Disarming Loyal Troops Leaves 300 Dead in Shanghai Area
Nationalist forces under General Ho Ying-Ching disarmed troops along the Shanghai Hangchow and Shanghai Nanking lines. About 300 died as clashes occurred while 1500 Hankow troops of the 31st corps were halted at Hsinchwang. Hundreds wounded treated in Shanghai hospitals.
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Shanghai
China
Associated Press
Nationalist Military Council
Shanghai-Hangchow
Shanghai Nanking
First Army Corps
Ho Ying-Ching
Hsinchwangg
Hankow
31St Army Corps
Military Council
Nan
Ais
List Corps
Naning
Chow Feng-Chi
Chekiang
Shancai Aea
Chiang Kei-Shek
Shanghhai
Cheklang
Dietetics and personal health in early practice
The article argues for teaching factual food knowledge over bans, urging deep study of dietetics to understand meat versus non meat plans. It includes Q A on arch supports for flat feet, Melba toast preparation, and a sleepiness case tied to toxic and bilious conditions resolved by a fruit fast and proper diet.
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Lins
Personal advice column from Dr Frank McCoy
Readers are invited to write Dr Frank McCoy at Bridgepost Telegram with intimate problems and receive personal replies. Include a self addressed envelope if a personal reply is requested.
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Bridgepost
Frank McCoy
Dr Frank McCoy
Bridgepost Telegram
Newtown Dr Gesner Hosts Men’s Club Meeting
Rev Dr Richmond H Gesner rector of Trinity church hosted the September meeting of Newtown’s Men’s Literary and Social Club at Parker House Main Street. Borough Clerk Charles F Beardsley was the essayist and George Job principal of Stawley High school spoke on his Canada experience and student transport from outlying districts. The discussion covered civic movements and the memorial park project started two years ago with no immediate action expected.
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Newtown
Richmond H Gesner
Trinity Church
Parker House
Main Strces
Charles F Beardsley
George Job
Stawley High School
Job
Canada
Memorial Park
Wakanain
George Ferris
Charles D Ferris
Sugar Street
George D Wight
Bethel
William Okin Jr
Pawling
Charles D Fern
Frederick Chandler
Qikdie
Boothbury
Newtown Congregational Church
Wesleyan Opens 79th Year With College Adventure Theme
President James L McConaughy warned about misplacement of about 25 percent of American college students while urging a tougher, more practical approach to higher education. He announced building expansions and repairs, and Dean Nicholson reported on scholastic and extracurricular activities as Wesleyan admitted about 180 new freshmen plus 20 transfers, keeping total enrollment near 800.
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Mic
McConnuphy
Nicholson
Wesleyan
Waterbury Men Given Jail Term for Assault
In Waterbury on September 21 five cases were disposed by Judge Lawin Dickenson. John Ariola and Peter Martone had indecent assault lowered to simple assault, each fined 150 dollars plus costs and given six months suspended jail terms. Alfred La Flame received 250 dollars plus costs and a suspended jail term for indecent assault. Michael Rinaldi was fined 200 dollars plus costs and given a suspended term for indecent assault. Anthony Guistl had breaking and entering changed to theft with a bottle of hair tonic taken from a bath shop noted in the record. Timothy Hanley chose jury trial after pleading not guilty to a robbery count.
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Waterbury
Associated Press
Lawin
Dickenson
John Ariola
Peter Martone
Alfred LaFlame
Michael Rinaldi
Anthony Guist
Lawrence L Lewis Guistl
Timothy Hanley
Bomb Blasts in Lisbon Linked to Communists
A powerful bomb exploded in a Lisbon street damaging a house and shattering windows. Police report show Spanish and Portuguese Communists connected, with several arrested including 25 Spaniards. suspects are to be handed over to Spanish authorities.
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Lisbon
Namics
Portugal
Fourth continuance in Drunk Driver case at Meriden
In Meriden police court Edward MacDermott of Woonsocket Rhode Island received a fourth continuance on a driving while drunk charge after his arrest August 20. Herold Pistel of Middletown died at Meriden hospital from injuries when MacDermott's car overturned on East Main Street. Deputy Coroner Lewis L Fields held an inquest but has not yet ruled.
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Meriden
Associated Press
Edward MacDermott
Polk Avenue
Woonsocket
Herold Pistel
Middletown
Meriden Hospital
Message to Underweight Men and Women
A fragmented health article pleads with underweight individuals to seek treatment. It describes facial and body thinning, urges improved nourishment, and claims dramatic weight gain in short periods. The piece mentions cost and availability of treatment products and advocates seeking expert guidance.
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Angotes
Health and Diet Advice
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T. Wittes
BAYER
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Epting
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DR. Gesner
Newtown Mceting
Newtown Academy
Raymond J Kyi al
Queth Street
Danbury
Oenes
Drumsken Driver" Case
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G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
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Socony
Post-Telegram
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