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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-25
Washington Understood

In his second message to congress, Washington
recommended the establishment of a national mill
tary academy. Thomas jefferson questioned the
authority Of congress to do this. Reporting their
discussion, Jefferson wrote in his journal:
1.-THE President said he would not choose to recon-
mend anything against the Constitution, but if he
doubtful he would report it to congress and let
them decide for themselves whether the Constitution
authorized it or not"
Obviously in Washington'S mind congress was
quite capable of deciding questions of constitution
atty. This should be interesting to congressman who
permit the supreme court to assert the sole power to
do this thing. George Washington knew the word and
the intent of the Constitution He presided over the
convention that drafted it,
The language quoted was uttered by Washington
only five years after the constitutional convention He
probably had fresh in his mind-what congressman
forget-that the supreme court was created by
congress- while congress was created by the Consti-
tuition itself.
He probably remembered also that in naming the
courts powers the Constitution said it should have
appellate jurisdiction, with such exceptions, and
under such regulations, the congress shall make.
1t not until 1903 that the supreme court under
took to override congress- Chief Justice John Marshall
got away with it, but it wasn't attempted again until
l854-he notorious bred Scott decision did so much to
preciptate the Civil war.
Today, of course congress permits the supreme
court to exercise its assumed veto power without COM
plant.
The question frequently is asked What's the mat
ter with the supreme court? There's nothing the mat
ter. 1t is going Strong-stronger year by year. A
more persistent question is: What's the matter with
congress?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-25

Health is wealth, but it pays no dividends to til
family doctor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-25

Efforts to "humanize" the submarine in warfare are
a little too deep for us
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-25
FLYING Start

MO, it does not seem to me eX-
~ cessive to say that she never
had a chance, even though the
parole board points to the fact that
her record is singularly bad.
A competent observer could have
said Of this child at 8, Here is a
woman who will grow up with a
sick soul"
Yet he could have lost his bet
The community might have saved
itself time and money and all its
pittances for prison fare by stepping
in right there. Medical science has
much to learn about that ailment
We call crime.
Psychic adjustments are delicate
and difficult, but nobody can tell
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-25

This Generation Has Become
Accustomed to Motion, to
Going to Bed IN One Place
and Waking Up IN Another.
SAYS

TRANCE has a new premier. He
Il may survive week or a day,
but no one is alarmed.
People have come to a point
where they take change as a mat
ter of course. Seventy-fve years
ago such an anti-religious crusade
as now is going on in Russia would
have turned civilization white to the
lips, but this generation, though
willing to lodge protests, does not
regard it too seriously.
The reason is perfectly obvious.
This generation does not look for
much Of anything TO last. 1t has
become accustomed to motion, to
going to bed in one place and wax
ing up in another.
According to the latest estimate,
the United States now Is worth
100000 100000.
That is $4,000 per capita, which
means nothing, because a few have
more, while more have less.
Even if it were equally divided it
would be almost as meaningless, be-
cause $4,000 is not so much these
days.
Three thousand dollars at 5 per
cent would produce $3.50 a year
What man, woman or child could
live on that?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-25

Thomas Edison says most men use only small
part of their brains. Thomas is becoming quite fiat
terer in his later years.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-25

an average child's delight in doing
the forbidden thing"
New Britain herald., 1930-12-31

