Business Leaders Debating Public Policy Stance
West Baden Ind Oct 17 delegates to the Chamber of Commerce of the United States debate policy on federal tax cuts postal rates flood relief and self regulation by business. Key speakers push for tax reductions and coordinated action to curb bad practices while defending the Federal Reserve system amid broader calls for competition reform.
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West Baden
Ind
Presai
Ci Ors
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Lewis B. Person
New York
Mississippi
Pierson
Chamber
James R. Maccoll
Providence
R. I
Mittte
Joint
Congressional Tax Committee
Lucius R. Teter
Chicago
Committee On Postal Service
Spec
Frederick A. Delano
Washington
E Milire
Ernest T. Trigg
Philadelphia
Civil Development Department
Federal Reserve
Feder Reserve
Harry A. Wheeler
Cittee
Eco
Americana
Edwin FB. Parker
Parker
Federal Trade Commission
Edwin W. Parker
Washington, D. C
National Council of the Chamber of Commerce of the
Commission
New Party Leader in Canada Ready for Job
New party leader in Canada, Li B Bennett, is prepared to resign many business duties to devote himself to the Conservative leadership. He noted uncertainty about relinquishing his Metropolitan Insurance director role and predicted a bright future for Canada under his party.
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NEW Party
Canada
New York
Associated Press
Li. B. Bennett
Bennett
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Nada
Apy
Bird Builds Apartment Nest in Norwich Workshed
A Phoebe in Norwich Connecticut constructed a seven chamber apartment nest on a work shed stringer. Paul Kaufman removed the nest after fledglings did not inhabit it, and the unit measuring 27 inches long was sent to the American Nature Association for study, a unique find in avian architecture.
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Bird
Norwich
Washington
Associated Press
Conn
Phoebe
Paul Kaufman
American Nature Association
Connecticut
Dorothy Brall
Nature Magazine
Polls Majestic Presents Rose of the Golden West and More
A seven year old stage star nicknamed Traps headlines Polls Majestic with Rose of the Golden West starring Mary Astor and Gilbert Roland. The bill includes Way Out West by Carl Larson and his Majestic Serenadera, Florence Raphael, Oscar Martin Duo, and Bobby Kirk in solo numbers. Also featured are The Collegians first episode, Aesop’s Fables, a comedy, Ladies’ choir from Wales performing at Pyramid Mosque, What Price Glory at Cameo, and a revised Yacht Club Boys musical score by Harold Morris with his Chopin Ensemble.
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Wonder
Poll’s Majestic
Mary Astor
Gilbert Roland
Carl Larson
Majestic
General Vallejo
Montagu Love
Elena
the Collegians
Pyramid Mosque
Wales
Lord Meyer
Cardiff
South Wales
Plage
Quirk
Charmeiie
France
Giovanni Marinelli
Givot Leonard
Hinds
Yacht ‘Club
Biff and Bang
Harold 5. Morris
Chopin
Polls Night Variety at Poll's Entertains Large Crowd
A lively program at Poll's yesterday drew a large attendance with a mix of music dance and comedy. Highlights included Mazette Lewis and company A Dash of Red Muriel Morgan Van D Sheldon Maude Earl and Kate and Wiley while Richard Barthelmess stars in The Drop Kick at Polis Ruth Elder Pathet News Mack Sennett The College Kiddo and a Welsh Ladies Choir Friday at Mosque featured.
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Mazette, Lewis and Company
Muriel Morgan
van D. Sheldon
Maude Earl
Vnnville
Kate
Wiley
Richard Barthelmess
Polis
Ruth Elder
Pathet News
Mack Senett
Poli
Emma Lockwood Weds Bryan Scott in Greenwich Parish
In Georgetown on a sunny Saturday 3 pm ceremony at the Methodist parsonage, Emma Lockwood daughter of the late William Lockwood wed Bryan Scott of Norwalk. The Rev Millard L G Proper performed the rites as Emma wore blue georgette with a velvet hat, attended by her sister Lulu Burr in blue crepe. The couple plan a motor trip then residence in a newly furnished Norwalk home on Silvermine avenue.
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Georgetown
Greenwich
Emm , Lockwood
William Lockwood
Lockwood
Bryan Scott
Norwalk
Millard L. G. Proper
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Lulu Burr
Harry Selzer
Charles Pfahl
Charles Jr
Frank Pfahl
Emma Finchl
Clarence Burr
Silvermine Avenue
Elva Bertram
Redding Road
Anna Olson
Alice ‘Banks
Elabeth Mills
Eleanor Hanjansen
Florence Banks
Sylvia Hartman
Yeubel Metin
Helen B. Johnson
Mildared Stenborg
Lorraine Schreiber
Mildred Carlson
Pauline Stenberg
Marlon , Banks
Mildred Plu
Wallace Smith
Stephentown
N. Y
Willard
Taylor
Stamford
Charles RB. Clark
Bridgeport
William Hunter
West Church Street
Leonard Taylor
Smith Street
Howard Buster
School Street
James Driscol
Willard Taylor
Hagel Anderson
Martin Engdam
Methodist Church
Charles Osborn
Robert Hii
Lillian Lockwood
Roswell Lockwood
Frank Pierce
Ruth
Summerfield Methodist Church
Socal Society
Thomas Meighan film opens at Palace in two new types
Thomas Meighan stars in We're All Gamblers at the Palace Theatre with Marietta Millner, Gertrude Claire, Claude De Gar, Elsie Huber, Christine Chadwell, and Ross Wyse. The program includes The Opera tion with Edgar Bergen, plus Dave Apollon in An Appollonian Revue and the Manila Orchestra.
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Thomas Meighan
Palace Theatre
Mr. Meighan
Brunete
Vienna
Marietta Millner
Gertrude Claire
Claude de Gar
Comedienne
Elsie Huber
Edgar Bergen
Christine Chadwell
Ross Wyse
Rose Wyse
Dave Apollon
Bebe Moffic
Manila
The Ghost Train Thrills At Lyric Theatre
The Ghost Train, a thriller at the Lyric, played to a thrilled audience last night. Set at a Rail station near Rockland Maine, the action unfolds from 4:30 pm to midnight as travelers face a phantom train and a vanishing station master. Bella Cairns and Arthur Howard lead a strong company with polished supporting performances. The play runs the rest of the week with matinees today tomorrow Thursday and Saturday.
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Lyric Theatre
Rockland
Sts. Wake
Bella Cairns
Arthur Howard
Lynnc
Commissioner Murphy Improved Says Report
The condition of Police Commissioner Richard H. Murphy, who has been laid up at his home for the past several days, is reported to be improved. After a few days rest he will resume his duties as head of the Frank Miller Lumber Company.
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Richard H. Murphy
Frank Miller Lumber Company
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