Cardinal's Act Barring Hymn Draws Fire in Boston and Chicago
Oct 9 reports discuss Cardinal O Connell banning the hymn Beautiful Isle of Somewhere from church funerals in his Boston arc. Cardinal Hayes and Bishop Manning declined comment while others defend or criticize the action. The hymn’s composer fears praise or censure oversimplified by clerical ban, with public reaction spanning pride and derision.
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New York
Assocated Press
Cardinal O'Connell of Beaton
Isle of Somewhere
Cardinal Hayes
Wiliam T Manning
Cardinal O'Connell
O’connch
Dennis Taylor
John Haynes Holmes
M. Holmes
William Guerd Ampasaur
Gilds- Cesazza
Chicago
Associated Press
Boston
JS Fearis
Jessie B Poynast
Josie Brown
Pounds
John G Pounds
Christ
Bown
Faris
Foreste Music Company
Citizens “Tank of
Miami
Ferris
Heaven
J Ogden Armour
Packer
Pedestrian Fatally Struck in Metugen Mass Accident
Eldold J. Desliets of Lawrence, 83, was killed when his car was struck and overturned by a car driven by Marian Grudette of Lawrence. Desliets had turned his vehicle out of a traffic line to park when the Grudette car crashed into it. Kent of Lawrence, who was with Desliets, escaped with minor injuries.
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Metugen Mass
Assoceted Press
Elold J. Desliets
Lawrence
Marian Grudette
Lawrence Desliets
Minot
Kent
Desiret
Rsa
Advice on feeding children and leading by example
An article urges parents to feed growing children a balanced diet similar to adults. It emphasizes that most people overeat and that meals should suit body needs. It argues that good example shapes a child’s habits and questions the value of restricting a child’s behavior without modeling proper conduct. It includes reader questions about elderly nutrition and diabetes treatments.
Germans Debate Industrial Needs in Germany
Oct 9 Associated Press reports a bitter clash between German employers and workers over rationalization. Dr Helmuth Poensgen defends longer hours and higher output to lift Germany from economic stagnation, noting job losses are inevitable but subordinate to national well being. He cites social taxation costs and predicts wage constraints under new eight hour law and reparations rules, contrasting with American longer hours. Exile laborites deride capitalism, shouting that rationalization kills miners daily.
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Erlin
Associated Pre
Germany
Ste Ag
Helmuth Poensgen
German Steel Trust
Duesseldorf
United States
Dri Poesgen
di Peesgen
Dewes
France
Belgium
Austria
Washington
Poengen
Exire
Personal Advice Column From Dr Frank McCoy
Readers of the Bridgeport Telegram may write Dr. Frank McCoy about intimate problems and receive a personal reply. Enclose a self addressed envelope if you wish a personal reply. Address letters to Dr Frank McCoy Bridgeport Telegram.
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Bidgeport Telegram
Frank McCoy
Bridgeport Telegram
Agreement on Discount Rates Urged by Bank Officials
W P G Harding, governor of the Boston Federal Reserve Bank, argues in the American Bankers Association Journal for a formal agreement between Federal Reserve banks and the board on discount rates. He outlines a process where banks set rates for board review, followed by a board decision to approve, modify, or abrogate rates, with a structured timeline for comment and action. The proposal responds to tensions over Chicago's rate cut from 4 to 3.5 percent and aims to clarify review and implementation steps.
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New York
Associated Press
W. P. G. Harding
Boston Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Board
American Bankers' Association Journal
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Law
Chicago
Harding
Reserve Bank
Inter On
Banka
Cooperative Milk Plants Urged for Cost Savings
The New England milk industry needs immediate coordination of production, assembling, converting, shipping and city distribution to stabilize itself. William A Schoenfeld of the Department of Agriculture outlines a cooperative, country-wide plant system under capable management to cut transportation and handling costs and enable producers to use better prices and adjust supply to demand. The plan advocates more use of reef cars, stable annual plant production, motor trucks for deliveries, and elimination of milk sales by retail stores on a non profit basis.
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Washington
Associated Press
William A Schoenfeld
Department of Agriculture
Schoenfeld
Coup in Macedonia Reported From Athens
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Athens says Macedonian and Bulgarian committees attempted to overthrow Premier Liaptcheff in favor of Professor Teankof. Liaptcheff, formerly in the Democratic party, formed the Democratic Entente after 1923 and backed Tsankov’s regime. In May elections the government won 18 of 84 seats. the Sgovor party led by Lispichetf took 171 seats with smaller parties aiding the administration.
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London
Associated Press
Exchange
Athens
Sofit
Liaptcheff
Teankof
Premier Liaptcheff
Democratic Party
Democratic Entente
Tsankov
Mey
Sgovor
Lispichetf
Cuban editor pleas for Mexican clemency
Arturo Rosello director of Heraldo de Cuba and Modesto Morales Diaz on behalf of the Press Association of Cuba sent messages to President Carles of Mexico requesting clemency for Felix Palavicini founder and former director of El Universal in Mexico City.