ton.
 August
 1-Britisf dirigible R-l00 reaches Montreal after flying At lantic.
 5-Preliminary census report puts |. S. population at 192,72s,S37.
 6-Bodies of s. A. Andree and two companions. who took of in a balloon in 1897 on polar flight, are found on White Island. in the Arctic
 7-R. B. Bennett takes office as premier of Canada.
 7-Claudius Huston quits as c. o. P. national chairman and is re- placed by Senator Simeon D. Fess. l5--Captain Frank Nj. Hawks flies from Los Angeles to New York in less than IS hours, breaking Lindbergh's record
 15-Graf Zeppelin begins flight around the world.
 2s--"Ma" Ferguson loses run-osf primary for Texas guhernatorial nomination to Ross Sterling,
 o5-Presid.nt Leguia Of Peru re- signs after revolution breaks out suddenly.
 September
 2-Coste and Rellonte reach New York after nonstop flight from Paris.
 3-Hurricane sweeps Santo De- mingo: 4.o00 people killed.
 S-General Jose Francisco Uri- buru takes charge of Argentine government after q sudden and un- expected revolt.
 7-Ex-Fresident Hopolito Iri- goyen Of Argentina is imprisoned. l2-Graves and relics of the Franklin expedition. lost in the Arc tic s3 years ago, are found in King William land. l4-Fascists and Communists make big gains in German elections. is-sir Thomas Lipton's sham rock VI loses in it's effort to win the Americas cup.
 17-Work is formally begun on lOO,'ND,VOv lJdlll.
 17--Bobby Jones wins [. s. anna teur tournament and holds all four major golf titles.
 October
 1--British imperial conference opens at London.
 4-Revolutlon breaks out in Brazil.
 5-British dirisible R-l01 wrecked in France; 46 aboard are killed.
 S-Athletics Vin world series, beating Cardinals tour games to two. 9-Ralph Thomas O'Neil Of Kansas elected national commander or the American Legion. 20--Genera, Naleriaro Weyler. whose acts as eovcrnor-general of Cuba helped lead the United States into war with Spain, dies at Madrid,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-31
January


 S-House wing ot nauonay capi- tol at Washington catches fire 1; blaze is eNtinguished.
 8-Cro"n Prince Humbert of Italy Wcds Princess Marie Jose Of Belgium.
 9-Amcrican delegates sail tor London naval conference. 9-EdHard W. Box, editor and philanthropst, dies.
 l9-SiXteen die in airplane crash at San Clemente, Calf.
 2l-king George opens London naval conference.
 2S-Frimo de Rivera, spanish dictator since 1923, resigns. February
 $-Chicf Justice Taft resigns from supreme court due to Ill health. Charles Evans Hughes named 10 take his place.
 5-Ortiz Rubio, new president ot Mexico, wounded by an assassin.
 7-Andre Tardieu, premier Of France, resigns. l7--Alexander r. Moore former amba ssador to Peru and Spain and husband of the Lillian Russell, dies.
 93--Mabel Normand. film colnedl- ennc, dies.
 eS-Hoover commission lands in Haiti 10 study conditions. March
 5-Andre Tardieu reappointed premier of France.
 6-Non Tirpitz, author of Ger mauy's unrestricted submarine war fare, dies.
 S-William Howard Taft dies.
 13-Astronomers at Lowell Ob- scrvatory, in Arizona, announce the discovery of ninth planet in the solar system. 16-Primo de Rivera, former Spanish dictator, dies
 22-E. L. Doheny is acquitted of bribing ex-Secretary Albert B. Fall.
 24-Senate passes tariff bill, 5S 10 31. after seven months debate.
 2S-Dr Heinrich Bruening is named premier of Germany.
 2S-Ioover approves report Of Forbes commission. providing for complete self government for Haiti by 1856. April 6-Mahatma Gandhi begins civil disobedierce campaign in India.
 S-Ruth Hanna Mccormick nominated for L. s. Senate in llli- nois. 15-Riots sweep Calcutta as civil disohedience campaign grows.
 9l-tlre ar the Ohio penitcntiary takes lives of %20 convicts. 22-Naval armament reduction treaty is signed at London.
 26-Graf Zeppelin flies over Lon don-first Zeppelin 10 do so since the bombing expeditions ot the World War.
 May 5-Mahatlna Gandhi is jailed by
New Britain herald., 1930-12-31
LOOKING BACK ON NEW BRITAIN DURING THE YEAR 193O

