New England Industry Urges New Haven Rail Credit Boost
Dietz of Brass Company and J StorrewStorrow of New England rail groups call for stronger railroad credit and capital to support Connecticut industry. At a Manufacturers Association luncheon in New Haven, Storrow warns New England’s prosperity hinges on sound transport and a thriving New Haven Road with high freight and passenger traffic.
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Str
New Haven
New Haven Road
Joldmen J. Storrew
Warrman
New England
New York Central
New
Working Men Pay Pledges Wealthy Neglecting Them
Danbury news reports that many pledged donors to the Danbury hospital fund, including prominent manufacturers and business men, have not paid. Unpaid pledges total about 6,000 dollars, roughly a quarter of the needed sum for the hospitalʼs new building, forcing the association to borrow 34,000 dollars to complete the last payment and shelving plans for a new curative wing due to shortfall.
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Danbury
Tn Diguize
Dp 44
Community Chest Drive Sees Major Individual Gifts Reported
At a luncheon Colonel George H Woods reported 284204 raised from individuals and the day’s total reaching 40383 with 12178 from business groups. The grand total to date stands at 242009 with 69 percent of the 8500 goal achieved. listed large gifts include United Luminating, Ives Mfg, Bridgeport Savings Bank, Remington Arms, Siemon Co and Yale professor William Lyon Trepls among others.
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George H. Woods
Tgtal
Individuers
Aarpalsning
Woods
United Luminating Company
Ives Mfg. Company
Bridgeport Savings Bank
Acma
Shear Company
Remington Arms Company
R. W. McNeil
Tarra Terminel
Siemon Company
Rotary Club
W C. Hawley
W. M. Morris
W. Heanell
O. Teing
Dorsura d. Rahmin
Pred Aghman
Ctl Armstrong
Connectsicut Birelria & Mes. Company
A.M. Trumbull
Huber Ice Cream Company
Henry Bledgety
Lilian ‘T. Spooner
Flash
Grane Co
William Lyon Trelps
Yale
New Haven
Community Chest Fund
Mra
Stanley Ho Bullard
WB. Spencer
Hospitals Open Doors To Bridgeport Workers
An invitation from Bridgeport Hospital invites factory workers to tour and learn hospital methods. W Stewart Clark of the Community Chest Industrial Division relays hospital policy to counter claims that patients must pay or be refused admission. Hospital records show 148 patients, with 32 paying regular rates, 13 cared for at city expense, and 34 assisted by means tests.
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Bridgeport Hospital
Bridgeport
W. Stewart Chirk
Sumner Simpson
Bridgefort Hospital
Sumber
Spital
St. Vinccent ‘S Hospital
Ridgeport
W. Syewart
Community Chest
Doctor Accused Of Making Drug Addict In Philadelphia Case
A former patient sues physician Dr. Royer for damages of 100000 alleging addiction caused by drug prescription. The case, filed today in Common Pleas, names Dr. J Clinton Eo as physician and mentions Dr. Rover under indictment with $1000 bail. The complaint accuses medical practice and possession of controversial substances.
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Philadelphia
J Clinton Eo
Court of Common Plans
Royer
Rover
Ares
Verest
Sertéing
Gony Wundgren
Fraudulent diploma scam shocks hospitals and schools
The report details a broad fraud scheme involving 40 doctors led by Professor Sadie who allegedly obtained fraudulent high school diplomas from Piploma Mill founder Sutcliffe. Investigations expand to chiropractors and other physicians. Arrests and probes are ongoing, with local officials promising action as hospitals pledge inclusive patient care and utility workers cope with service restorations after fires. The piece also notes political talks, tax discussions, and international concerns, all amid a tense public safety and finance panorama.
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Piploma Mill
Christan
Katrigid
Burstag
Reidgenort
New Canino
Sadie
Sutcliffe
W. Stewart Clark
Cabtox
Odas
New Haven
Xuifer
Jamona
New Laven
Norwark
Milford Janes
Warner
Danbury
Danby
Westport
Wakeman
Fairfiuld
Kong U Churen
Woodrow
Wilson
United Dnmehtecs
Dreams of Son Hears of Death
Syracuse item reports Mrs Rodney Burlingaine of 164 Hichmand Avenue received a telegram announcing her son Everett Burlingame died at St Lawrence State Hospital following an accident with a schoolmate. Everett, 17, had been a patient and dreamt of his mother at his bedside before the fatal injuries.
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Syracuse
Everett
Rodney Burlingeine
Hichmand Avenue
St. Lawrence State Hospital
Everett Burlingame
Pia
Interruption on Bridgeport Telephone Cables Ends
A fire damaged six major telephone cables at the Southern New England Telephone Company vault in Bridgeport. By morning service was restored on local lines and 200 toll lines, as crews set repairs and Inspected 116000 individual wires to locate the central circuit and begin restoration.
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Bridgeport
New England
Bridgaport
Sistent
Ifre
Coolidge Appeals 10 in Behalf of Jailed Controller
A New York business group urged the White House to intervene on behalf of Charles L. Craig, the New York City controller jailed for sixty days. The plea argued that a harsher sentence would hinder the central jail office’s work and harm New York’s interests. White House officials indicated the matter lies with the Department of Justice.
