Connecticut Students Win Yale Stering Memorial Scholarships
Twenty three Connecticut freshmen entering Yale win four year Sterling Memorial and New Haven scholarships plus Connecticut High School awards. State at large and county allocations filled by Hartford Bridgeport New Britain Waterbury Windham Hartford open awards. eight New Haven city graduates receive four year Yale tuition scholarships.
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Four-Year Undergrad Scholarships Awarded by City and University
The program honors four year undergraduates who maintain a satisfactory college record under terms set by the university and New Haven city board. Winners include New Haven High School graduates Donald Dackler Wright and Eric Ernat Stretgel, receiving the Philo Chatfield Hotchkiss and Royall Hotchkiss Memorial scholarships.
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Roll Call Heads Will Make Final Returns Friday
Mrs. H Willard Fleck chairs the Bridgeport Red Cross Roll Call tea Friday at 3 PM to finalize returns. Captains urged to complete enrollments and mail memberships to the Red Cross office or Treasurer Frank Staples if not reached. Efforts aim to make this Roll Call the best since the war. districts report all territories subscribed.
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Mrs Rhinelander Returns From Europe In America
Mrs Alles Rhinelander wife of Leonard Kip Rhinelander of New York returned to New Rochelle with her mother after a European trip aboard the Majestic. She refused to answer questions from reporters about her annulment suit or alleged Negro blood and went directly to their home.
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Snug Harbor Hosts 800 Sailors Old for Sea Tradition
About 800 aged mariners, anchored at Staten Island’s Snug Harbor, preserve seafaring customs by crafting models, weaving, and caring for gardens. Founded in 1801 by Captain Randall, the 180 acre estate features 30 buildings, a power plant engine room, and regular church services in a marble chapel as the old sailors pursue diversion in card rooms, billiards, and sea tales.
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Bankers Oppose McFadden Bill at Los Angeles Session
Twenty five committees from the American Bankers Association gathered in Los Angeles for the first general session to report on state and national financial problems. The state bankers division voted against supporting the McFadden bill, which aims to curb bank branch expansion. Co W Cares of Wichita Kansas was elected president of the National Bank division. executive committee members include F E Onbhank Fitchburg MA F B Washburn Worcester MA F R F McNaily St. Louis MO J W Barton Minneapolis MN.
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J. W. Barton
Minneapolis
Waterbury Establishes Third Italian Catholic Parish
Waterbury forms its third Catholic parish for Italian speakers, named St Lucia's, with Rev Felix Scoglio assigned as pastor. The church will be in the north end, with services to begin in about two weeks, marking the sixteenth parish in the area.
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Mussolini Mention In Vatican Centenary Speech Draws Comment
Cardinal Merry Del Val praised Mussolini in remarks at the St Francis centenary, thanking Italian officers and soldiers and saying the leader holds the reins of government with a vision that religion be respected. He claimed Mussolini has uplifted the nation and increased its prestige worldwide.
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Professor Snow Hit With $30 Suit Over Book Rewrite
Northwestern University psychology lecturer Adelph J. Snow is sued for 30 dollars by senior Philip Jordan who contends the professor promised pay for rewriting his book. Jordan, who led the campus board, says the work reduced the original 600 pages to 300 and additional edits were requested. he claims payment of 350 was refused after he declined further rewrites.
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Northwestern Student Publication Involved With Groups
Northwestern University student publication is active within a variety of student bodies, highlighting its engagement with multiple campus organizations and student activities this academic term.
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Yours for Art Looter At Institute
An 18 year old Allentown man Francis Faywick stole over 2600 dollars from the Chicago Art Institute after two weeks on a plea of toiling for a mere pittance to be in artistic surroundings. A note left in the cash box read I am sorry to have done this bast I needed the money yours for art signed Francis. The youth had worked in the institute and was identified by staff.
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Francis Faywick
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End of Slush Fund Rows Seen by ISpeaker in Hartford
Mrs Alfred J Brosgseau president general of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution urged at the Connecticut organization meeting that women voters attend primaries with informed judgment to curb corruption and promote true statesmanship over politics.
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Quote on slush fund scandals in modern politics
A fragment quotes a speaker arguing that politics would see fewer slush fund scandals if certain reforms were adopted. The line reflects concern over corruption and calls for accountability, implying systemic issues in governance.
Germany to open Weber monkey trial next month
Berlin reports Heinrich Weber, a public school teacher in Offenbach, suspended since June 6, faces trial before his superiors for teaching that humans evolved from lower animals and that there is no devil. Weber admits the charges but denies guilt.
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Counterfeiters Trial in Cleveland Sees Guilty Verdict
In Cleveland Federal court today Zottarrell Blajo Russo and Salupo were found guilty on indictments charging a conspiracy to counterfeit war stamps. The verdict advances a government effort to dismantle a ring alleged to have circulated over 300000 in spurious stamps. Sentencing was expected later today.
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The Love Thief and Cheaters True Life Tales
Barbara meets Norman Parish a handsome stranger from New York, trusting him as he hides his past. The November issue features this 18 story true life narrative collection. Cheaters follows a young wife drawn to risky places with a friend, leading to a terrible situation.
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True Story Memoir Tales Of Love And Loss
A rural minister praises True Story for inspiring cleaner living while a devoted reader recalls a heartbreak saga about Ruth and idol worship, and Bernice’s tale of trust, deception, and a man’s hidden past unfolds in Barbara’s narrative framed as a True Story magazine chronicle.
November True Story features gripping real life tales
In this November issue readers encounter honest accounts of love danger fame and error. The magazine promises dramatic true stories revealing temptations struggles and triumphs to guide readers toward better thinking and behavior.
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