22-Edward II. Parker elected commander-in-chief of uniformed rank, P. o S. of A. at national en- campment, held in this city. Herbert s. Woods reelected president of New Britain Musical club. Mir. and Mrs. Fred A. Gillette Of l3 Canal street, Plainville, married 52 years today.
 24-Nels Pearson of 42S Lincoln street 80 years old.
 26-Police break up jobless dem- onstration at city hall and arrest leader, John Vincent, and four others.
 2s-Eclipse of sun clearly observ- ed here. Ground broken for addition to Polish orphanage.
 30-Much damage done in early morning fire in Packard building.
 4-First big forest fire in vicin- ity of New Britain burns 2,5O0 acres Of woodland between Southington, Plainville and this city.
 5-Court Colombo, Catholic Daughters Of America, observe 18th anniversary at Burritt Hotel.
 6-Thermometers climb to 1oS in beginning of heat wave that makes 1880 unusually hot summer and drought,
 7-Edward F. Hall leaves board or finance after serving seven years Conn. League Of Building & Loan associations holds 18th annual con- vention in New Britain. William J. Rawlings elected president.
 s-Plumbers go on strike at Senior High school plumbing job.
 l0-Distinguished Service Cross conferred upon Mrs. Fanny Gau- dette by Major General Clarence R. Edwards.
 12-Mr. and Mrs. John H. Keev- CTS of 5l Lincoln street observe 60th anniversary of their marriage.
 13-Mr. and Mrs. John Durn, 39 Highland street, observes 50th we'd ding anniversary. Park site of seven and one-half acres of land in east end deeded to city for s10,000.
 15-Miss Thelma scholl of Hart ford first gold star daughter to join Eddy-Glover Legion auxiliary. Rich ard H. Madg,n of 9 Meadow street dies after automobile accident in Plainville. Ten thousand dollars damage in fire in block at 52 La tayette street.
 16-Ralph II. Benson. Jr., elect ed president of mid-year senior class at High school. Central Junior High school orchestra wins state championship among junior high schools in cortest in Meriden. Mir. and Mrs. William H. Robertson Of Linden street celebrate 56th we'd ding anniversary.
 l7-Mayor Quigley returns home from hospital after serious illness New Britain, in nationwide straw ballot on prohibition, reports AGA for enforcement, a67 for modifica- ton and 1878 for repeal Of dry laws.
 1S- Mir. and Mrs. Patrick Hollgan Of East Berlin observes 50th we'd ding anniversary.
 l9--Mr. and Mrs. Reuben o. Day Of 54 North Washington street. Plainville, observe 50th wedding an niversar".
 20-Sanford Ballard Dole Low elected director Of NeH Britain Art school.
 9l--Niss Dorothy Anderson is May queen at annual May pageant at Normsl school. Wentworth club goes out Of existence after o9 years Mrs, John F McBriarty elected president of New Britain Council
New Britain herald., 1930-12-31

aged se.
 2S-President Chiang kai-shek Of China embraces Christianity.
 24-Brazllian revolt succeeds: President Washington Luiz abdl- cates.
 November
 5-Dr. Getulio Vargas takes of- flee as provisional president Of Brazil.
 4-Democrats make biz gains in L. s. congressional and senatorial elections; Morrow wins in New Jer- sey; Ruth Mccormick loses in Illi- nois.
 o-Sinclair Lewis wins the No bel prize for literature. the first American ever 10 gain that honor.
 5-I9 killed in coal mine eNplo- sion at Millheld. O.
 a-Gcncrai Tasker H, Bliss. wartime chief Of staff dies, l0-Americans eyacuate kiangsi and Honan provinces in China be- cause of Communist disorders.
 ll-Eight Russians are indicted for ounter-revolutionar activities. and sn international plot against the Sovicts Is alleged. l2--Indian round-tabe confer ence opens in London.
 l7-Bobby Jones announces his retirement from competitive golf and signs a movie contract,
 24-u. s. supreme court holds two big groups Of moving picture producers guilty of violating the Sherman antitrust law. .5-Sovict government puts five engineers on trial, charging an in ternational anti-SoViet plot and ask ing the death penalty.
 So-Mother Jones. famous labor leader, dies in her l0lst year.
 December
 2-President Hoover asks Sl00,- 100000 for employment relief as Congress convenes.
 G--Notre Dame beats Southern tional football champions. 6-bI die Tn mysterious fog that blankets Belgian valley.
 7-Soviet condemns five engi- neers 10 death for international plot" then commutes their sen tenccs to ,sonmcnt. 7-EX-Judee Ben Lindsey Of Denver arrested in New York after interrupting church services to re- ply to criticism by Bishop Manning. l5-Spansh government crushes rehellious troops at Ayerbee Pass. l6-Federal Judge William Clark Of Newark. N. Jn rules 18th amend ment invalid.
 l7--Rchel faction in Guatemala seizcs control Of government. l9-AleXandcr I.egse, head of L, s Farm Boaid. asks additional 1 s250, ,oo0. .OOo 10 bolster farm prices total Of S4O0,O00,U00 appropriated l 50 far.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-31
THE YEAR 1930 PASSES IN REVIEW