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Havana
Cuba
Associated Press
Arturo Rosello
Heraldo de Cuba
Modesto Morales Diaz
Press Association of Cuba
Carles
Mexico
Felix Palavicini
el Universal
Mexico City
Wanderer Found In Swamp After Two Day Search
An 86 year old man Patrick Cavanaugh was found exhausted and disheveled in a swamp about a half mile from his son's Thustay home in Balchertown Massachusetts after a two day search involving state and local police neighbors and about 100 Boy Scouts. He wandered from his son's house Thursday and was rescued by responders. He is expected to recover.
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Patrick Cavanaugh
Thustay
Mded
Balchertown
Mass
Hawley to Face Court Today in Election Fraud
Raymond Hawley of Ocean Avenue Lordship was arrested for illegally voting in Stratford Town elections last Monday. Banker Everett B Sniffen, who lost by seven votes for First District councilman, filed the complaint. Hawley will be tried this morning. Sniffen promises more arrests based on the outcome.
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Raymond Hawley
Ocean Avenue
Lordship
Stratford Town
Everett B Sniffen
Sniffen
Howley
Hawley
Stratford
France Retires 8 Billion Francs of Short Term Debt
Paris October 9 Premier Poincare will tell Parliament that the French treasury has retired eight billion francs of short term bonds since January 1 mainly by converting short term issues into long term obligations. Interest charges rose by 177 million francs but are seen as stabilizing. Unemployment on October 1 stood at 11,273, down 2,500 from a month prior. The franc’s rise was checked by a 1 billion franc loan from the Bank of France.
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Paris
Associated Press
Poincare
Itta
France
Bank of France
Flooded areas being repopulated after Mississippi valley flood
New York October 9 Associated Press reports flooded Mississippi valley areas are being repopulated by residents who fled during the spring flood. George Grundmann, director of the National Association of Credit Men, notes repairs and reconstruction are underway as funds allow. Business activity this fall and winter will be limited to bridge and public works, with merchants predicting a return to footing by next crop season.
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New York
Iby Associated Press
Mississippi
George @rundmann
National Association of Credit Men
Credit Monthly
Grundmann
Howland's Store Retains Staff Over Four Decades
A Bridgeport store notes 183 employees have contributed 2067 years of service, with many remaining over 30 years. Returning customers remark on changes, yet Howland's sustains its 40 plus year ideals and policies amid steady personnel tenure and over five years’ association for all staff.
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Howland
Bridgeport
Golf Hose Sale Listing in Basement Ad
A brief ad notes seasonable golf hose for boys in sizes 8 to 10 1/2 offered during a basement sale. It highlights stockings wearers and suggests mom darning a playful nod to quick wear.
Universal Aluminum Ware Cooking Sets at Special Prices
Reason 3 Universal Aluminum Ware offers polished aluminum utensil sets for household use. Special prices list bread pans, cake plates, jelly plates, 2-quart double boilers, casseroles, stewpans, tea kettles, convex kettles, and drip pans with several items priced from 75 cents to $3.45.
Man Injured Falling in City Excavation
Samuel Pike of 42 William Street fell ten feet while at work on Willam Ave Saturday evening. An ambulance took him to the Emergency hospital where doctors found minor cuts and possible internal injuries. He is under observation at Bridgeport hospital.
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Willam Ave
Samuel Pike
William Street
David Greenapun
Bridgeport Hospital
Mrs Margaret Ricketson Dies in Boston
Mrs Margaret Carnegie Stiett son wife of Oliver G. Ricketson of Pittsburgh and Washington dies after months of illness at Massachusetts General Hospital. Burial set for Dungeness Cumberland Island, Ga.
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Boston
Associated Presa
Margaret Carnegia Stiett
Oliver G. Rickettot
Pittsburgh
Washington
Phillips House
Magnachusetts General Hospital
Bural
Dungeness
Cumberland Island
Six Good Reasons for Shopping Monday
Six fabrics offered on the third floor with sale prices listed. Satin Crepe price cuts from 4.50 to 3.95 per yard, plus other silks and crepes reduced to 2.95, 2.50, 2.25 and lower for various 39 inch widths. Notable items include Georgette and Canton Crepe Satin Duchesse with marked savings and fashion notes from leading modistes.
We Salute the Girl Scout Week Store Offerings
A period piece notes National Girl Scout Week and invites girls to treat the store as their own. It lists a variety of Scout gear and prices including hats belts canteens mess kits and first aid items in a junior department on the second floor rear.
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Natonal
Nedge
G. S. Woodsman
Pig skin shifting to football season sales
Following the World Series memory, the Sporting Good Department pivots to football. It offers footballs from 1 to 12.50, shoulder pads 3 to 8.50, knee pads 3 to 5, baskets balls 2 to 18, sweat shirts 1 to 1.50, basketball pants 1 to 1.50, all on the Fourth Floor.
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Adele
No Odor Smoking Stands Sell At Discount Offer
A seller notes fifty no odor smoking stands were obtained at a special price after selling them for seven dollars each. The stands use a tinted meal built tube to carry ashes to a concealed bottom, avoiding spills. Choices include Mahogany Wattled Verde and Plain Green with a shaded Red appearance priced at five fifty.
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Cobb
Cosmo Hamilton
Wallee
Temple Bailey
Miss Brewster
Joseph Lincoln
Universal Aluminum
Connecticut
Warner
Col
Georgette
Girl Scout
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