Capitol Guides on Federal Payroll Debate Sparks Washington Talk
Washington debates whether Capitol guides should gain federal salaries. Report notes guides earn 20 to 30 dollars daily during peak season charging 25 cents per person and often work with eight firms to escort large groups. Proposals seek uniform pay with no tips, while critics warn of reduced earnings and unchanged incentive.
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Soviet hopes to kill rowdyism with dancing
Public meeting urged sports and dancing to curb rowdiness sweeping the country. Public Prosecutor Krylenko and Health Commissioner Samashko argued that dancing should be introduced in youth activities and clubs. Others said the ban on dancing as bourgeois should be lifted to improve spirit.
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Hawleyville Man Charged With Abuse Of Family
Ralph Tallerico of Hawleyville was arrested on charges of breach of the peace and impairing the health and morals of minor children. He pleaded guilty and received a suspended sentence of 30 days on each count. He paid $1272 in costs. The trial described alleged abuse of his wife and daughter and noted the daughter’s schooling plans. Grand Juror P H Gannon prosecuted. longo interpreter. Sells Property. Angelino Longo sold her place near Castle Hill to Morris Cashiff of Danbury. Deeds filed.
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K of P Confer Page Rank on 12
At a regular meeting of Colonel Harry Cutler lodge of Knights of Pythias two dozen members were granted the rank of page. Adolph Weissman Lew Wasserman Max Smilovitz William B Perry Charles Weingarten Robert Hirsch Milas Segal Max Bresaler William Levy David E Birnbaum William Adelman and David Feuer received the honor. Noted visitors from the Grand Lodge of Connecticut attended, including Grand Chancellor Arthur Mitchill and other officers. Also present were delegates from Edward Nossa lodge of Rochester and several local lodges in Bridgeport Stratford and Hartford.
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Fishermen Accused Of Stealing Fruit From State Leased Streams
Hartford Oct 1 AP John W Titcomb state Superintendent of fish and game notes a rising issue where fishermen trolling streams leased by the state steal fruit, notably grapes, from lands adjoining the streams. Landowners warn prosecution may follow as tensions rise over rights to crops near waterways.
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Bridgeport Auto Mobile Club aims for growth and revival
James P. O'Day spoke to Bridgeport Exchange Club at Stratfield hotel about reviving Bridgeport's Automobile Club, noting its 1900 origins, long inactivity, and potential to rally 5 000 members. He praised civic effort and highlighted examples from Tulsa and Harrisburg as models, urging local business leaders to boost Bridgeport's image and commerce.
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