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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1926

Page

10

Woods Elected Honorary Member Of Rotary Club

George H. Woods of Bridgeport Savings Bank was elected to honorary membership of the Rotary Club of Bridgeport at a luncheon yesterday. He had previously served as president but lost membership due to a changed classification. the board’s action was confirmed by the club. Carl Churchill, principal of Unguowa School at Fairfield, gave a jocular talk on “How to Make Children Hate School,” urging parental involvement and contrasting old and modern schooling. The session included remarks on discipline, comparisons, and counter-attractions, with plans for future talks in nearby Rotary clubs.

George H. Woods Bridgeport Savings Bank Rotary Club of Bridgeport Woods Carl Churchhil Unguowa Fairfield Churchill Rotary Club Thme Rotary Miake Mr. Churchill Mr. Charehyl Mr Churchill Lavery Danbur Rotary Club Bodine

Ultraviolet Ray Proves Health Aid in Smethwick

In Smethwick England November 23 a nine month test fitted classrooms with ultraviolet transmitting glass to expose boys to UV light. Dr J Ferguson medical officer Nagraporte reports taller heavier pupils grown in ad room by comparison to those in standard rooms.

Smethwick Eng J. . Fergu

Women Stand Cold Better Than Men

Washington reports Surgeon General Hugh S. Cummings states women tolerate cold better than men of winter seasons. He notes that while overall health effects from cold are minor, legs adjust to cold faster. women reportedly complain less about the cold than men.

Washington Hugh &. Cummings Cummings

Family photographs fall from favor in British galleries

London dispatch reports a shift in British photo galleries as family group portraits vanish. Mothers, fathers, and children no longer pose together, replaced by informal single portraits and individual subjects, with galleries moving away from traditional group layouts.

London

Army housing judged worst problem in army life

Major General William J. Snow faulted army housing as the most neglected harm affecting personnel and materiel in his annual report. He urged immediate remedial action, citing fire hazards and inadequate barracks. Snow also criticized training, noting insufficient initiative, lag in communications, and overemphasis on tactics over basic technical instruction.

Washington William J Snow

Extra Trains Planned on New Haven System

New Haven railroad officials announce extra trains and cars on regular schedules as part of a year end travel plan. The statement describes trains to be run in sections to handle holiday traffic.

New Havin New Haven New Haven Railroa

Book suppressed in London stays on sale in U S

New York publishers Boni and Liveright report rapid sales of a controversial book after it was withdrawn in London as a hoax. Horace Liveright says political factions pressured its attack and London social power influenced publishing. John Lane firm denies authorship by Sir James Rennell Rodd.

New York Whispering Gallery London Horace Liveright Bent and John, Lane Company Hesketh Pearson James Rennell Rodd Rennell Pearson Boni and Liveright

New Bugs Freed to Fight Borers at Chatham

Predatory insects toxeristes roborater ana habrobra ccon brevicorus are being introduced by Dowliian entomologists to prey on the European corn borer. Resembling armored cockroaches with stingers, they feed on borer larvae and adults and harm crops is not yet seen. Imported from Hungary with US corn borer station help, they are cultured at regular intervals. Also, University of Chicago psychology tests suggest students think faster and more accurately when muscles are tense.

Chatham Ont Hungaria United States Arlington Mass Department of Psychology The University of Chicago

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