Employment depy with federal aid is recommended
New York reports the Russell Sage Foundation endorses a nationwide public employment service funded by federal aid, to be run with state and local cooperation. The five year study covered many U.S. and Canadian cities and urged a combined federal state and local system, noting limited success under state alone.
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Weather Bureau Storm Warning Cited From Oct 19 Report
The Weather Bureau issued storm warnings detailing advisory hurricane status from Jupiter to Punta Gorda and northeast toward Jacksonville and Apalachicola. The hurricane center nears Cuba, moving north and northeast with dangerous shifting gales near the Florida Straits and off southeast Florida. A second advisory places the center around 24 north 84 30 west moving north northeast and likely reaching the Florida peninsula, with hurricane warnings extended to Cedar Keys.
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Cedar Keys
Gas Station Looted in Stratford District
Stratford Oct 19 Tele gram Services reports a hold up at the Star Gasoline station on Stratford Avenue near Aven, with 37.25 stolen by an unidentified robber. A second burglary at William Carson’s North Main Street shop yielded cigarettes, cigars, and small change. Police seek the gasoline thief suspected of targeting a Milford store earlier.
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Oakey Drug Store
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Labor Surplus In City Is Absorbed in Connecticut
Washington reports optimistic U.S. Labor Department findings on Connecticut up to October 1. Most plants operating, textile and silk mills back on full schedules, extensive building programs across towns providing work, with some shortages in skilled trades and plasterers amid a generally improving employment picture.
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Whiskey and Gin Seized in Raid Leads to Arrest
Brean of Investigation raided the home of Caymine Genba at 412 North Washington Avenue and found whiskey gin and alcohol. Genba is charged with violation of the state liquor law and released on bond of 3800. A City Court hearing is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Fractured Scene Sparks Alarm in Cramped Home
A fragmentary report describes a troubled domestic moment with a distressed mother and a fatherly figure present. The text hints at a chaotic scene involving a child named Johnny and an adult caretaker, conveyed in garbled dialogue.
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