Women Plan Connecticut State League Conference
A conference of all Connecticut women’s organizations will form a state level League of Women Voters under the New England region led by Miss Katherine Ludington. The group backs the Sheppard-Towner bill for child and maternity care and the Smith-Towner federal education bill, plus independent citizenship for immigrant women. The Connecticut delegation joined the New England regional conference in Boston, and a formation committee will include Y M C A, Consumers’ League, Children’s Welfare, and Business Women groups.
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Connecticut
National League of Women Voters
Hartford
New England
Katherine Ludington
Smith-Towner
America
League
Boston
Miss Ludington
Y. W. CG. A. Consumers’ League
Children's Welfar Association
Business Women’s Clubs
League of Republican Women to Convene November 30
A call from Mrs. Joseph W. Alsop of Avon announces the Connecticut League of Republican Women meeting at Hotel Taft in New Haven on November 30 at 10 30 a m Speakers include Mrs Douglas Robinson sister of the late Colonel Roosevelt and Governor elect Lake The note also states the United States now owns 24 percent of the world’s tonnage excluding Great Lakes ships up from 4 7 percent six years ago.
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New Haven
Connecticut League of Republican Women
Taft
Joseph W. Alsop
Avon
League
Douglas Robinson
Roosevelt
Lake
Great Lakes
United States
Thanksgiving Homecomings Highlight Local Students
Peekskill Military academy students Rollin Clark and Elwood Staniey plan Thanksgiving at home. Miss Betty Leeds from Simsbury and Miss Julia Wheeler from Saratoga will also return, along with several others from Lincoln Long Island, Northampton and Was say colleges. Local dances and social events are noted, including a Black Rock Country club dance and a Bridgeport banking group gathering.
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Rollin Clark
Elwood Staniey
Peekskill Military Academy
Betty Leeds
Miss Walker
Simsbury
Norman Leeds
Julia Wheeler
D. Farechild Wheeler
Art
Saratoga
Black Rock
Holy Name and St Augustine Parish Whist Dance Plans
Members of the Holy Name and Children of Mary Societies of St Augustine's parish will hold a whist and dance at the school hall on Wednesday evening. The general committee includes Joseph Falvey David Lynch Josep Coughlin Mr O'Reilly Gilbert Fayette Joseph Mc Cullough John Kennedy Joseph Rooney Dr. McCarthy Robert Duni tan Bernard Coyne Henry Stone Leroy Rice Harry Cotter Robert Foley Francis Foley Herbert Hayes Thor Pond Harvey Pond Willam Corrigan Leo Redgate Leroy Tip Harold Youd Gordon Monahan. Whist committee captains are Mrs Harald Youd Mrs M J O'Reilly Mrs John Murren Mrs Iain Judge Mrs P D Hayes Mra John Cruth ers Mrs Henry Walsh Mrs Bradford and Mrs Ryan. Committee in charge of dancing are Miss Irene and Miss Margaret Carroll Miss Anna Lee Miss May Kelly Miss Catherine Lennon Miss Veronica and Miss Elizabeth Cough lin Lucy McElroy Miss Elizabeth Gavan Miss Helen Coyne Miss Esther and Miss Alice McKenne Miss Jane Malien Miss Agatha Sullivan Miss Loretta Lynch Misa Teresa Byes Miss Alma Rice Miss Catherine McDonough Miss Margarita
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St. Augustine’s
Joseph Falvey
David Lynch
Josep Coughlin
Mr. O'Reilly
Gilbert Fayette
Joseph McCullough
John Kennedy
Joseph Rooney
Dr. McCarthy
Robert Dunitan
Bernard Coyne
Henry Stone
Leroy Rice
Harry Cotter
Robert Foley
Francis Foley
Herbert Hayes
Thor Pond
Harvey Pond
Willam Corrigan
Leo Redgate
Leroy Tip
Harold Youd
Gordon Monahan
Harald Youd
M. J. O'Reilly
John Murren
Iain Judge
P. D. Hayes
John Cruthers
Henry Walsh
Bradford
Ryan
Irene
Margaret Carroll
Anna Lee
May Kelly
Catherine Lennon
Veronica
Elizabeth Coughlin
Lucy McElroy
Elizabeth Gavan
Helen Coyne
Esther
Alice McKenne
Jane Malien
Agatha Sullivan
Loretta Lynch
Misa ‘Teresa Byes
Alma Rice
Catherine McDonough
Margarita
Audubon Society Maintains Sanctuary Work in Connecticut
The Connecticut State Audubon Society continues its program at Bridecraft Sanctuary Fairfield to educate youth and protect wild birds. The museum and native habitat display expand with small animals and butterflies. songbirds stay year round with food, shelter and windbreaks. National and state groups push laws to protect the bald eagle of Northwest and Alaska, with a price offered for each killed.
