Banas Files List of Expenses Late in Campaign
Andrew Banas and other candidates on three tickets Republican Democratic and socialist submitted expense reports late after the 18 day deadline. Town Clerk John Caldwell anticipated special consideration for Bath RB, with Dunigan also present. Banas claimed no money was spent and that no expenses were incurred. Officials expect no penalty for the tardy filing. The law requires notification to the prosecutor within 20 days.
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Andrew Banas
Bath
John Caldwell
Caldwell
Francis P Dunigan
Banas
Election compliance concerns cited by town chairman
Democratic Town Chairman Willan B Flanagan noted that the petition was deemed filed within the 28 day limit and delivered to the town clerk seven hours before midnight on Wednesday. The item follows days after the election concerning prisoners who failed to file.
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Willan B Flanagan
Werinesd
Corporal Killed as Auto Hits Pole in New Rochelle
Corporal James Denison forty seven a member of the army quartermasters corps stationed at Fort Slocum was killed instantly today when an automobile carrying four people struck a pole and overturned. James Dow the driver and Misses Maude and Helen MacEchon sisters all of New Rochelle escaped injury. A photograph in Donlon’s park bore directions that Miss Elizabeth Donlon a Providence daughter be notified.
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New Rochellen
Associated Press
James Denison
Army Quartermasters Corp
Fort Slocum
James Dow
Maude
Helen MacEchon
New Rochelle
Donlons Parket
Elizabeth Donlon
Dean Street
Providence
First District Club Plans Victory Party Dinner
The First District Republican and Social Club at 62 Cannon Street will hold a victory party on December 7 at the Clinton restaurant. Plans anticipate more than 100 attendees at the dinner.
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Victory Party
First Distict Republican and Social Club
Cannon Stieet
Cinton
Congress Fights Over Tax Cuts And Federal Spending Plans
Washington Nov 24 Congress debates tax cuts and spending in a pre election year. Key figures discuss reducing inheritance tax, maintaining theatre and auto taxes, and funding flood control projects for the Mississippi basin. House leaders clash on cruiser and public works spending while aiming to curb pork barrel budgets.
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George H Wanaing
Washington
Kent Cooldge
Treasur Melion
Nicholas Longworth
Ways End Means Committee
Longworth
Bertrand H Snell
Potsdam
House
Congress
House of Representatives
Treasury
Snell
Bealdes
Coolidge
Mississippi Valley
Iributary
Mississippi
Martin E Madden Oflliness
Appropriations Committee
Boulder Clan
Great Lakes
United States Chamber of Commerce
Mellon
Colorado River
Muscle Shoals
House of Reprsentatives
America
Intersts
Colorado
Ncesary
Madden
Bureau of the Budget
Ways and Means
Demouats
Chamber of Commerce
Tomis
Congress to Settle Tax Bills After Vigorous Debates
The article notes likely reductions in the corporate income tax from 13 12 to 11 12 percent and doubts about eliminating theatre and amusements taxes, automobile tax, or federal inheritance tax. It emphasizes that final tax and appropriations bills will face fierce battles in Congress.
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Copsright
Easton Grange hosts 10th degree night and services
Easton Nov 24 By Special Correspondent the Easton Grange Thanksgiving supper drew nearly 100 members. After the meal the regular Grange meeting featured a program including songs, an address on The Five Points of Progress by Rev H B Warren, vocal numbers by Alice Burr and Edgar Jennings, and a piano solo. The Easton Grange Degree team was invited to Huntington Grange Tuesday to confer the third and fourth degrees on a class of candidates. Charles F Silliman funeral was held at his home with Rev Luther Stonecipher and Rev Howard B Warren officiating. interment followed in Union Cemetery. A wedding took place Tuesday morning at Bridgeport as Louise Vankovics married Edward Titteau with a Niagara Falls trip planned and a reception to follow. Various church events and community notices filled the rest of the day.
