New England Best Place for Quality Goods and Growth
Springfield Mass Nov. 17 Col Frederick H Payne president of the Associated Industries of Massachusetts urged New England manufacturers to raise selling effort and analyze sales costs. He stressed uniform cost accounting, broader advertising, educated pricing, and a focus on quality to compete nationally and keep investment in New England rather than moving to the Connecticut Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
New England
Frederick H. Payne
Associated Industries of Massachusetts
Greenfield Tape and Die Corporation
Massachusetts
Payne
Maany
Manu
Connecticut Valley
J .Payne
United States
Greater New Haven populates 240270 in city directory
The 4th volume city directory issued today estimates Greater New Haven population at 240 270 within about 50 square miles including New Haven West Haven and part of Hamden. It lists 52 016 heads of families and 7 091 business places. The Smiths head the list with 750 members, the largest family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Associated Press
Greater
West Haven
Hamden
Taxation Experts Call for Nonpartisan Study of Wealth Burdens
Gaylord C. Cummin of Concord urges Massachusetts delegates to a New England conference to study government expenditures and reform tax machinery. He argues current patchwork methods and unequal valuations burden real estate and tangent personal property, urging a multi-year, comprehensive analysis of government costs and practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Gaylord C. Cummin
Concord
Massachusetts
New England
Drummin
Commonwealth
Civil Service
Unclaimed Letters at Post Office
Forty four letters from foreign countries await claim at the general delivery windows. They will be kept for two weeks for recipients to fetch at the post office. Names include Maria Alves Yan Angelaris Elisabeth Belknap Mildred Bodine Taji Batu Adam Ceponis Luigg Cronel Puan Crevatas Henry Cole Fritz Dittman John Domonkos Yanina Do kiencka Annie Farrell J Forti Thomas Fabean George Flivka J D Fraser Herra Gross Stefan Gavel D Hagopian Eisnor Ivensson Anns Johnsen Willem Elevver Michael Koch Anna Kindely Adelard Lacour alere Misa Mary F McIntyre W Ma lactezuk Joseph Noge Frank Nemetz Stavros Papadopoulos Michal Pisa creta Mrs J Hanford Pulmb W Biv tisarian L Steinaziee Wasyl Baarbatink John Scott M Carlo Tinfena P Tiavi Marya Wolarich Rudolf Wolfnwots Miss Florence Williams Mrs Arthur Willing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Alves
Yan Angelaris
Elisabeth Belknap
Mildred Bodine
Taji Batu
Adam Ceponis
Luigg Cronel
Puan Crevatas
Henry Cole
Fritz Dittman
John Domonkos
Yanina
Dokiencka
Annie Farrell
J. Forti
Thomas Fabean
George Flivka
J. D. Fraser
Herra Gross
Stefan Gavel
D. Hagopian
Eisnor Ivensson
Anns Johnsen
Willem Elevver
Michael Koch
Anna Kindely
Adelard Lacouralere
Misa Mary F. McIntyre
W. Malactezuk
Joseph Noge
Frank Nemetz
Stavros
Masterman Dies in London Propaganda Leader obituary
The Rt. Hon. Charles Frederick Gurney Masterman, former Liberal minister and prominent journalist, died in a London nursing home. Born in 1874, he entered Parliament in 1903 and held posts including under-secretary of state for the Home Office, financial secretary to the treasury, and chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster. He led the Wellington House propaganda department during World War I and later noted that British war propaganda was truthful. His power waned in recent years and he lost the 1924 election. He authored many works on the British empire and World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indon
Associated Press
Charles Frederick Gurney Masterman
London
Charles Masterman
England
Home Department
The
Treasury
Duchy of Lancaster
Wellington House
Bishop Nilan Announces Transfers of Priests
Hartford Nov 17 Bishop John J Nilan of the Hartford diocese announces clerical transfers Rev Francia M Murray from St Pauls West Haven to St Johns New Haven as pastor and Rev Michael P Barry from Church of the Immaculate Conception New Wartford to St Pauls West Haven as pastor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Associated Presa
John J. Nilan