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Connecticut
Bridecraft
Fairfield
Pal
Northwest
Alaska
Business Women Hear Education Plea For Teachers
Bridgeport business and professional women hear Miss Carvlyn Merchant urge dignified teacher status and higher pay. She cites tenure reform, state aid, and retirement changes while detailing rural housing issues affecting education and calling for stronger standards to benefit children.
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Connecticut State Teaches' Association
Carvlyn Merchant
Bridgeport Business and Professional Women's Club
Miss Merchant
Tomor Strong
Gil
Iphasis
National Federation of Business and Professional Women
Helen Halen
Irwin KP. Dodge
Musétta
Walla
Food Hut Plans Community Recreational Program
The Food Hut expands to a rear Hall venue at 713 Main street for a neighborhood recreation center. Mrs. Howard Simpson chairs the committee moving operations from City Hall to Gulf Club, with Miss Velis Shey and Miss Charlotte Lieberant directing girls and physical activities. The center aims to teach postwar life skills through games and plays, serving mothers, fathers, and new residents as it opens for Christmas celebrations.
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Bridgepot
Genend
City Hall Green
Howard Simpson
Gulf’ Club
Cathers
Hall Home Settlement House
Main Street
Simpson
Onmeis
Wvelys Shey
Charlotte Lieberant
Chub
Wnda
Leepeatum Hall
Turks Seek New Grecian Treaty
In Constantinople on November 20 the Turkish government pressed Allies for a Sevres revision and abolition of Allied control commissions, seeking non interference in Turkish affairs. The move follows Venizelos defeat in Greece. Separately, Miss Frawley and William Buckley wed in New Haven with a ceremony at St John’s. The couple plan a two week honeymoon and will reside in the city.
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Venizelos
St. John’s Church
New Haven
Constantinople
Associated Press
Greece
Sevres
Stamhoul
William
Buckley
Board of Apportionment
Biss
Gertrude Frayiey
Elmwood Avenue
St. John’s Camich
New Haver
John G Doyle
New
A Frawley
Dearted Ag Iridesmiaid
S Nckley Wasite Srooms
St. John’s Reetors
Anthracite Pump Men Win Eight Hour Day
Nav side pumpmen at the anthracite mines won an eight hour day with the same pay reduced by 20 cents from the twelve hour rate under the conciliation board. Engineers sought eight hours without wage cuts but their case was delayed for more information. Mine workers’ representatives head to Washington to meet with Secretary Wilson on Wednesday.
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Philadel Pimta
Nee
Enme
Washington
Laber Wilson
Grain and metal markets show mixed movement in Chicago and New York
Grain prices fell as buying paralysis pressured corn and wheat with declines near 1 to 2 cents a bushel while oats slipped, and December and March futures edged down. Copper stayed nominal with spot near 14.25 to 14.75, tin held around 86 to 3650, lead eased to 5.76 to 6.50, and zinc remained quiet amid New York and Chicago market activity.
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Chicago
York
East St. Loui
Athletic association basketball practice resumes at Presbyterian Hall
The Athletic Association of the YWCA holds regular Wednesday night basketball practice at the Presbyterian Hall.
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the Athletic Association of the
W. C. AY
Presbyterian Lial
Thanksgiving Preparations and Family Shopping Notes
The letter details Thanksgiving prep from Miami including fruit baskets, cookies, and log delivery for the fireplace. It notes shopping at RT Whitng's for baskets, X Buckingham and Co furniture for wood baskets, and Vogue Lace Shop for a green duvetyne dress. It mentions gold silverware trends at G W Fairchild and Sons, a Nicholson wave at 215 Liberty Building, and a film at the Empire with Mary Pickford’s Sudden.
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RT Whitng’s
Japan
Mexico
Marburg
Toxay
Malaga
Vogue Iace
Stratfield
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