Last Day Spurt Aims to Reach 350000 Charity Drive Goal
An army of 500 volunteers pressed a final day push to reach the 350000 Community Chest goal. Pledges from churches yesterday plus ongoing home sector efforts were needed to close the gap of about 36000. A charity dinner at the Stratfield Hotel and formal reports at day’s end capped the drive to support city social agencies.
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Burcher Simpson
Army of Charity and Mercy
Stratfield Hotel
Bridgeport
Wo Iden
Leama
Simpson
Diploma Mill Scandal Sends Doctor to Grand Jury
The doctor nicknamed Doctor faces grand jury charges of manslaughter related to a diploma mill case stretching from Hartford to Colorado. Stratford School board defends suspending Dr. Conner amid a wave of local controversy as investigations into licensing and fraudulent credentials unfold. Local officials report violence and crime as community tension rises during a period of broader state and national political and social disputes.
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Hartford
Bond Hotel Annex
Colorado
Stratford School Board
Conner
Wilam Horace Das
Bath
Association of Nations
Homa
Chester
Marshall
Curioux
Rad
Brite Community Chest
Rockwell Harmon Potter
Hght
Fairfield Family
Rouse
Jenalagar
Greenwich
Pokono Grange
Brookfield Decks
Newark
Robert Treat
Anit
Milford Jr
Milford
Westport Court
Bladon Acheson
Southport
Pliny Cooney
Harvard-Princeton
William
T. Willams
Westport
Albert Named New Chancellor of German Reich
Berlin reports Dr Heintlin Albert, former Treasury minister under Cuno, has accepted President Ebert’s invitation to form a new cabinet. If successful, he will lead a likely reforming ministry with Brauns Jarres and Gessler among hands. Stresemann refused the Foreign Ministry, and Reichstag leadership attempts for a straight parliamentary government failed amid party reactions.
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Meinrich
F. Albert
Ebert
Germany
Albert
Strome Calllox
Cirelea
Bridgeport
Hartford
Forst
Steam Rollers
New Britain
Dr.albert
Berlin
Preaz
Heintlin
Treasury
Cuno
Whert
Abert
Heinrich Brauns
Jarres
Interior
Otto Gessler
Defense
Offieu
Stresemann
Socistyta
Stresdent Ebert
Roichstag
Burglars Find Pennies Hidden in Clock on Brook Street
Burglars searched a house at 680 Brook Street last night and found $7 in pennies inside a kitchen clock. They took the coins but left with nothing else of value.
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Brooka Street
Police probe after roof escape in card game raid
A violent incident at a gambling room at 631 House Avenue ended with the proprietor leaping through glass panes and crawling to a neighboring roof. Police describe a bloody escape trail as they pursue the overseer and several youths named James Thomas Clifford Beil and Willan Willis, with ongoing searches and arrests following the break.
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Jnx
Roman
Wilde
Roy
Simpson
Bel
Cliford Behney
Manager punched after dine and dine checks demand
Six young men dining at the Agia restaurant on FabrTi¢id avenue last night argued over overcharged checks. A waiter summoned manager Howard Leon who was punched in the jaw and fell to the floor. Leon was treated at Emergency hospital and released unhurt. the six fled as police arrived. checks remained unpaid.
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Agia
FabrTi¢id Avenue
Maly Street
Howard Leon
Meritius
Leon
Podles
Partisanship Out of Taxation Plea From Representative Garrett
Representative Garrett of Tennessee urged Congress to consider taxation and revenue without party rhetoric. He faulted the tariff as driving cost of living and profiteering, arguing greed imposes extortionate rates. Garrett spoke after talks with Democratic leaders including Cordell Hull on tariff policy.
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Washington
Garrett
la Suckketter
Cordell Hull
Democratis Committee
Tennessee
Thanksgiving Day Game Plan By Bridgeport Club
Manager Michael Healy of Bridgeport plans a Thanksgiving day game against a worthy opponent after a season of strong interest. He sought a New England club and spoke with Williams of New York. The Williams management declined but later communicated they would not participate. Healy will arrange another opponent for the holiday matchup.
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Michael Healy
Bridgeport
elRm
New Jengland
Ambuna
Gleven
Healy
Williams
New Hyer
Haly
Crowley Arrest Plea After Liquor Night Arrests
Crowley, 38, of Chelsea, Masai, collapsed after a long struggle and asked to be arrested as police took others into custody for liquor troubles. Emile Schlafer was arrested for driving under the influence. John Colson injured in a fall and placed in custody. An unidentified man unconscious from alcoholism was taken for care. In Cleveland, Harry C Neilson drowned after leaping from a Great Western steamer into Lake Erie. body recovered.
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Thasses Crowley
Chelsea
Masai
Crowley
John Flynn
Crowley Eacorte
Emile Schlafer
Hallett Street
Tromson
Avenue
John Colson
Railroad Avenue
Hillside Home
Cleveland
Ohio
Harry C.neilson
Lake Hrie
Northern points swept by sleet and snowstorms
Snow and sleet blanketed Berkshire county causing drifts over three feet and crippling rail, road, and telephone services. The Berkshire Street Railway in Pittsfield lost power for an hour as snowdrifts blocked tracks, and the Westbury Union line between Pittsfield and North Adams failed. Many residents were stranded while lines and utilities struggled to restore service.
