Forest Industry Program Urged By American Forestry Group
A New York conference backed a national forest industries program to conserve and efficiently use U.S. forest resources. Key leaders from the American Forestry Association and the U.S. Forest Service endorsed legislation for expanded national forests, fire prevention, tree planting, tax reform, and a $10 million yearly appropriation for five years to acquire and manage forest lands. Col. Greeley supported the plan with broad backing from industry groups nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Weston
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Weston
American Forestry Association
George &. Long
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Elbert Cloaker
Cleveland Plain Dealer
George W. Sisson
RS. Kellogg
W. Je
Haskell
C. U1
Worcester
PD. A
Crocker
American Paper and Pulp Association
WW. McCullough
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Lathrop Pack
Ridsdale
American Forestry Associations
Perry
National Wholesale Lumber Coawlers' Association
M. T. Allen
Western Forestry and Conservation Association
John Moley
The
Association of Wood Using Industries
Col Welliams
Greelosy
U. S. Forest Service
Pack
Azure National Forest
New York
Ehuryae
Agrineal Wits
Col. Greeley
Forest Service
Bloodshed Expected Across Ireland as Martial Law Covers Southwest
Reports from London and Dublin describe martial law in southwest Ireland with widespread anxiety. Dispatches say traffic and mail to Bantry were halted by workers refusing to move military stores, and a Dublin report notes an ambush near Fermoy wounding four soldiers.
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Dublin
Trish
Bantry
Appeal to League of Nations over Ireland truth
Washington dispatch reports Representative Mason cables Paul Hymans urging the League of Nations to pressure Britain to allow the American commission investigating Ireland to report openly. He argues U S access to unfiltered facts is essential for international understanding and peace and condemns British refusals to visa commission members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Washington
America
Ireland
Paul Hymans
William Jo
Mason
Tri- Hols
Geneva
League
Hymans
Ameria
London
Dublin May Be Drawn Into Martial Law Zone
Daniel O Connell of International News Service reports Dublin likely to be included in the martial law area before year end as winter drives gun runners to the capital. Government aims to disarm Republicans, with additional British troops expected to arrive following Lloyd George's Commons announcement.
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Dublin
Daniel O'Connell
Ireland
L Lloyd-George
House of Commons
Fire Aflame on Church Street Destroys Rialto Theater
A spectacular early morning blaze on lower Church Street destroyed the Rialto Theater and adjoining three story tenement. Fire Chief Headley was knocked down by an explosion as firefighters battled the flames. Two families, including Mrs Woods and the Sauchuk family, lost their homes and received Red Cross aid. Damages estimated at about 45000 with theater owner Weisman valuing loss up to 95,000. most insured.
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Rialto Theatre
Weisman
Rialto
Headley
Lower Church Street
Herman J. Weisman
Waterbury
Naugatuck
James Hennessey
Hennessey
Childdren
Church Street
Rialto Theater
George W. Headiey
Sullivan
Benedict
Henry J. Callahan
Hoseman
John Weaving
James J. Grant
Charles Silvernail
Hoadley
Woods
Frank Sauchuk
Sauchuk
Red Cross House
John S. Sullivan
Owls’ Hall
Gem Theater
Peters Brothers
Peter Brothers
Shoe Company
Red Cross
Fire destroys house on West Mountain in Williams farm
A house on West Mountain owned by Frederick Williams and occupied by his farm assistant was burned shortly before 1 a.m. Fire crews faced a muddy road impeding access. The family could not save belongings and the attempt to reach the scene with the department’s Mord auto arrived too late.
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Frederick Williams
West Mountain Poultry Yards
Lyman Lamphere
Mr. Williams
Mord Auto
Mr.Williams
Better Police Protection for This Borough
Warden John I. McDonough changes patrol hours for improved protection. Officers Hennessey and Lawlor shift to night duty starting at 9 p.m. and ending at 7 a.m. Dodge and Garrick patrol boats 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Adamson remains on night duty at the Maple and Church streets corner.