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Coolidge
Incava
New York City
Rew
Tom Tunning
Sesson
New Jersey
Irving Micher
Germany
Hussian Prince
Rasputin
Berengaria
New York
Washmington
Iteday
Doyle
Roy
Goolidgn
Charles L. Graig
Muser
Doyse
White House
Somers Denies Resignation Request Amid Civic Controversy
Somers denies being asked to resign after his position as head of a municipal garage was questioned over a car issue. He says he resigned to pursue a more attractive private role, noting timing with a new Republican administration and suggesting the garage incident spurred the move. Frederick Williams, a garage employee, is also reported to have been removed.
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Somers
Somere
Don Municipalpata
Camber J
Joseph Nelsner
Inteles
Frederick Williams
No Confidence in Stresemann Held by Two Parties
Berlin dispatch reports Stresemann defending his administration in a two hour Reichstag speech. Support from middle parties remains uncertain as nationalists threaten a no confidence motion, with Socialists planning a rally to address the issue tomorrow.
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Stresemann
Berlin
Associated Press
Ketchstag
Ious
Mayor to Discuss Trade School With Engineers Group
Mayor Willan Behrens said he will meet tomorrow with an Engineers committee led by Harry E. Harrig to discuss the citys trade school issue. The group has opposed allocating major space in the proposed high school for vocational training and favors a separate trade school with cooperative ties to Corlughs students. The meeting precedes his annual message to the Common Council set for December 2. An Engineers Club banquet is scheduled for Thursday evening, December 15, at the Stratfield hotel.
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Willan Behrens
Harry E. Harrig
Common Council
Hlaa
Engineers’ Club
Angle
Stratfeld
Wt & Jant
Meraurible
Vanauer
T Engineers Club
Norwalk Child 18 Dead After Auto Collision
Norwalk reports an 18 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nickerson died in Norwalk hospital following being struck by a car Tuesday. Heath cause listed as skull fracture. Driver William Franklin Robinson released on $1,000 to answer a technical charge of manslaughter. Coroner John J. Phelan to conduct an inquest in Bridgeport.
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Norwalke
Oris
Airs
Flurry Nickerson
Norwalk
Heath
William Franklin Robinson
Toni
John J. Phelan
Bridgeport
Hanurduz
Indispensable Jallys Radio Map for Brittanios Knowledge
The Bridgeport Post promotes a new reference on radio mapping, claiming it lists all facts, stations, call signs, and significant details of the evolving science, presenting it as essential reading for all readers.
Sachs Tells How He Was Dragged into Net of Diploma Mill
Hartford dispatch profiles Professor William P. Sachs a former Missouri state examiner and clergyman who admits to being drawn into the nationwide diploma mill scheme. The piece portrays him as a repentant victim awaiting grand jury action, describing his guilt and sorrow as he confronts allegations tied to the quack medical ring.
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Sachs
Crooks
Yelegran
Hartford
William P. Sachs
Public Schools of
Missouri
Connecticut
Con
Einickan
Chiropractors Drawn Into Connecticut Fraud Probe
Haiveport November 22 news notes grand jury sessions reveal suspicion that chiropractors practicing in the state obtained licenses through questionable credentials. The investigation may extend to other medical fields and include eclectic practitioners, with potential actions against several listed names.
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Haivepord
Connecticut
Grand Jury
Uccinser
Santa Claus on way to Dawson with holiday mail
Santa Claus travels from the north pole to Dawson as a heavy Christmas mail batch heads to continental Europe and other points, with another shipment slated to depart next week.
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Santa Claus
Dawson, Y. V
Santa Clius
North Pole
Dawson
Arrest Expected Moment for Sutcliffe During Connecticut Probe
Harp Rod Nov 22 report notes Dr George Sutcliffe sought by authorities in connection with a grand jury probe into alleged diploma mill operations in Connecticut. M Th Dodds of Albany served a subpoena to appear Monday. detectives close to tracing the missing doctor who reportedly visited Dodds recently. County Detective Edward J Hickey is en route from Albany to assist.
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Harp Rod
George Sutcllte
Lig
Connecticut
M. Th. Dodds
Albany
Edward 7
Hickey
Sul- Lelitte
Man Confesses to Issuing Fake Certificates Wholesale
A man admits to circulating fake professional certificates to a broad network. He also implicates Dr. BM Burstang, Bridgeport officials, and six other doctors in the scheme. Authorities pursue additional charges and review related records to assess scope and impact.
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Burstang
Bridgeport
Connecticut quack probe targets prominent educators
Hartford reports state grand jury will hear testimony from Drs Ralph L. White of New Canaan and James A. Christian of Fairfield about fraudulent high school and college credits used for diploma mills. Professor Sachs named sixty other physicians under investigation as Brundidge and Sugha provide evidence to substantiate prosecutions.
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Sia Heppeter
Hartford
Ralph L. White
New Canaan
Connecticut: State Eclectic Board
Jas. A. Christian
Fairfield
Connecticut: Eclectic ‘Society
Wm. P. Sachs
Public
Missouri
Connecticut
Sachs
Hugh MM. Alcorng
Adcox
Sachs Seid
Dre. White
White
Comatnectiout
State Board of Health
Com Nneticut
Dr. Adcox
Christian
Agcot
Igor Sugha
Kiro
Connecticut Board
Harry T- Brandinges
Grand Jury
Eash
Brundidge
Quacke
E. P. Dunne
Unionville
Gras
George Fi Suttcliffs
Aintoma
J. Th. Cook
Hoodr
Sutcliffe
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