the British.
 $500 killed by earthquake and tidal wave in Burma.
 7-Senate rejects nomination to supreme court of Judge John J. Parker.
 13-Dr. Fridtjof Nansen. famous Arctic explorer, dies at sS.
 17-Briand, French foreign min ister, announces plan for United States Of Europe.
 ls-Graf Zeppelin begins flight to South America and United States. 27-Prohibitoin bureau Is trans ferred from Treasury Department to Department Of Justice.
 e7-l72 killed in Indian riots. 3l-Bobby Jones wins British amateur golf tournament.
 June
 6-Croun Prince Caro! returns to Rumania after five years of exile.
 S-Carol Is proclaimed king Of Rumania.
 9-Jake Linsle, reporter. is killed by gangsters ln Chicago.
 ll-4i died when Steamers Fair fax and Pinthis collide in Massa- chusetts Bay.
 l6-Police Commissioner Russell and Deputy Commissioner Stege Of Chicago resign following criticism arising from Lingle murder.
 l9-Byrd lands in New York after completing Antarctic eXpcd- ton.
 2O-Bobby Jones wins British open golf tournament
 2l-500 are killed or wounded in nationalist riots in Bombay. India. 22-Colonel and Mrs Charles A. Lindbergh announce the birth Of a son.
 25-Monoplane Southern Cross reaches America on flight from lI Ieland.
 2s--Revolt in Bolivia upsets the government.
 3o-French troops withdraw from Mainz and Rhineland occupation ends.
 G-California supreme court dis approves pardon pleas Of Mooney and Billings.
 3-Nanking government in China crushes rebellion in South China
 Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. famed creator of Sherlock Holmes, dies.
 l2-Bobby Jones wins |. s. open golf tournament.
 2i-U. S. Senate approves Lon- don ra"al treaty.
 25- Earthquake at Melfi ltaly. kills between 1000 and 5000.
 23-Detroit voters recall Mayor RoWles: Gerald Buckley. radio an nouncer, is killed by gunmen after announcing election returns.
 2s-Primc Minister Mackenzie King and the Liberal government are badly beaten in Canadian cleo
New Britain herald., 1930-12-31

