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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26
Senator Ivy Favors
h O Session OF
Legislature, 1912


nlas1gh endorsing . short state
legislative session IN January. SEN
Mug Z ~ Ivy Of the 4tSt district
comprising the counties Of jackson.
Uoorxe and Greene said recently
that there ARE several important
and pressing pr0biems which tns
incoming legislature must consider.
These incsu6e The necessity q an
increased appropriation for the com
n1un schools q the state and tne
nerszzAry legislation - enable Ms
ssppa u Do her part n mis- national
emergency
senafor Ivys statement follows.
4 hope that eacn member of unf
legislature wIl decide wisely that .
siloxs session IS necessary a. 3 time
IKE tina and Il this declSEun Is
reached by January G IpE the ad-
p-ournzneEn Gate should come With
IN q @-dnF period
4 realkxe i wiIl BE- hard fuT the
members 70 eoElCeHtzase O. tire
states needs while the national sit
aAtion IS changing zen almost
dafiy TfN states business should
De CARED for first and re owe Il 70
cur pzs0 - aftene - Il In as brief
a &smd as possible and give cur
aadAsAaea attention % Legislative
matters that I'll effect TIE state
l0r ftse next bsennfum II we DO
thta i win help conserve t1e nerve
az or uoEniIAcg. which also Is uec@-
aary n tlnzz q n
@Anzam. Aam
WHICH the legislature wiA need 70
eunxder i me problem CT the
cannnson MbooiA I've factors entei
nxo TINS matter. either Of which
wuula BE = Iust reason for - M
cFe4sed Appropriation
F1Es1 there have been more
pupils enroIing IN the pubic
sctlxah du< 70 the Increased popuiA.
ton caused ~ the launching q De-
fef1zN uuiecss and also tfzro4Rf
ne establishing q army camps
axAkzsn Ehoo4 zEd naval azse9
arcaEld Inadequate salaries hays
caused approximately 10oo expert
ereea teachers q AlSzhxluzn e
sltfdzaw fruzu the uufezx1ou and
enter more zifzfnE aceu1Mticzza Tbs
Increased cost q aszfg within H..
SET Iaztlfiea . snail Increase II the
appropriation for - state mzff-
tutaonA
AAziszippt has aE 81 times duue
her Na4re II ar and I krou Etns
zustanse kgzxlzsten 81 mrxkeaasaa,
n nstsa9zAa defense measures 81 b.
paAsec The German peuuze have
been or have caused every matus
EuFuqEau ar and fer N ssarud
TINE within my sez@rn1aam has
drzeE1 20 United States TITO 4
oozfl1ct moi q cur making hut
@oxo2F for the purpose q ulne
0G fA1Ance9 : hope uken she wu 4
otef - soEne LnngzeElow I'll write
= %co<G EFanReliEe and fle Ger
MAJ people sgu ~ the nationality
FAtaH thar TIE Preaeh
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26

FRIDAY
nAFFT NEW rEAR
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Ee8Nsahzs soup Cxaeksxa
FSusx 8nta0 Bowl
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VEGETABLES eaap
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ewAaTY ! cup eS@Rc pa4atasa ; sahle-
suaEa ehapsa4 nEanEzA : GUS walex
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26

Ca&1see grApRffu1s Na<ktuan AzlHg
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maze 81 A~slF&<ItEN azsn1nN eenrms
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cracker
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26

ane Sln~vss toward uae hsaSf q thH
NiHuns.ese rsuTAre WHIST mas Rave
been oorx Aiona u1ik uEw Is > mill
tAry acTet
A pxa3ecs 10 drive an inaernAElonai
hizawaY thr0axh 20 Alaska pzalzass
from tae present iaanpazs oft place
81 HAz<itun. p c see@entA has
oeseioz~d too slowly for ire present
emergency Alaska must sffls get
IA supplies ~ And-weauaer
permittlnF-hy air
An important prize IN AiAzkA
vel wurth fightinK Ser h the
teSis fiSh. Aliekediy rsfhie4@ LAP
ane~e methess 81 ~ansireyinx Ghe
eAinaa which spRwa IN ALASKAN
waters have heea q controversial
suhfee1 for years
The immense output o. Alazka
salmon cannefEes hkewte Is 81
important factor tn the American
army commixSsry and also In food
supplies % Britain
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26
Christmas Tree
And Celebration At
St Johns Church

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1eaH Carer. Katherine Lzekzra
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26

during me Ru4StAn-0erInAn col.
alteration
American terrftaxr. ard kas-
siAn texTitory which eanpelvably
ee@8 - sekzed b. Japan. are m
plain xtShs IF each ethsr 81 B@F-
ting strait Th3 msaresa bodies q
tanA are knzxi4x me- Dieuaed Is
land and Ansertras Little DiezseA
AhAzkAnx re4itne tnAf Their FISH
fuFx. e0ic Eno forests make the ter
Fssory . tempting prize
Rel Up sleeves
ToaAy the xi<usttou Is different
irozn that In the World War Of 1917
Ia Tier Alaska VA drained Of
young manpower with no returns
&c Itself The only substantial war
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26
SATURDAY
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26

