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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1923
Page
5
An advertisement claims Duz whitens clothes as the sun does using a natural bleach. It asserts new clothes washed only in Duz never turn yellow because the product contains none of the resin or waterglass found in ordinary soap preparations.
A detailed plan outlines a new Ware ren flarding High school facing Central Penne with 100 feet of lawn and a north athletic field toward Boston avenue. The two story 1800 pupil facility includes a main brick building and a rear shop block linked by a 22 foot driveway, housing science, household arts, printing, and modern gymnasia, with a central auditorium, administration offices, and a large frontage for public athletic events.
The Apportionment Board called a special meeting for today to review transfers and replenish the contingent fund. William Buenham, on tour of Burone, heads the board while William Goeioin seeks a $158 appropriation to print cards urging the public to buy by weight rather than measure.
Major I J Evans announced a seven month training schedule for the coast artillery battalion. The basic period runs tonight through December 31 with an advanced period from December to April focusing on gunnery, drill, and organization. Each battery will set hours for the course, including infantry drill, riot duty, inspections, and physical training.
Washington reports under President Coolidge sanction Avion Property Custodian Thomas Miller sent William Wilson and George Williams to Lurene to speed partial return of alien property under the Winslow bill. They will establish an operations plan, take testimony in lawsuits, and handle millions in claims while determining policy. The plan, approved by President Harding, aims to return property worth up to 10000 to former owners, with divisible portions up to that amount. larger assets will be liquidated or held. Six thousand "moshi moshi" girls are said to be employed in Nokia exchanges.
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