bate court is 69 years old today. State Normal school graduates class of 23. James J. Watson re appointed chairman of water board A N. Scripture elected president of Exchange club. 25---Nowington Junior High school graduates al pupils. Robert c. Vance appointed a member of civil service commission. 26-Rev. Matthew J. Traynor ob- serves 10th anniversary of ordina- tien to priesthood. North & Judd CO, purchases 0. B. North Co., of New Haven.
 27-Nr. and Mrs. William J. Rawlings celt brate 53rd anniversary ot wedding al their home on Par sons place. John C. Looms. presi- dent cf Commercial Trust Co. elect ed -esid mt Of Connecticut Bank CTS association at annual meeting at Eastern Point
 2o- Contract for new sa5,00o homo for New Britain aerie of Eagles awarded to A. (. Record.
 2s-Class of s1 receive diplomas at Sacred Heart school. 36-Mr. and Mrs. John LeVasseur of Pierce street, Plaiuville, observe 10th wedding anniversary. William A. FoFSyth appointed member of civil service board. Edward J. Dehm reelected financial secretary of Gerstaeeker lodge, I. o. 0. F., for 18th consecutive term. July 3-Motorman William Rudse of Meriden- -Milldale trollen line in stantly killed in trolley crash near Milldale.
 4-Pulaski memorial dedicated at Pulaski park. Broad and Burritt streets. Thirty thousand see munici- pal fireworks display. One serious accident. Anson B. Place injured when toy cannon sxplodes. 5-Northend trolley service dis continued. Mir and Mrs. Skidmore F. Seaman Of 70 Monroe street ob- serve 50th wedding anniversary. ShupHidn, O, anu James K. Chapman. {, drown in railroad pond, Berlin. Alden L. An drus elected president of Russell & Erwin Foremens club for 24th con- secutive term.
 l2-Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Goodrich observe 51st anniversary of wedding at 2ll Arch street. Mr. and Mrs. Charles P Wainright of sS Curtis street married 50 years today.
 IA. J. Sloper is s years old today, Miss Elizabeth NJ. Welles re- tires after teaching in public schools for S7 years.
 cl-Rev. P, J. Pashkieuych dis continues pastorate Of local Uk- rainian church.
 24-Thomas A. James of Barnes dale is so years old today.
 26-Eddy-Glover drum corps wins state championship for appearance in huge parade in Bridgeport. 2S-Nsw Britain listed as l29th city in United States.
 Sc-Jesse Smith, 2s, of SsS Stan ley street almost instantly killed when struck by train in Hartford.
 August
 i-Vlcter Domijan missing after alleged s60,000 fraud is discovered in auto sales manipulation. a-Mr. and Mrs. George A. Tyler Of lsc Columbia street married 50 years today.
 4-City and state swelter under unusual high temperatures. o-Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Woods of 528 Stanley street married 50 years
New Britain herald., 1930-12-31

of Catholic Women. 22-Hardware City Chapter, D. A. ", of World War. organized Chil- dren's Home is 22 years old. l 29-New Britain Visiting Nurse association buys the E. P. swasey property at 2o5 West Main street for headquarters
 3o--Leon H. Hunter elected presi- dent of New Britain chapter of American Institute of Banking. June
 1-Hilmer Kvistrom. 2e, killed in motorcycle crash in Durham road.
 2--Attorrey P. F. McDonough elected president of Yale Alumni association. Mayor Quigley goes to office in City hall and besiescd on first day by hordcs Of job seekers. Felix Gettahs killed by car driven by James Meskill of this city, in Berlin.
 3-Porceman and Mrs. Dennis Nealon Of 5 Winthrop street cele- brate 10th wedding anniversary.
 4-Mr. and MrA Herbert N. Lockwood Of 7s3 East street mar Fied 70 years today. Mir. and Mrs. Arthur J. Bottemley of ss Prospect street married 43 years today. 5-Warner Brothers lease En- bassy thsater. MT. and Mrs. William H. Gleed of 2s1 South Main street married 50 years today.
 7-Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kurtz of Elm Hill married 50 years. Mr. and Mrs. William F. LAnge Of 1s2 Glen street married 45 years.
 10-Mayor cuts off 35 city off cers from free telephones. MT. and Mrs. w. R. Brown of sa, East street married 70 years today. 1l-Mr. and Mrs. James Hassen Of 40 Cottage place married 4s years. Mayor Quisley digs first spadeful of earth to start Washing ton school wadinE pool. Duncan Coghill reelected grand templar Of Connecticut Temple Of Honor. 12-Mayor orders band concert plan abandoned in interests of economy.
 13-Badassar Ohanesian, s3. falls down stairs at home, 63 Lafayette street. and breaks neck.
 14-Reinhardt Diehl of Northend school wins city marble champion ship. Alumnae Of Normal school or ganize. and Mrs Marcus White is elected first president. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Peterson of 42 Tulip street married 70 years today.
 i5-St. Joseph's parochial school graduates l9 members.
 ls-City contributes $500 10 fin- ish golf course. Mir. and Mrs Joseph Wischek Of l0t Cherry street, are married 43 years today
 l7-State Trade school graduates 41
 lS-Winthrop Council. Sons and Daughters ot America, celebrate 10th anniversary. Mrs. Clara Rock well of l7 Sherman court is 90 today
 l9--EdNard g. A. Dehm of South Main street completes 47 years ser vice wth r. & F. Corbin Co. Har- ry C. Brown appointed chairman Of civu service board
 2'-Mr. and Mrs. George Cooley of S6S Park street observe 5Srd wedding anniversary Diplomas awarded to l9o graduates at senior high school.
 2l--Mr. and Mrs John G. SchUeikert Of 4< John street cele- brate 5oth wedding anniversary.
 22--St. Mary's school graduates class of s2.
 -S-Judge B. r. Gattney of pro-
New Britain herald., 1930-12-31