Peanuam ars nuazssknA c.
k9ne wSkk rkza fsr s-znnzneszn. -
II osoksz, s16 en tAmx4 - euzrnpau
Per eMnaEzeA eap . enkAnwnuma
ps@anez sd frv h . s-@kzszpsss
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h@x e. . eszpA4 - p&kktaA 1 anaan.
spnnn tAhs s@zss. sAAt mmA psppan'
spr.a1 90 thy sqsara Il
earaa nsana
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26

activity was TIE production o. the
greaf Kenrkee0tt c0gSrF mine
n1t foe tks kAst three years army
rnxY and territorial aeenr1es have
ben ~ wurk 10 make AtNakn -
nearly anFregnahAe - possible
Bald AIR strength
On fAr-nunx unal&skA Island
xtEn1n tgytne dtszaEer az JapAn ahe
navy has been conxtrarrtng . large
hAxr C8aser 70 TIE Alaskan mAln-
and bases are underway at Kodak
and Sftka
TIE array has 30 preiects gsing
- AneAsx1ee. FzsraAnks ard An
Brtss island An impertsnt part
and raE terminal Is under con-
Strurtien ~ Whittier.
A stFsfe Of air fields Is being cen
xtructed hy the Civil AeronAutiez
Aa1aoxiu They arr closely linked
w1th similar development IN vast
Erttszh Columbia. = progln1e larger
than Washington Oregon and
California combined
Siberian Bases
As Forwarding of the coming
storm ~ Least two members of Con-
grrss have demanded in ne last
year that the United States acquire
air bases In Siberia which would
complete . ralnnou Of aIrfleld=
reaching through Canada Alaska
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26

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TUESDAY
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WEDNESDAY
FESTIVE Ard EesnsmzhuMf
Bhnnse Few RAanaay On ErhemAa
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Cheese P4xzxz
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26

~ > toaH s&nek Ahen hnsAs
sast Eniefes4 A9& Yea cAn 1.en
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26
HOLIDAY MENU BRIGHTENERS

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26

~ SAN JACKSON
AP PeaEGrN &erxsee Writer
WuNRAC ALASKA-Thts tsna 81
J ae Kzkazsc TIE 1usem poe and
gne mSas1sgbt Aaa has f~0rxutxen
t0nrEs1- trade cosar su awhfir ard "a
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-18
'LOvER'S LANE MAY BE CLOSED
Police Hoping to Rid Che- shire Waterbury Road
 Spot of SpOOners

Waterbury police, recipients of many complaints regarding Lovers Lane" on the Waterbury Cheshire road, are hoping to convince the State Highway department to close the section before any serious crime materializes by peters who pat ronize the area nightly.
 Last evening Sergeant Charles McWeeney was dispatched to the scene where romance is the theme to see to it that everything was under control. AS usual, there were many cars parked there. all of which had parking lights on. No arrests were made.
 "Lover,s Lane" is cutoff from the main road running about sev- eral hundred yards before it runs back onto the main stem. For some time now it has been the favorite spot of couples who believe 1t the ideal place to spoon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-18

Unable to get sufficient fuel for tractors, farmers of Norway are re- turning to the use of horses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-18
717 APPLY FOR
 CADET COURSE
47 From Connecticut Are Among Record Number of
 WOuId.Be Birdmen

A total of 7l7 New England young men between 20 and 26 years of age applied for appointment as Army Aviation Cadets during the month of August, 1t was announced last night by Lieutenant Colonel John L. Rice, Corps Area Recruiting Officer.
 The percentage of applicants who passed the physical examination was slightly lower than average during August, when ALA percent met the physical requirements. A total of 249 men passed the physical exam ination, while 353 failed the physi- cal test and il5 were scheduled for reexamination. The normal ratio is approximately 50 percent passing.
 Of the men who passed the Avia- ton Cadet physical examination during the month of August, 75 were exempt from an educational exam nation because they had at least two years of college training. The remainder will take an educational examination on November 12, l94l. Up through September Il, total of i95 men had qualified to take this written examination.
 By states within New England, the applicants during the month ot July included ATS from Massachu- sets, 80 from Rhode Island, 47 from Connecticut, A from New Hamp- shire, A from Maine and 27 from Vermont.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-18
BOARD STUDYING. NEW AGE LIMIT
Future Bremen May Be Under 30 Years When
 Appointed to Force