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Ty Springfield
Mads
Railroad
Trovley
Atalle
Berkshire County
Berkshire Street
Pittsfield
New England Power Co
Westjarn
North Adams
Nany
Berkahiey Far Vine
Discipline Must Be Restored Across American Homes
Dr Rockwell Harmon, Hartford pastor and moderator of the Congregational Churches, spoke to Scotland praising discipline in Scottish homes and education while critiquing American youth. He contrasted perceived US shortcomings with Scotland's long educational tradition, noting the ongoing value of disciplined upbringing.
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Stuart Alecks
Scotland
Geen
America
Rockwell Harmon
Vtter
Center Church
Hartford
Congregational Churches of the
United States
United Church
Univer
Home Becoming Only Place To Step In Says Marshall
Dr. Chester C. Marshall preached at First Methodist on The Girl's Ideal Mother noting homes are shifting toward eating and sleeping while interests move outward. He urged mothers to guide children with Christian ideals and warned against letting convention or society replace Biblical standards as the home remains the primary sphere of motherhood.
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Marshall
Chester C. Marshall
First Methodist Church
Hari
Dr. Marshall
Stratford Board Stands by Session Over Doctor’s Dismissal
Stratford officials defend their dismissal of Dr Cotner from duty as school physician at Washington Nichols and Sedgwick Schools amid Hartford diploma mill scandals. They say removal was prudent for town and student welfare and reject claims of mistreatment. The board links Cotner to inviting fake Dr Surelife to Connecticut, supporting their decision amid ongoing investigations.
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Stratford
de. Wd. W. Commer
Main Street
Stratford Board of Education
Conner
Hartford
Cotner
Washington
Nichols Wenue
Sedgwick
Eclectic
Antville
Fur Robbers Continue Thefts Haul Near Fifty Thousand
New York reports fur thieves struck Fifth Avenue again, smashing a window at Leopold Haas Inc. and escaping with furs valued at about 49 600. It is the second robbery in weeks, following earlier heists totaling around 250 000. The thieves took fifteen coats from back workrooms before guards arrived.
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New York
Fue Robeberg
Leopold Haas
Costa
William Jackham & Sona
Fitth Avenue
Hickson's
Gillia
Has
Wuawer Io
Una
Tax reduction plan endorsed by leaders in New York
Secretary Mellon tax cut proposals win support from Lawence Tweedy of the Consolidated Stock Exchange and Mrs. Charles H. Sabin of the Women’s National Republican club. Tweedy argues lower normal income taxes would aid millions, and he favors repealing the stock sale tax. Sabin informs Mellon the club endorses the plan for star reduction.
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New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Lawsence Tweedy
Cone Noildated Stock Exchange
Tweedy
Charles H. Sabin
Factonel Committee
Women’s National Republican Club
Returns to Life Legally Then Dies in Allentown
Wilbur Blory of Allentown had been declared dead months earlier after a 14 year absence. He appeared at his brother’s home with $5, plans for a legal resurrection to claim a parental estate of about $10,000, but died in bed today from heart failure, negating the proceedings.
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Allentown
Jegally
Wilbur
Far Reaching Diploma Mills Grip Colorado
The far-reaching arm of the diploma mills uncovered in St Louis has reached Colorado as Dr. Strickler, secretary of the Colorado State Board of Medical Examiners, says more than 100 graduates from the schools have taken the state medical exam with 36 licensed. Graduates using reciprocity have moved to other states to practice, and the board will revoke licenses of those with false graduation records. Dr Strickler plans stricter state laws to curb unqualified practice.
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Denver
Calo
Novta
Mills
St. Louis
Colorado
3.A. Strichier
Hes
Colorado State Board of Medical Examiners
Theaoachoole
Rocky. Mountain News
Strickler
Rosas
Dr. Strickler
Zone Barred 70 Parkers in Rain as Drivers Fined
In a rainy Saturday night effort, Mary Street saw a police drive against parked cars in restricted zones. Ten motorists were arrested and fined one dollar each, with a total of 19 dollars added to the city treasury.
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Traffla
Mary Street
Uome
Sutcliffe Surrenders After Probe Pushes Toward Answers
Hartford reports Dr George Sutcliffe, linked to a patient death, surrendered voluntarily after days of search by authorities. State's Attorney Hugh M Corn notes the probe will continue to press for witnesses, while Sutcliffe avoids reporters and remains hidden pending possible arrest or bail actions.
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Ware
Tford
George Mr. Sutcliffe
Diplomill
Bey
Hugh Mycorn
Sutcliffe
Spectator Invited Into Police Scene At Grand Street Restaurant
Curious bystander Borainge Siva of 6 Commercial Street was swept toward a police car after wine was found at Edward Massin’s Grand Street restaurant. Siva was searched when found near Massin, a revolver with concealed weapon charges led to his arrest on $200 bond while Massin faced liquor disposal actions.
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Borainge Siva
Commercial Street
Grand Street
Siva
Edward Massins
Bureau Fof
Mas[aina
Swan
Rng
Dame Ukely
Mansina
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