32 Mile Highway Project Slashed to 1.5 Million
Connecticut authorities plan a 32 mile Housatonic Valley road from New Milford to Canaan passing through Kent Cornwall Sharon and Salisbury. A dammed valley route would replace the river banks raising sections 80 to 100 feet to avoid floodwater. Estimated cost originally 200000, alternative about 275000, total project about 1500000 with power company and state survey cooperation.
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Bats
Chas
Bennett
Represene
Connecticut Light and Power Company
Sona Aa Orem Valley
Kigh
McHenry and Norris
Power Company
Higiway
West Cornwall
Lyme Rock
Salisbury
Sheron
Housatonic
Stevenson Dam
Highway Department
Housatonic Valley
New Milford
Canaan
Kent
Cornwall
Sharon
Schang Leaves Buffalo Club On Eastward Trip
Schang departed Buffalo with the club and will be out for about one to two weeks. Baker traveled to New York last night for a special examination and treatment by the club physician.
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Schang
Buffalo
Baker
New York
Abundant Local Vegetables At Low Prices This Week
The State Marketing Bureau reports plentiful local vegetables including beets carrots lettuce cabbage green onions and spinach at the lowest prices. New potatoes from Virginia and South Carolina and tomatoes peaches and watermelons from Georgia Mississippi Florida arrive as cantaloupe from Imperial Valley begins. Prices show beets carrots and lettuce as the most economical buys for housewives while oranges grapefruits and tropical fruits vary in supply and cost.
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State Marketing Bureau
Virginia
South Carolina
Mississippi
Georgia
Florida
Imperial Valley
California
Gold Medal Honors Mrs Gilmore For Son's Heroic Death
The city awarded a gold medal to Mrs. Gilmore of Southmort, mother of Allen Keith, Yale student who perished in the Rialto theatre fire in New Haven. Mayor David E. Fitzgerald presented the medal as a tribute to the heroism shown during the tragedy that killed eight and injured many others while crowds filled the theater.
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Robert H. Gilmore
Southmort
Allen Keith
New Haven
David E. Fitzgerald
Ikelth
Rialto Theatre
Yale
Boston
Essay Tells Of Business Ideals By Harry Amsel
Amsel argues business success rests on high ideals and personal integrity. He urges honest conduct, disciplined word-keeping, and respect for others, urging leaders to act for the public good, think big, and pursue lasting values beyond mere profit.
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Harry Amsel
Aml
State Net Tilt Here Tomorrow
Bridgeport's tennis team in the Conn Valley League will host Hartford racqueters tomorrow afternoon for a series of matches shaping the State tie. Park City lineup includes Captain Eddie Buckingham former city champion H W Larson Dr R H W Strang J Garfield King F B Hawley and John Wheeler Jr. STAITANGS LANDS COLLEGIAN. Rochester June 23 First Baseman Fyerett Barnes of the Caizate University team signed to play with the Rochester club of the International League and will report immediately. He is a left-hander who did not miss a game on varsity. A late rally failed Cubs Pirates won 6 to 6.
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Bridgeport
Hartford
Park City
Eddie T. Buckingham
H. W Larson
R. H. WV. Strang
J. Garfieild King
F. B. Hawley
John Wheeler
Staitangs
Rochester
Fyerett Barnes
Caizate University
Heis
Pann
Soccer to be solidified at Naval Academy next fall
Annapolis Md June 23 With Admiral Henry J Wilson approval the Naval Academy will establish soccer on a firm basis next fall and schedule a more ambitious series of contests than before.
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Annapolis
Henry J. Wilson
Naval Academy
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Orchid
Gilmore
Cash & Carry
Groceteria
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Rocky Ford
Tbs
William Auch
State ST
Stratford Ave
Ainee Rela Marke
Main Street
Boulder
Tate
Veal
Mitchell's
U.S. A
Star of All Nations
Stratford Avenue
Carroll Avenue
Ees Aehean Hamburger
Boston Roll
iSe Taean Bolling
Magnolia Milk
Catsup
F. W. Behrens, JR
Fairfield Ave
Mohican
Sunkist
Sirlein
Maine
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