Connecticut Motor Vehicle Law Raises Driver Responsibility
Half of Connecticut drivers can pay damage judgments under a partly compulsory system, a rate now higher than the national average. The Connecticut department notes the moral effect of the law, adopted last January, has driven more registrants to insure. Observers in California report a plan to base a similar compulsory insurance law on this model.
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Chamber of Commerce
Oroville
Cal
Whitin
United States
Hadeen
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Mane ‘Ver
Calfornia Organisation
Doctor criticizes New Haven police over unbalanced rental condition
Nov 26 report states Dr Max Malthouse criticized city authorities for failing to commit Morris Lax for observation at Noraieb State hospital. Lax faced six traffic violations and one breach of the peace in court.
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New Hyaven
Morris
State Hospital
Noraieb
Max Malthouse
John L. Gilsot
Lay Barty
Malthouse
Due
Lax
Matthou Eeld
Tlustons
Piano Falls on Him in Springfield Move, Man Wins
In Springfield Massachusetts on November 26 a Supreme Judicial Court awarded Jesi Lessard $10,000 against William Kneeland doing business as Lill Kneeland Motor Express. A piano fell on him during a move from his mother's home to Trinity causing permanent injuries. The defense claimed Lessard was a fellow servant or voluntary worker, but the court ruled he was neither and that he was acting to protect his own interests while the defendant's employees were negligent.
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Springfield
Mass
Supreme Judgal Court
Jesi Lessard
Wiliam BK
Kneelind
Lill Kneelind Motor Express
Stafford Springs
Conn
Teity
Lessard
Kneeland
Quecare
Drugs Blamed For Doctor's Downfall In New York
New York court heard that Dr Tobinson a former prominent physician from Columbus Georgia dropped from high estate to a restaurant dishwasher due to drug addiction. He pleaded guilty to possessing narcotics and received an indeterminate penitentiary term. He had earlier been a respected doctor in Richmond Virginia and held a West Gay Street office before moving to New York five months ago.
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New York
Capy W
Morrison Rolanson
Uta
Tobinson
New Haven Youth Takes Man's Word and Cash
A youthful bandit in New Haven held up Harry Berlin, owner of a grocery, with a revolver and demanded money. After taking a few dollars in change and the proprietor's assurance he had no more, the assailant fled and has not been found.
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New Haven
Harry Berlin
Givan
District Director Named For Federal Land Bank
Haven, S74 Ra AP Trent, former states senator, re-elected director of the Second district of the Federal Land Bank. Vote totaled 42 to 144. He will serve a three year term as the bank reports business across New Hampshire Vermont Rhode Island.
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AP Trent
Grange
Federal Land Bank
Mains
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode
Waterbury Physician Sued For Eleven Thousand Dollars
Waterbury November 26 A F O Leary defeated Democratic congressional candidate is defendant in four suits totaling 11000 filed in Superior Court. Plaintiffs Agnes Blondin John Cronin Mrs Mary Cronin and Raymond Cronin allege the doctor’s car collided with another on New Haven Decoration Day and that he operated the vehicle at excessive speed and in a reckless manner.
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Waterbury
A. F. O'Leary
Congress
Agnes Blondin
John Cronin
Mary Cronin
Raymond Cronin
New Haven
O'Leary
Educators Discuss Junior Colleges To Ease Admissions
Philadelphia Nov 26 AP Dr Livington Farrand Cornell University president urged junior colleges as an intermediate step between preparatory schools and four year colleges to relieve the yearly admission crush. He noted western success and called for study on training admitted students to avoid mass production while preserving exceptional minds. He argued that colleges differ widely and praised avoiding standardization.
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Philadelphia
Livington Parrand
Cornel University
Farrand
Cornell Atkmrti
Tr Farland
Dr. Farrand
Man Caught Stealing Chickens in Redding
In Redding Connecticut November DG Special John Tackash reported thefts from his chicken coop. State Police officer Leo Currell investigated and arrested Frank Springer of Boston on attempted theft charges. Springer to be arraigned in Ridgfield town court today.
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Redding
Conn
John Tackash
Rhigefield
Leo Currell
Frank Springer
Boston
Speirecer
Man earns $2 fine by interpreting in court
Northampton Massachusetts November 25 Stanley Kocot earned his way through District court by his ability as an interpreter. After paying a $2 fine for violating traffic laws he interpreted in the case of a posh defendant and was paid $2 and broke even.
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Northampton
Mass
Stanley Kocot
Aftter
Boston Booster Urges New Subway and Greater Boston Plan
Ray Mord Delano, president of the United Improvements Association, argues Boston must gain a new subway and become a major world city. He proposes a North South tunnel, Gran Trunk Rail extension to Boston, port development, and a Greater Boston plan to connect Washington and Cambridge tunnels, with growth across offices, docks, factories, and homes.
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Raymord P Delano
United Improvements Association
Mr. Delano
Vir Delano
Hipston
Washington and
Cambridge
Rim
Hnb
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