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Newspaper
Bridgeport Times
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
16
Washington dispatch says Indian population in the United States reaches 340,027, up about 212,400 since ten years ago. Merritt, assistant Indian commissioner, cites housing, education, and school needs as causes and urges increased appropriations for Indians to improve schools and living conditions.
The Connecticut State Hospital at Middletown seeks gifts for patients during Christmas. Acceptable items include clothing, handkerchiefs, gloves, aprons, ribbons, and small comforts. Send to Connecticut State Hospital, Middletown, Conn with Christmas Donn on or before December 1. Prompt acknowledgment will be given.
The National Tuberculosis Association launches its Christmas Seal Sale with Connecticut aiming $200000. Elmer Havens presides over the drive in Bridgeport assisted by Mrs. Davie, Duy, and Mrs. Staple. Funds fund tubercular care, bedside nursing, and patient transportation, with 15 percent returned to the state.
The U S law allowing American women to keep citizenship after marriage sparks debate in London and New York. British and American observers weigh whether wives of foreign husbands remain subjects, with examples of women seeking clarity on registration and allegiance.
The article notes the election of a vice president within the Jewish Welfare Bureau and references board members including Margulis, Stein, and J. The piece mentions local concerns about public health and utilities, including a warning about dryness and water supply in Wiedeliy, with implications for fire protection and safety.
National news reports the near extinction of the whooping crane after a crane was shot near a city in Nebraska. A specimen is kept in cold storage as part of a preservation record. The article notes past efforts by the Amesens Masai of Naturel Wieory to locate a specimen and mentions an unrelated shampoo tonic found during a police investigation.
Bucyrus locals recall Inglis eershes and brick ager Georen Volf who for fifty years labored on the Lincoln Highway marker in Bucyrus. The marker was wrecked when a motor car recently struck it, and Volf is now reconstructing the historic monument to show he can do it.
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