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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1925
Page
4
Sir Hugh Trenchard warns that aviation can bring both good and harm and would abolish the air if he had the casting vote. He notes that while war risks remain, aviation offers benefits for civil life and dread for war. The piece suggests abolition of war as a goal, but deems it not yet impossible.
The Methodist Episcopal board of temperance and public morals launches a national drive to suppress indecent shows magazines and pictures. A spokesman defends art while condemning impropriety in entertainment and press urging wise reform to keep American standards of decency.
The court of last appeal affirms newspapers may publish income tax lists prepared by internal revenue collectors. Most papers will print the lists when ready, driven by public demand and neighborly curiosity about individual taxes.
Opinion notes the flaws in published tax figures and argues Congress should repeal or restrict publicity rules. It claims publication can mislead about the taxpayer’s income exemption and render actual tax paid largely meaningless, urging action to prevent injustice.
A collage of quirky lines, jokes, and verse from a seaside resort beach caption to a barber’s quip about bobbed hair. It includes political quips about France, a life guard remark, a gag about religion and women, a talking tadpole tale, songs and love lore, a joke about a barber, a church question, a singer’s fate, and light social jests about aging, children, and wealth.
A Canadian statesman contrasts two patriotisms. Love of country is constructive, honoring its ideals while seeking honest reform. Hatred of others is destructive, breeding misunderstanding and conflict. To reach greater nationhood, Canada must shed the cheap patriotism of enmity.
Bridgeport June 3 Without waiting for City Attorney DeLaney or the common council, Cornell amended his suit to include a $35,000 counsel fee claim for legal services in the Bridgeport Brass certificate of error test case. Drew’s counsel seeks immediate court action, filing a motion for disclosure of the city’s defense on why the bill should not be paid, to be heard at Wednesday’s Superior Court short calendar session.
A Japanese delegate argues at the Geneva labor conference that immigration and labor issues must be settled together and without impossible resource-based restrictions. He calls for rational, impersonal limits and no discrimination by race or nationality, but acknowledges the likelihood that strong nations will resist sharing wealth and living standards. He warns that large populations do not entitle overwhelming immigration and nations with more people must regulate growth.
The piece cites experts on school boards and city positions, noting doctors and a veterinarian influencing policy. It questions how Russia's debts to the United States and potential payment in wheat or metals would be viewed by American farmers and miners, and how France’s textiles affect U.S. industries.
A Naugatuck reader recounts relief from back pain fatigue and nervous exhaustion after using Doan's Pills a kidney stimulant diuretic. Mrs H O'Donnell of 110 Highland Ave says the product cured her recurring backache and frequent kidney trouble price 60 cents at dealers manufactured by Foster Milburn Buffalo NY
A dense schedule lists daily radio lineups across stations WRAP, WNYC, WEBS, WHN, WIOCA, WGEcP, WRBE, WAHG, WOOP, WOO, WEAF, and more. It notes times for orchestras, ensembles, soloists, and weather forecasts, including hotel music, tenor and piano recitals, and dance orchestra segments. The long guide captures numerous performers, venues, and station calls, reflecting a bustling 1925 broadcast scene.
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