6-Margaret Screen, l7. killed by car lrivsn by George Chinderle. as she is standing behind stalled auto mobile.
 9-Martin RuzanoWski, 52, kill ed in automobile accident in Plain- vile, and son, Edward lose. an arm.
 10---Mrs. Mary Hague of South ington observes tooth birthday. Ed ward Conlln saves two lives when canoe overturns at Lake Pocoto- paug, but drovns before being saved himself.
 13-Washington park swimming pool dedicated.
 16-Martin Horwitz elected presi- dert of state Grotto association at convention in New Haven.
 2I-Annual reunion of Barnes family held at Lake Compounce.
 22-Mayor Quigley proposes slO0.ooo fund for unemployed. Jo- seph roglitsch, A, scoutmaster of Troop l5. Boy Scouts of St. Mary's church, dies of sleeping sickness following return from camp at Eastford.
 23-Municipal golf course opens.
 24-Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mo Dernott of BPS Main street married 55 years today.
 2f-John E. Dunlay retires after SO years of service with Stanley Works.
 3O--Frederick L. Sunburn of f47 Hart street retires after 35 years Of service as letter carrier.
 September
 2-city employees to give two per cent of salaries for relief fund for unemployed.
 s-Joseph Pavane, i9, dies after dynamite blast in rear of home on Shuttle Meadow road, Plainville.
 4-Harold Morley and Michael Kowalczyk descend from tree wher6 they perched for 1,o1l hours in rear Of Morley home on Stanley street.
 5-Attorney General B. w. All ing nominated for judge of probate over Attorney Joseph G. Woods, in republican primary. MT. and Mrs. Bonnet S. Knox of Pennington ave" nue married 1T years.
 s-Rohert Simpson of PlalnVille presented watch for 25 years ser vice with Stanley Works.
 9-Public school enrolment shows lS,sS5 on first day of school, Attorney Harry Ginsburg reelected republican town chairman.
 12-Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Zimmerman of 27 Andrews street married 5a years. Mir. and Mrs. William Atkinson of 25 Grand street married 5S years. II. H. Will bur of Torrington succeeds Everett D. Packard as head Of state trade school
 15-Mrs. Gertrude Tuiss elected first councillor in newly formed state council of Daughters of Amer ica.
 la-Police Chiet and Mrs. Will liam C. Hart married 25 years. At- torney William F. Mangan nominal ed for judge of probate court on democratic ticket Large cereus blooms st home of Mrs. Charles Barnes of 100 Wooster street. Charles Rakovski, vel. known ath- lete, killed by live wire at stanley Works.
 22-Mrs. Margaret D. Breen elected president of Teachers club Of New Britain.
 2G-Night schools have enroll ment Of 525.
 c4-Applications for citizenship number l35 in New Britain.
 c5-Rev. Lucyan BojnoHshi,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-31
Tire Industry Greatly
 Hampered by Changes

Akron, O.. Dee. Sl Pl-The tire industry has been greatly disturbed by the heavy declines in the prices of it's two most important raw ma terials-rubber and cotton. This has brought about good deal Of disor- garization and an unusual amount of financial troubles among the smaller and less well financed con- cerns. Some of thme have been ab- sorhed by the larger companies while others have simply closed their doors. The sales Of distress goods, special brands and mail order brands, have disturbed the former channels of distribution through dealers and within two years some a5,o0O dealers have gone out of bus-- mess
New Britain herald., 1930-12-31

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