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Easton
Easton Grange
Bern
Graage Hall
Grange Ameiles the Beautiful
Rey H B Warren
Alice Burr
Edgar Jennings
Robert Marsh
America
Grange
Huntingson Grange
Charles F Silliman
Luther Stonecipher
Congregational Church
Silliman
Howad B Warren
Lee M Edhwarc
Willard Gillette
Erwin Edwards
Percy Standish
Fred Maresh
Fred Candee
Martin Steuce
Union Cemetery
Ethel Standish
Charles F John
Robert
Jean
Howard W Silliman
Bridgeport
Rey Howad
Warren
Lee M E
Lpworth League
Luther E Svonecipher
Howard
Warren Wikk
Steel ME
iiteau-Yankovics
Stephens
Mary Lanphear
Shelton
George Anthews
Eliot
Bethel
Robert P Davis
Carrie Nichola
Henry Nichole
Tashua
William Hall
Bertha Banks
Charles Spath
Howart B Warren
Middletown
Joseph B
Bill
W Burr Hill
Greenfield
J Walker Sherwood
Joseph Gay
West Orange N
Mary
Edward Hill
Bridgeport Hospital
Henry E Bishops Mortuary Chapel
Center Street Cemetery
Edward
Freeborn
Helen
Louis Freeborn
Estella Ogden
Florence Mallett
Long Hill
Elbert Nichols
Henry Nichols
Tashua Mi
Mia Joseph Gay
We + Oinge
J Wukser Shewood
Alice Wheeler
Btratflela
Cyril Kendall Verne Lopez
Leene Sheriff
Kathigen
Stratford High School
Luda Piecka
New York State Teachers College
Andrew Piecke
Florence Broadbin
John
Mitt
Ambrose Marsh
Georgia Hobbs
Elka Smith
Leroy Wheeler Will
Milford DAR to Exhibit Historic Objects in December
Milford Delaware AR 10 chapter DAR hosts annual exhibit with displays of old and new titles and historical notes. The December meeting on Thursday includes Patriotism treasures, colonial artifacts, and a coffee feature with other programs. Mrs AC Carpenter chairs, with HC Mesette, Mrs Fire Clark, and Mrs Clifford Smith as hostesses.
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Freelove Baldwin Stowe
A C Carpenter
Chaiman
Fire M Clark
Clifford Smith
Milford Wheel Club
Devon
Wheel Club
Devon Improvement Association
Paul Swanson
Wiliam
Vince Carbone
Milfard
Arthur Oldioya
Eugene Mer- Titt
Reed Street
Geage
Arctic Engine Co No 1
Muriel Gardner
Cornell University
Ithica New York
Clifford Gardner
Seaside Avenue
Fort Trumbull Beach
Celia Ward
Denver
Colorado
Frank van Dine
M. van Dine
Willis N Butilch
Grange
Town Health
Putney
Broad Street
Eid
Church of Christ Congregational
George Battett
Estella Cushman Baldwin
Hohnt
Whiteman J
Florence Cate
Athala Manson Rontralta
Douglas Donaldson
Austin MacConne
Putitone Romeo Tata
Knio Music Schoo
Wil
Chesim B Rowney
BE C Rowney
Budgeport Tunpike
Charles A Eddy
Thea
Shanksglyne
Rhona
Everett Ladd
Tro
Amherst
Beulah Eddy
Albert Eddy
Wallingford
M. Augustus Lven
Henry Wilson
Colonial Heights
Isiancs
City
Frank W Voshstiak
West Mindred
Voyteishmaks Ower
We Ushms Association
Devon Union Church
Holy Name Society
St Annes
Lenoy Avenue
Fellowcraft Association
Masane Temple
Cardinal Bonzano Improves Doctors Say
Rome telegram reports Cardinal Bonzano's condition improves after a consul tation by physicians. His temperature is listed at 100 degrees, pulse 108, respiration 22. Doctors plan to remove some bandages tomorrow and update his status.
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Rome
Cardinal Ebonzino
United States
Woman's Amazing Message to Rheumatics
An elderly female speaker shares a long, troubled monologue about chronic rheumatic pain and seeking relief. She references remedies, personal hardship, and a plea to tell others about her struggle and possible treatment ideas noted in a dated, fragmented text.
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