Vermont town of his birth honors glare naval hero
Bradford Vermont dedicates ceremony honoring Rear Admiral Charles Clark born there. Secretary Wilbur reopens navy records and reads Clark letters praising his decisions in Spanish American War. He notes Clark’s restraint and duty with focus on country welfare and vessel safety.
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Vermont
Glare
Naval
Bradford
Rear Admiral
Wilbur
Sense of Duty
Navy Department
Charles Blgt Clark
Oregon
Santiago
Tal
Cammianiter
Clark
Admiral Clark
Rio Janeiro
German Immigrant Quota Question Sparks Doubt
Washington October 12 The German immigrant quota for 1927 remains uncertain as officials await a possible presidential proclamation. The Berlin consulate will suspend new applications from October 13 to May 2, expecting a quota change around April 1, 1927 and projecting a limit near one tenth of the current 54,227 cap.
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Wasthington
United States
Berlin
Temuivey
Coolfaxe
Germany
Trinity teachers argue best agent for training mind
Hartford Oct 12 AP Two Trinity College faculty clash in a WoTTC radio dialogue on Science versus Language Study as the better means to train the mind. Professor Perkins backs science and the scientific method as essential for clear thought, while Professor Barret argues language study better connects the mind to human problems and moral aim.
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Hartford
Triniy College
Wottc
Henry A. Perkins
LeRoy Carr Barret
Perkins
Bacret
Barret
School Head Will Begin 20th Year In New Canaan
New Canaan October 12 Francis H Green long time School Committee member and chairman since 1907 was re elected chairman at last evenings meeting Henry Kelly ongoing clerk since 1897 and Dr Thomas Tunney named treasurer Kingston Jamaica also reported a sharp earthquake shock felt after ten o clock with no serious damage yet seen
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New Canaan
Francis H. Green
Henry Kelly
Thomas Tunney
Kingston
Jamaica
Cadets to travel by special train for Yale game
West Point cadets about 1200 strong will travel to New Haven for the Yale Army game on October 36 by a special train. The 11:20 arrival will lead to a campus march and an hour lunch. Band and cadets will drill before kickoff, with thousands watching from outside the ticketed area.
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New Haven
West Point
Yale
H. F Woodcock
Yale Athletic Association
O'Rlock
Norwich minister re elected head of state Baptists
Rev. David A. Pitt of Norwich was reelected president of the Connecticut Baptist convention at the 103rd annual meeting in Mystic Union Baptist Church. A. H. Dickinson of Hartford was reelected first vice president, with Mrs. Allen W. Brown of West Hartford as second vice president. Officers and future meeting dates discussed. Pitt urged greater missionary financing and evangelism.
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Mystic
David A. Pitt
D. D
Norwich
A. H. Dickinson
Hartford
Connecticut Baptist Convention
Union Baptist Church
Allen W. Brown
West Hartford
EK. E. Gates
Charles Edward Prior
Pitt
Connecticut
R. W. Ferguson
Rockville
Margaret Suman
Philippine Islands
William Reid
Rhode Island
J. T. Laughton
Inland Sea
Japan
Adah H Boyce
The
Home Mission Society
W. H. Bowler
New York
C. H. Barrett
Donor Named For Nurses' Home At Stamford Hospital
Mrs. C. C. Miller was revealed as the donor of the new nurses' home under construction at Stamford Hospital. The annual meeting of the Stamford Hospital Aid Society re elected Mrs. George A. Stafford president. Officers elected included Andrew Bean and Mrs. Harry J. Boreman as first and second vice presidents, Mrs. Richard Colt as third vice president, Malcolm Intt as treasurer, and Mrs. T. Lurelie Gould as secretary. The Hospital Art Society adopted a resolution making Mrs. Miller an honorary manager in appreciation of her gift and services.
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Stamford
George A. Stafford
Stamford Hospital Aid Society
Presbyterian Church
Andrew Bean
Harry J. Boreman
Mrns
Richard Colt
Malcolm Intt
T. Lurelie Gould
C. C. Miller
MacMillin Improves, Set for Freeport Home Care
Lieutenant Commander Ronald Bo MacMillin, an Arctic explorer hospitalized in Knox County, Maine, is reported much improved and expected to be discharged today to return home in Freeport. Dr. Nell Fogg, his nephew and treating physician, says his condition has significantly improved.
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Tockland
Maine
CAF Leutenant
Ronald Bo MacMillin
Knox County Hospital
Freeport
Nell Fogg
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