Navy pay bill sparks warning of naval decline
Washington dispatch argues that false economy in Congress endangers the U S Navy. The piece, by Robert T Small, contends pay delays erode trained personnel and threaten a first class fleet. It cites disintegration risk, inaction by House leaders, and the need for a decisive policy to sustain naval strength.
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Navy Department of
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Obituary notices from 186 Read Street and Stratford listings
Obituary items report Charles J. Ellson died after a lingering illness aged 72 at 186 Read Street. Survived by a widow, four sons Albert, Walter, Waltlam, George, a stepson William Weight, daughters Alice and Louies, 23 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 2:30 from residence, Rev. Jepson to officiate, burial Mountain Grove. Albert C. Ryckman, a Singer Mfg. machinist for 37 years, died yesterday at Barnum Terrace Stratford. Survived by wife, four children Albert Jr, Harold, Frederick Wyckmax, daughter Mrs Edward Lavery, five grandchildren. Services 8:30 and 6 from St James, Stratford, burial St Rachel's. Mrs Bridget Galvin funeral held yesterday from 275 Coleman Street and St Augustine's suburb, Rev Robert Bowen officiating.
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Charles J. Ellson
Bis
Read Street
Hingeria
East End
Albert
Walter R
Waltlam M. George KF
William Weight
Alice
Chester Wood
Elis Wes
Brotherhood of Amertes
William ii, Jepson
St. Luke's Church
Murial
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Albert C. Ryckman
Singer Mfg. Co
Barnum Terrace
Stratford
Exs
Bridgeport
Albert, Jr
Harold
Frederick Wyckmax
Edward Lavery
Avas
Nathaniel Wheeler
Poresters of America
Wheeler and Wilses Veteran Firemen’s Relief Association
Tuwers
St James Church
St Rachael’s Cemetery
Bridget Galvin
James Galvin
Coleman Street
St Augustine's Saburb
Robert Bowen
Daylight Law Adopted in 33 Cities Across Nation
New York March 27 daylight saving begins tomorrow in at least 33 cities and towns despite a prior veto. Clocks set ahead one hour with Philadelphia Pittsburgh and other metros ready to observe. Railroads plan adjusted schedules. Several states consider statewide measures and local officials urge adoption.
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Congress
Willson
National Daylight Association
New York City
Buffalo
Cohees
Troy
Utica
Syracuse
Yonkers
Gloversville
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Camden
Plainfield
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Jersey City
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Lynn
Worcester
Marboro
Pennsylvania
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Haston
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Hartford
Putnam
Maine
Portland
South Portand
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Manchester
Michigan
Detroit
St. Joseph
Colorado
Denver
Ohio
Columbus
Delaware
Wimington
Marcus M. Marks
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Chamber of Commerce
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Rhode Island
Chicago
Indianapolis
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Louisville
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Los Angeles
Oakland
Plans for largest YWCA convention unfold in Cleveland
Two thousand women and girls from across the United States will gather in Cleveland for the Young Women's Christian Associations of America's national convention April 13 to 26. Notable attendees include Mrs. William Fellowes Morgan and Lady Falconer, with speakers from Japan and several American leaders. The event marks expanded wartime influence and outlines policies for the coming years.
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United States
Young Women's Christian Associations of America
Cleveland
Orient
South America
Canada
William Fellowes Morgan
John M. French
Henry P. Davison
Robert E der
New York
National Board
Lady Falconer
Toronto
Michi Kawat
Japan Association
Robert E
Har} Taylor
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Fred B. Fisher
Charles S MacFarland
New York City
Charles W. Kitkey
Chicago
F. J McConnell
Denver
Hoboes Fade From Ragged Riches Of The Past
The piece notes the disappearance of hobos once common in rural and urban life. It questions whether legendary wanderers like Dusty Rhodes have given up begging and loafing, with the American Land Service reporting the hobo class nearly extinct as many seek work during harvest seasons.
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Willie
Dusty Rhodes
American Land Service
John E Ince to Remain With Metro as Director
John E Ince, director at Metro Studios in Hollywood, denies reports he will leave Metro to work for a rival. The official Metro statement says he will continue directing for Metro, having declined a three year contract and his own company. Ince, from the Ince brothers trio, has a history in San Francisco and later Hollywood acting and directing, with upcoming projects listed.
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Oirset
Pacific Coast
Longacre
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Ince
Emma Dean
Rachel Crothers
Lee Kozel
New York
Alice Lake
Julie Herne
Met
Ero
Ince Brothers
Ralph
Thomas
Belasco
Alcazar Theatre
San Francisco
Poll
Milford town note look at residents and events
Archie Raynor of Long Island visits Milford after wanderings at sea now active with Stony Brook property and local land work. Miss Elizabeth Crafts of Wellesley College tours through to Montreal visiting aunts Mrs. Earl F Adams and Mr. Frank Livingston. Mulford prep school closes for vacation to April 7. W C A fund drive aims to support next year’s work. France and China backing WCAs to cover 80 percent if America bears rest. Wheel club nominations open until next Thursday. no house rules changes this week. Methodist minute men lead Sunday service in Dr Simoneon’s absence. Epworth League meets at 7 pm. Yale Quartet leader Raymond Culver performs at Plymouth church. Palm Sunday services planned with special music and a Sacred Concert “The Crucifixion” by Stainer featuring choir and Girls’ Choral club.
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Stainer
Mitford High Fights to a Draw with Seymour in Big Game
In yesterday's basketball clash Mitford High, with Miss Esther Cor and Miss Hastins providing instrumental support, held Seymour close in the first half. The tide turned in the second half, leaving the visitors with a 20 to 20 tied score.
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Esther Cor
Hastins
Mitford High
Seymour
Young Roy Stecker Cast as Sonny in Road to Divorce
Roy Stecker four year old son of A C Stecker Universal City chief animal trainer played Sonny in The Road to Divorce. On set he faced a large cat with a wild temper as the director asked if he feared the cat. He replied fearlessly that he was not afraid, even of a lion, since he keeps a lion cub as a pet.
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A. C. Stecker
Universal City
Sonny
Young Stecker
Roy
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Marsh, Stoddard & Day
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Holmer & Edwards Int Silver Co
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Hincks Bros. Co
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