Byrd Addresses Bristol Manufacturing Meeting in Connecticut
The Manufacturers Association of Connecticut holds its annual meeting at New Departure Manufacturing in Bristol with notable speakers. Governor John H Trumbull will be introduced, Major Hodges of Richmond will discuss New London facilities, and John Q Tilson will cover 1928 tax and tariff concerns. Commander Richard E Byrd delivers the feature address on My Atlantic and Other Plights with motion pictures, amid plans for a potential South Pole flight and Antarctic base concepts. Music by the New Departure orchestra and guests including Hugh Lee of Meriden accompany the event for over 400 attendees.
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Manufacturers Association of Connecticut
New Departure Manufacturing Company
Bristol
Bndee Inn
John H Trumbull
Who & Fn
Fo Kent Wabbard Matarchay Hodges
Richmond
Dominion State
New Breland
Atlantic
American Brown Bovert Corporation
New London
Hodges
John Q Tilson
Connecticut
Mr Tilson
Washington
Byrd
Richard E Byrd
Ver-Sur-Mer
France
South Pole
Antarctic
North Pole
Bristol luncheon to follow New Departure plant tour
Dewitt Page, president of New Departure, invites officials of the Manufacturers' Association to a luncheon and plant trip in Bristol. The New Departure company, a GM subsidiary, operates plants in Bristol, Metiden, and Hartford.
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Dewitt Page
New Departure
Manufacturers’ Association
Bristol
New Departure Company
General Motors
Bristoe Metiden
Hartford
Love Is Greater Than Hate Says Professor Phelps
Professor William Tyon Phelps of Yale preached at First Baptist, arguing love outpowers hate and can transform lives. He urged church members to set aside personal feelings and help one another, illustrating with Dickens and noting love’s power to enrich life. Rev Charles M Helmsuth preached on Daniel The Man Who Endures at 7:30 p.m.
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William Tyon Phelps
Yale University
Buren
Phelps
God
Charles M Helmsuth
Daniel
Man
College boys show business ability say fraternal leaders
New York report notes college men finance fraternity houses well and argues failure rates are not higher than typical businesses. Arthur R. Priest of Phi Delta Theta at De Pauw University urged colleges to collaborate with fraternity leaders to boost scholarships and tackle financial problems as 300 delegates attended the two day inter fraternity conference.
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New York
Associated Press
Arthur R. Priest
Phi Delta Theta
de Pauw University
Green Castle
Priest
National College
White Leghorns Lead Third Week in Storrs Contest
Michigan entry leads with a 47.9 percent production in week three at Storrs, a record for the period. Broadview Farm from Winsted sits second with 61 eggs, Alfred J O'Donovan of Katonah third, and Charlscote Farm Sherborn climbs to third in Rhode Island Red class. WCAC radio schedule changed to 7 10 pm with future Poultry Feed Conference discussion featuring Prof William Kirkpatrick and Wallace Moreland.
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White Rock
Rhode Island
Coutes
Atons
Harry Byrne
Millington Midh
Michigan
Stours
Broadview Farm
Winsted
Alfred J O'Donovan
Katonah NY
E A Hirt
South Weymouth Mass
Reading
Harry Burns
State College of Washington
Pullman Wash
Bournedale Farms
Millaton NY
Charter Bros
Stafford Springs Conn
Tom Barton
Clatforth En
Charlescote Farm
Sherporn Mass
Zephraim le- Helle
Ballouville Conn
Globus Poultry Farm
Attlehar Mass
WCAC
New England Poultry Feed Conference
Boston
William F Kirkpatrick
Wallace
Moreland
Davis & Sons
Rockland Maine
Walter Bishop
Youth tries to kill Seitz mayor of Vienna
A 23 year old youth in Vienna fired several shots at Mayor Karl Seitz but all missed. The assailant, Strebinger, was arrested and said he was unemployed and aimed to kill Seitz, a Socialist and former Austrian assembly president. The incident echoes a 1924 attack on Chancellor Seipel.
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Vienna
Austria
Associated Press
Karl Seitz
Strebinger
Seitz
Austrian National Assembly
Seite
Seipe
Wen
Elm City Woman Thrown Under Two-Horse Wagon
Mrs Teresa Curcio sixty three of 15 Summer street was injured in a peculiar accident in New Haven Crossing Poplar Street near a two horse milk wagon driven by Edward Sabatino of 299 Poplar street She received a kick in the back that fractured both shoulders Attendants say injuries are not dangerous
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New Haven
New
Associated Press
Teresa Curcio
Summer Street
New Haven Hospital
Poplar Street
Reid
Sagal-Lou Product Company
Edward Sabatino
Chintz colors and leather card set prices noted
Genuine colored leather case with two decks of cards score pads and pen offered at $1.50. Ad highlights book style models in leather bound form from $2 to $5 with fancier sets in ecrase calf imported calf morocco and beaver calf priced at $3 and $5.
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Morocco
Gift-worthy Thermax Percolator and Universal Toaster Sale
Thermax percolator sets with gold plated lining sugar creamer and 14 inch tray promoted as a gift. Universal Electric toaster fully nickeled to toast bread quickly and evenly. Reg $5.75 now $4.79. The market’s only heating pad with continuous circuit and adjustable thermostatic control offered in blue pink or lavender with silk card. $8.50 fourth too.
Advertising fragment listing assorted sizes and prices
A truncated ad lists various gin sizes and prices including 7H Gin and 10 ft 66 in items priced at 6 dollars, 8.75, 9.50 for longer lengths, plus a 19 feet item at 1.59 and a 3 by 4 foot piece at 1.25. Mentions Phlid Bloor Rear in fragment.
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Edgeworth
Professor Phelps
First Baptist Church
Louisiana
Red Cypress
Barritt
Knowlton St
Barnum
White Leghorns
Winsted Farm Stil
White Rocks
Eba Hirt South Weymouth
Granite Springs
Mt Vernon
Albert W Buckhee Wisner
Elm City
Jowlands
We Club
Bridgeport
Colfer
Howland’s
Universal Electric Toaster
Congoleum
Phlid Bloor
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