Diocese of
Francia M. Murray
St Paul's Church
West Haven
St. John’s Church
New Haven
Michael P. Barry
Church of the Immaculate Conception
New Wartford
St. Paul's Church
Attorney urges tax cuts to save New England industry
Springfield reports Alexander Whitesides of Boston warns Massachusetts municipal spending is excessive and that lower taxes are essential to save New England industry. He calls for a coordinated educational campaign to reduce expenses, arguing the tax burden falls unevenly on real estate and business while outside competition pressures costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Massachusetts
Alexander Whitesids
Boston
Warren, Garfield
Basificas
Commonwealth
German firm to produce synthetic rubber and benzine
Frankfurt on the Main Nov 17 The Farbenindustrie German chemical and dye syndicate says commercial production of synthetic benzine and rubber is in sight Pending a December 10 executive board meeting provisions for plant extensions at Oppa and Leon and financing will be decided The syndicate plans to place synthetic engines on the market early next year and expand facilities for synthetic rubber in the near future
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt-On-The-Main
Germany
Associated Press
Farbenindustrie
German Chemical and Dye Syndicate
Oppa
Leon
Tablet marks crypt of John Quincy Adams
In Quincy Massachusetts on November 17 a tablet was placed in the crypt of the Church of the Presidents marking John Quincy Adams. The inscription lists his roles from diplomat and senator to secretary of state and sixth president, noting his 1767 to 1848 dates. The tablet was presented by Abigail Phillips chapter Daughters of the American Revolution and accepted by Rev Fred Alban Weil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Mass
Associated Press
United States
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
Adams
Abigail Phillips
Daughters of the American Revolution
England
James L. Kerr
Fred Alban Weil
Four Rebels Killed in Nicaragua Skirmish
Managua report says a Tuesday skirmish near Telpeneca left four outlaws dead and several wounded. Marines and Nicaraguan National Guard, led by Fr. bureio Lanco, drove the outlaws away with no Marine or Guard casualties. Earlier, a patrol from Ocotal neared outlaw HQ, eight outlaws fled after a dog barked, and several were captured wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
Associaten
Telpeneca
National Guard
Bureio Lanco
Ocotal
Prisoner Denies Safe Robberies in Washington Trial
George Wilcox of New Bedford testifies he did not take part in the August safe choking robberies. He and co-defendants Edward Tate and Francia Riosa face closing arguments as police allege coercion. Wilcox and his wife Letitia accuse police of forcing confessions. she recalls a 1922 New Bedford arrest under her maiden name Mise Letitia LaRochelle. She describes traveling from Chicago to Washington for the trial to appear in Hit The Deck. Lawmen expect the case to go to the jury today or tomorrow. In Stanford Navy news, Morris Moriarty Harvey Beard and Robert Whaley were arrested for a car theft in Norwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
George Wilcox
New Bedford
Mass
Edward F. Tate
Francia A. Riosa
Wilcox
Letitia Wilcox
Colling
Mise Letitia LaRochelle
Chicago
Stanford
Navy
Morris Moriarty
Harvey Beard
Norwich
Robert Whaley
New London
Remarkable ALL-BRAN Story From Mr Hoffner’s Letter
Mr Hoffner of Williamstown New Jersey praises Kellogg's ALL-BRAN for relieving long standing constipation and boosting health. He notes being 63 yet feeling 20 and claims no more pills. The testimonial warns constipation as a thief of health and lists pimples headaches and sallow skin as signs, urging relief with ALL-BRAN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hoffner
J. H. Hormney
Williamstown
N. J
Also Mentioned on This Page
Speaker
Greater New Haven
New England Council
Masterman
Nilan
Kellogg
Battle Creek
All-Bran
Opaline
PAIGE
OSR
Paige Brougham
Jewett
Fowett Krougham
Jewett Brougham
Jewett Broughan
Brougham — & Uyu
Essex
MOON
O. K
Trip Eouth
Paige Connecticut Corp
Fairfield Avenue
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!