Club trainer for Healing Salve. He claims the salve cures cuts blisters burns and sunburn overnight and is available at drug stores or by mail order from Mike Martin.
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McLanahan Jr Dies Head of Lime Company
J King McLanahan Jr president of the New England Lime Company died today at his apartment in Pittsfield of heart trouble. He owned Wighland Hall private school in Hollidaysburg Pa, a venture his father also ran. McLanahan headed multiple mining interests.
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Bank Officials To Speak At Banquet
William T. Kniffinge president of the Bank of Rockville Centre Trust company and Dr Hopping rton sociology professor at New York university will be speakers at the American Rank and Trust company banquet Thursday at 6 30. Kniffin will discuss Banking as a Career and Hoppingarten will speak on Personality. Miss Florence Wawrzynska chairs the committee with assistants Miss Wilma L. Bakes Miss Anna Dalamba Louis Ramiall and Waiter 8 Curtis.
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Butler Files Washington Campaign Spending Report
Senator William M Butler of Massachusetts reported 34.60 in campaign expenses with no contributions as he lost his bid for re election. Senator Remi Smoot of Utah reported 2600 in expenditures with no contributions in his successful campaign. In Nevada, Rep V Baker, a Democrat, reported 9015 in spending and 6750 in contributions for his unsuccessful bid.
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Bridgeport Station Changes Call to WICC Next Sunday
Bridgeport radio announces WCWS will become WICC with the last three letters chosen for meaning. The department granted a license for the new station on 285 meters at 500 watts, preserving same power and frequency as WCWS. Lodgeport Broadcasting Station Inc holds the license.
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Milford liquor sellers fined in town court
In Milford yesterday morning Sarah Atteldo of 4 Peck Street was found guilty of violating the prohibition law and fined $209 plus costs. Her jail sentence was suspended and she was placed under a probation officer for six months. Mike Woigklewicz of Ford Treat pleaded guilty to selling liquor and was fined $100.
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Tilson's Campaign Cost Reported at 2266 93
New Haven Nov 15 AP says Congress candidate Joh Q Tilsin filed his expense account to gain reelection through his campaign manager Mayor John R B Tower of Hartford. The total shown is 2266 93 with 138 ft being expenses for the convention that nominated him.
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Radio program listings across multiple stations and times
A dense OCR of daily radio schedules lists programs by city and station, detailing talk shows, concerts, weather reports, lectures, and orchestral broadcasts. It notes numerous named programs, hosts, and performers, with time slots spanning afternoon to late night across New York Chicago Pittsburgh and more.
Connecticut chosen for national Junior Achievement canvass
Hartford November 15 AP Connecticut has been selected by Junior Achievement officials as the first state to be thoroughly canvassed as promotion workers shift to nationalizing the boys and girls movement. State specialist Frank W Barber says Connecticut may include the entire coast region or be the central part, with Middletown as the original headquarters.
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Trinity Grants Thanksgiving Week End Holiday
Trinity College in Hartford for the first time in 103 years grants the Thanksgiving weekend as a holiday. For decades students petitioned faculty for the break, a tradition previously rejected. This year the request was approved, ending the long wait.
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Revolutionary Tensions Reported Across Regions
Fragmentary wires describe Bertone demonstrations of the Calles administration, with federal troops in some areas opposing revolutionists. Multiple sections relay the unsettled situation as events unfold during the upheaval.
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