Appropriations Debate Over Tax Reductions Query
Washington lawmakers clash as Rep Mondell claims a trillion in savings through appropriations while Rep Byrnes argues that indirect moves inflate totals. He cites $5.403 billion available for expenditure and questions why taxes were not cut accordingly.
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Washington, D. C
House
Mondell
Republican Congress
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
House Appropriations Committee
Byrnes
Congress
Concrest
America
Treasury
Shipping Board
Railway Administration
Tailway Administration
Directins
War Finance Corporation
Liberty
Repub-ioon
Thec Congress
Bicycles Recovered Await Ownership Claims at Police Bureau
Ten bicycles recovered by police are stored at the detective bureau awaiting ownership claims. Reporters who had machines stolen should call police headquarters to identify the bicycles. Unclaimed bicycles will go to Clerk Smith and be sold at auction. Nathan Straus decries dying rich. He expects many to help him tie to a respectable Long Island City star.
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Detective Bureau
Nathan Straus
Long Island
Siar
Crowded High School May Hold Outdoor Sessions
Superintendent Samuel J. Slawson informed the Board of Education that September registrations could exceed 400 over present figures, risking crowding. Entering class expected near 900 from public and parochial schools, prompting possible outdoor sessions. Several resignations and leaves granted. Rooney resigns to join manufacturing. Contracts awarded for painting and groundwork at multiple schools. wall agreement discussed between St. Augustine's and Washington schools on Piquennock street.
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Samuel J. Slawson
Board of Educators
Slawson
Mary Poison
Katherine O'Hara Winstow
Lincoln School
Almira Gaylord
Elias Howe
Edna L. Callahan
Hall School
Martha E. Curry
Grand Street
Evelyn Thompson
Bernice H. Clark
Sybil L. Gorman
Charlotte Barske
Natalie Boson
James J. Rooney
Rooney
Madison
Bridgeport Construction Company
Black Rock
Burns Company
Garfield
Roger Sherman
Staples
Summerfield
Island Brook
Kossuth Street
Samuel B. Plotkin
Mary Goore
Tome
Committee On Schools
Committee On
James B. Nihill
St. Augustine's School
Washington School
Pequennock Street
Stratford Woman Dead From Gas Poisoning in Kitchen
Mrs. Sarah Blackman of Sherwood Place Stratford died yesterday afternoon from gas poisoning after a burner leak. Neighbors found her seated in the kitchen. Medical Examiner Dr. William B. Cogswell ruled accidental death and permitted removal to Hawley Wilmot undertaking rooms. She leaves one daughter, Miss Dorothy Blackman. Funeral set for Thursday at 2:30 PM.
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Sarah Blackman
Sherwood Place
Stratford
William B. Cogswell
Hawley & Wilmot
Obituaries and funeral notices from Stratford area
Mary A Bates died at home on Seymour street after a brief illness with brother Samuel Jackson and sisters Mrs Joseph Vaughan and Mrs Joseph Holdsworth surviving. Funeral 2:30 pm from the home, burial Lake View cemetery. Thomas Sheehan of Broad Street died at Bridgeport Hospital after brief illness. Survived by wife, child, parents, siblings and five brothers. Funeral from Carroll Avenue home. Charles Fox, 87, longtime Standard employee, died. Burial Mountain Grove. funeral Tuesday 3:30 pm at Henry E Bishop mortuary chapels with Rev Paul Edwards officiating. Julia Kick Wheeler died. funeral Sunday at Wells Place home. burial Union Cemetery Stratford. Sergeant A C Goulden injured when his car collided with a trolley on Pequotknock street. car damaged, trolley thrown from rails.
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Mary A. Bates Pany
Geenne Bates
Seymour Street
Samuel Jackson
Brooklyn
Joseph Vaughan
Joseph Holdsworth
England
Lakeview Cemetery
Thomas Sheehan
Broad St
Bridgeport Hospital
Burns and Bassick Company
Park City
Charles Fox
Standard
Martha Fox
Henry E. Bishop
Fairfield Avenue
Paul B. Edwards
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Julia Kick Wheeler
Wells Place
Stratford
Robert C. Whitehead
Stratford Congregational Church
John Bennetto
William B. Bristol
Arthur P. Park
George O. Lines
Union Cemetery
Hard Work Is Now Necessary for Italians
Rome report cites former Premier Nitti urging sustained hard work and limited amusements for years. The article notes higher taxes on theatres and hotels hosting balls and dances, state fees of 50 to 500 dollars per event, Sunday car bans after 8 PM, and a 35 horsepower limit on cars. Sunday outings to Frascati and Tivoli decline, forcing Romans to seek new ways to pass Sundays.
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Rome
Nitti
Frascati
Tivoli
Hay Fever Remedy Kolox Promises Relief
Advertises Kolox as a widely tried product to ease hay fever by improving breathing and sleep. Claims it prevents this year’s attack and offers a quarterly sample via druggists. Describes hay fever as upper air passage irritation from pollen or dust with unclear definite cause.
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Adv
Writing Paper of Dainty Shade Tints 72 Box
Vacation must have writing paper as this sale offers fine lawn writing paper in pink white lavender blue and maize Each 72 cent box contains 48 envelopes and 48 sheets Highlights a portable stationery need for travel in a period tone
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A. C. Goulden
Catherine Street
Pequonnock Street
the Times
Main ST
Bridgeport
Conn
Dillon
Hartford
Rue St. Cecile
Paris
Dillon’s
Noble
Voile
L’aiglon
Rockwell & Co
Smith=Murray Co
Fairfield Ave
Bridgeports
Worth A Sa Inhisteins Resaies Omen
Boston Maid
The
Smith-Murray
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
Main Street
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