Milford Visiting Nurse Association Plans Membership Drive
Ilford October 24 Plans completed for the Milford Visiting Nurse Association membership drive for new members and renewals. Campaign under way to be completed by November 1. Committee includes Mrs Davin, Mrs Eyeday M Case and Mrs A A Baldwin Sr. Town divided into three districts with sub chairmen named for Devon Woodmont Bay View and other areas. Milford Public School nurse to hold meeting at Walnut Beach Grammar School Wednesday at 7 oclock to discuss Hinches and hot drinks for polypils during winter.
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Milford
Devon
Woodmont
Muar
Burwell
Par View
Fond Malntiv
Bayview
Ldi
Trumbull Beach
Myrtle Beach
William H. Adams
Walach
Cedar Beach
Hens Fallbronner
Sara Glynn
Milford Public
Walnut Beach Grammar School
Fortclock
Delegates to Attend Connecticut Older Boys Conference
Bridgeport churches and the Y M C A will be represented at the 23rd Connecticut Older Boys Conference to be held in New Britain Friday Saturday and Sunday. Three delegates have been chosen to make the trip to the hardware city. The conference opens Friday afternoon at 2 o clock. Delegates come from several local churches and the United church.
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Bridgeport
Y. M.1
C. A
Connecticut Older Boys
New Britain
Hardware City
Aus
City Young Mer Istations
Willam Abbott
YM. C
Detesa
A. W. Reaven
O. Rebitson
Powers
Chiford Green
Willian Davey
Eimer Baker
Washington Park
Connecticut Motor Vehicle receipts top one million dollars
More than $1,000,000 was received by the four Connecticut Motor Vehicle offices during the year. Bridgeport led with about $441,000, New Haven $476,000, New London $82,502, and the Hartford area offices in operation only briefly. A visiting Massachusetts delegation saw the system and noted its efficiency and potential for adoption.
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Motor
Connecticut
New Haven
New London
Frederick J. Wesetine
Conterticut Motor Vehicle Department
Nan Hien
Waterhur
Tioye
Hartford
Massachusetts
Caner Week Promotes Early Cancer Advice Nationwide
Cancer Week observed November 12 to 13 urges prompt medical advice for cancer symptoms. Connecticut reports rising cancer deaths since 1915, with about 1 400 yearly deaths by 1931. Officials say early treatment can curb the disease. United States deaths reach around 90 000 annually, possibly rising due to improved diagnosis.
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Humber
Connecticut
Stone
Gance
United States
Bank Teller Arrested in $10,000 Larceny Case
Willie K B Hutchinson of Watertown, a teller at Exchange Trust Company of Boston, was under arrest today charged with larceny of 10,000. Officials said the shortage was found after an examination of his books and related to stock market transactions observed by officers.
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Oston
Willie KB Hutchinson
Watertown
Exchange Trust Company of Boston
Raymond Chase Not A Candidate Says Wife
Raymond Chase is not a candidate for Alderman despite a misattributed telephone message to the office. A man calling a telegraph service claimed Chase, living at 452 State Street, would run for the Socialist ticket, but the Town Clerk noted no verified nomination or address. Local officials could not confirm the candidate’s residence.
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Raymond Chase
Raymond Chasey
The
Teleste
Taym
Dora
Soc
Delestais
Sociatist Party
Socialist Party
Addy
Milford Students Fire Dormitory During Fire
Milford students allegedly started a blaze in a dormitory as a fire threatened the building. Firefighters fought the flames, keeping damage contained to a single wing while crews evacuated and contained the situation. A chaotic scene followed with reports of disruption and community concern. The incident prompted safety checks and inquiries into the dormitory’s security and fire prevention measures.
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Milford
Alice
Home life strained by vast coal shipments
A federal fuel distributor, Conrad Spenai, faced criticism as his wife accused him of shipping millions of tons of coal to others while his own home bin sat empty. After much “sturrying around” he managed to feed the family with three tons, hoping to keep the home from suffering. Government officials stressed placing country first, despite public belief.
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Federal
Conrad Spenai
Washington
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