The present maximum age limit of 70 governing appointments to the Waterbury Fire Department may be reduced to 30 shortly on the recommendation of the ordi- nance committee of the board of fire commissioners. A formal re- port from tfye committee will be made soon Commissioner Patrick F. Shea announced yesterday after noo nat the board meeting. Com missioner John Brodie submitted the query as to what progress had been achieved by the committee.
 Commissioner Shea said that the fomer age limit for firenen before 1929 was 35 but 1t was advanced to 40 In 1929.
 A lightning system offered by Edwin II. Braun of Hartford for inc stallation in the training tower at the East Main street fire station at a cost of $20O was sent to the pur. chasing committee byb the com missioners. During last spring the tower was struck by lightning and If the installation should be made, damages to the structure and cleo: trical equipment would be insured by the New York Fire Insurance co. for the amount of $5,000 which company would guarantee against any lightning damages. ..
 Fire Chief Thomas F. CAvanaugn will select a fireman to attend the government defense training school on war emergency ct Edgewood arsenal in Maryland. Private WI" liam J. Kinney of the fire depart ment has completed the course as the first fireman from this city. The police department sent James Lit- tle. supernumerary who Is on duty in the accident prevention bureau and he has recently returned from Maryland where he took an inten- sive course in emergency measures
 Capt. Robert Schlosser, superin- tendent of the fire alarms bureau, recommended to the board the pur- chase of three fire alarms boxes which will be placed at the corner of Wildwood and Pla2a avenues, sylvan and Ridge street, and at Wall and Birch streets. The com missioners authorized the purchases be made.
 Martin J. Connors and Maurice F. Mccarthy submitted applica- tions for appointment to the call force of the department. The appli- cations were placed on file.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-18

Nearly $sOOO is bequeathed to friends, relatives and organizations according to the terms of a will left by Kate, M. Hanrahan, late of this city, and admitted to probate today by Judge Patrick Healey.
 The document provides for the dis tribution of the estate, after the payment of debts, as follows:
 To a sister, Mrs. Margaret Hanra- han of Kilbaha, County Kerry, Ire land, Si, ,0O0; 8 brother, Patrick Han rahan Of Gurtdronosilihy, parish of Newtown Sands, Ireland, $500; Chi neSe Mission society of St, Colun1- ban, St. Columbian, Nebraska, $500 for masses for the repose of the soul of the deceased; St. Margarets church, 28o Willow street, Water bury, $20O; Q god-child Miss Kath- crime Hanrahan, A Plaza avenue Waterbury, S1.O00: Miss Nellie Me- Carthy, 54 Hillside avenue, $500; Q nephew, Daniel J. Mulville, Chicago . I'll, $500; a niece, Miss Helen Lis ton, Chicago, H., $50; a niece, Miss Mary A. LiSton, Chicago, Ill., $50
 The sum of $500 is willed to three children of a deceased sister of the testatrix, Mrs. Mary Hanrahan Lis ton, living in the parish of Direen Athea, County Limerick, Ireland John Hanrahar, son of 8 dead brother, Jerry Hanrahan, is be- oueathed Sl GOO for the care and maintenance of himself, and hroth- CTS and sisters living with him at Lower Gurtdromosilihy, parish of Newtown Sands, County Kerry, Ire land. The residue of the estate is to revert to & sister, Miss Nora
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-18

Miss Molly A. Stlckles of 70 Meri- don Road. holds the unique dis tInction of being the first woman assistant manager of Loew's The- atrical chain, for she has been named to that capacity at the Loew- -Poli Theater here, managed by Edward Fitzpatrick. The ap- polntment was made by J. R. Vcgal, general manager of the chain.
 Four and Q half years ago Miss Stickles started as an usherette at the East Main street house, shortly after receiving her sheepskin from Wllby High School, class of 1885. She later was promoted to chief usherette, then to cashier, treas urer, bookkecper and chief Of service, the latter being the high est position generally achieved by women employees.
 Harry Shaw, divisional New England manager, recommended the promotion for Miss Stickles who takes over immediately.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-18
BOYS HUT BLAMED FOR HOUSE BLAZE


 The roof of a three-story wooden house at 70 Geddes terrace was ig- nited by sparks from a fire Tn & boys hut yesterday afternoon. Five companies of firemen quickly brought the blaze under control. The house is owned by Nicholas Augelll. The roof was slightly damaged. The hut was located on Joseph Kerrigan's property.
 One piece of apparatus answered the telephone call for the hut fire, but later a box call brought four more engines to the scene when the roof became ignited.
 Last night four companies of fire- men put out an incinerator blaze in the rear of 469 North Main street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-18
will start next Monday.

will start next Monday.
 The appointments were made by Chief Thomas F. Cavanaugh and Superintendent William J. Roach after Mayor Vincent A. scully ac- cepted an invitation to have two more local men attend the training school. Earlier the course was taken by Private William Kinney and Pa- trolman James Little.
 Policemen, firemen and other completing the course are certified as eligible to give instruction in emergency defense work. The courses are supervised by the office of Civilian Defense, directed by Mayor Fiorello H. LaGuardia of New York.