Inauguration Banquet for Solomon Badesh Attended
M H A members honor President Solomon Badesh at a Bridgeport banquet with over fifty attendees. Speeches by Jacob Klein and Herman Cohen Greenstein praise wartime efforts, a silver gavel presented, musical numbers by Samuel Tahak and Max Brosler entertain a diverse guest list amid postwar reflections. United States produces more than 79 percent of the ton rais in the world.
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Solomonadesh
Dlevic
Young and Young Women's Hebreation
Bridgeport
America
Henry Jeonstein
Aparys
Jacob Blein
Klein
Dslein
Badesely
Jhrman
Cohen Greenstein
Idesh
Association
Samuel Tahak
Albert Pear
Max Brosler
Jack Frankel
Solomon Badess
Jacob B. Klein
M. J. Buecler
Mas Cotten
Henry Greenstein
Jacob Beck
Abel Rabinowitz
Joseph Berger
Tianac Hresky
Samuel Pisenberg
Harry Hallaton
Albert Peurson
Joseph T.oipner
Max Rosenberg
William Steinke
Davia Kane
Samuel Wubak
Charles Rahn
Joseph Schnecider
Abe Basikoff
A. W. Lipshit
al Phitman
Maxwell, Wilson
Trving Adler
Abel Ratiinowitz
Jess J. Feldman
Mix Gresler
Jacl Frankel
Linton Gresler
United States
Greenwich Case Now Under Probe May Be a Murder
Greenwich is probing a case involving William Tracey found unconscious Sunday in his apartment with bruises indicating a brutal assault. He died after being moved to a Stamford sanitarium. Coroner J J Phelon opened an inquest. Tracey was about 35 and unmarried. Andrew Prindle was found in a Greenwich basement, poorly dressed, seeking shelter from cold, and Flo died at Greenwich hospital. Quiet wedding notices, court cases, and obituaries follow.
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Eenwich
Greenwich
William Tracey
Andrew Prindle
Flo
Greenwich Hospital
Forest Fire Threatens U S General Hospital
Fire brigades from two towns battled a forest fire near Colonia MN that threatened United States General Hospital No. 3 in a wooded area. The blaze came within a quarter mile of frame hospital buildings housing hundreds of wounded soldiers. efforts to stop it initially failed but firefighters, aided by salchions, later gained control.
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Perth Amboy
N. J
Colonia
United States General Hospital No. 3
Salchions
Controo
Welcome to Gen Edwards draws New England crowds
More than 3060 people greeted General Edwards at a public reception at the state house, each presented by name. Vice President Thomas BR. Marshall attended to address the Associated Industries of Massachusetts. Edwards recalled the Yankee division and spoke of mothers of soldiers who served overseas and did not return.
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General Edwards
State House
Thomas BR
Marshall
Associated Industries of Massachusetts
Edwards
France
City Club
Boston
Twelve Xmas Gifts In One Twelve Xmas Gifts In One
A Christmas gift subscription to THE PEOPLE'S HOME JOURNAL offers twelve copies with festive content and colored notification folder. Send 75 cents plus order to THE PEOPLE'S HOME JOURNAL New York for a year plus this year’s Christmas issue. newsdealer also sells a copy for 50 cents.
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People's Home
Journal
THE
Peoples Home Journal
People's Home Journal
Lafayette Street
New York City
Stomach tablets promise quick relief and digestion boost
An old advertisement hawks Mi ana stomach tablets as a cure for indigestion and related misery. It claims five minute relief, long term use improves a weakened stomach, steadies appetite, reduces nausea and headaches, and guarantees banishment of indigestion with easy swallowing tablets sold by druggists.
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Miona
Feld of lamps and club receptions noted in city column
After a City Club luncheon General received a General award then attended a reception at the Algonquin Club. The item notes 165 tungsten filament lamps in the United States for the OL project and mentions sacrifices sustaining the boys overseas.
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City Club
Algonquin Club
United States
Ford Loses Senate Seat by 7567 Vote Margin
An official tabulation from Ansing Michigan reports that Lieutenant Commander Newhber Rep. won the Senate race on November 5, defeating Ford by a margin of 7567 votes. Results confirm the candidate’s victory in a close contest.
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Ansing, Mich
Newhber
Michigan Senator Race Figures From Early Polls
Early 1935 figures show Michigan Senate race results with Democrat Henry I. Ford leading by about 7,507 votes. Candidate tallies include Newberry 220,054 and Ford 212,487, based on fragmented OCR data. A partial line references Federal Reserve banks earning a 25 percent surprisal in the first city months of 1935.
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Michigan
Henry I
Mewberry
Ford
Federal Reserve Banks
United States
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