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John I, McDonough
James Hennessey
John Lawlor
Omcer Martin Dodge
Hennessey
Omlcer Martin Garrick
Lawlor
John Adamson
Maple
Church Streets
Bread Prices to Drop in New York Soon
New York reports bread prices will drop December 1 as principal bakeries cut the 14 ounce loaf from 11 to 10 cents and the 20 ounce loaf from 17 to 15 cents.
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New York
McGraw Named Defendant in $25,000 Suit
New York December 11 John J McGraw manager of the Giants was sued for 25 000 by comedian John C Slavin alleging injuries from a Lambs Club incident earlier this year Slavin suffered serious injuries and his life was endangered for weeks according to the suit McGraw denial not provided in the filing
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McGraw
New York
John J. McGraw
Tiants
John C. Slavin
The
Lambs Club
Slavin
Shim
Lynn Pastor Accepts Call to Local Church
The Rev Wilmer Lawson of Lynn Massachusetts has accepted a call to the pastorate of Salem Lutheran church in Naugatuck and will preach his first sermon the first Sunday in February, succeeding the Rev Carl D Bostrom who has moved to Chicago. The church had previously extended a call to the Rev Victor Js Beck of St Pauls Lutheran Ansonia but he could not accept due to his call to Second Lutheran in Fort Dodge Iowa, leaving for Fort Dodge in early March.
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Carl D. Bostrom
Chicago
Victor Js. Beck
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Ansonia
Second Lutheran Church
Fort Dodge
Near Panic Reported in Tokyo Banks
London dispatches say a near panic swept Tokyo as several savings banks closed amid runs fueled by fears of a new economic slump. The runs followed a recent broad downturn in business mood.
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London
Tokio
Weather forecast for New Haven weekend edition
Forecast for New Haven and vicinity calls for fair weather tonight and Sunday with slightly colder conditions tonight. Sunrise is around 4:25 p.m. and sunset near 4:25 p.m. High water at 2:00 a.m. and low water at 5:05 p.m. Bidd p.m.
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New Haven
Auto Lights Regulation for Vehicle Lighting Time
At 4 50 p m lamps on all motor vehicles must be lighted. The rule specifies daytime running and requires compliance by all drivers to improve visibility and safety on roadways.
In China 20,000,000 Fed by Famine Falcon Fire
A fragment notes a vast hunger issue in China with an eerie famine falcon pyre phrase and reference to societies enduring starvation. The readable text hints at mass feeding programs or crises affecting millions amid political or social upheaval.
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China
Warden McDonough Praises Naugatuck Police Department
Warden John McDonough disputes a News story on two break ins in South Main street. He says the Naugatuck police are efficient and deserve praise for catching those responsible and notes shifts will be adjusted to have officers on duty 4 to 8 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sk. McDonough
Naugatuck
Schoolmasters Seek Inspection of Danbury Normal
Bridgeport December 11 Thirty one members of the Schoolmasters Roundtable of Western Connecticut met at the Y W C A hall on Golden Hill street elected officers for the year and voted to ask all western Connecticut superintendents to appoint a committee of representative businessmen to inspect the Danbury Normal School with a view to recommending improvements to the legislature. Officers elected were President Roy H Bassett principal of Danbury High School, Vice President John B Dougall principal of Barbara Barrow? school Bridgeport and Secretary-Treasurer George Brandes Norwalk.
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Bridgeport
Schoolmasters Roundtable
Connecticut
Y. W. C. A. Assembly Hall
Golden Hill Street
Danbury Normal School
Roy H. Bassett
Danbury High School
John B Dougall
George. Brandes
Nor
Walk
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Southwestern
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B. R. S. Batson
Batson
Gem Opera House
Ww. G. ‘Hard
Gem Opera
Rialto Sfheatre
West Mountain
Lynn
Hilmer Lawson
Wilmer Lawson
Salem Lutheran
Church of
Warden McDonoughe
Boy Blue
St. Agnes’ Guild
St. Michael's Parish House
Guild
Harry A. French
Danbury Normal
Western Connecticut Round Table
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