New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 24, 1926, Page 26

26 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. TRIDAY, SEPTEMBE I't 24, 1926. NEW ENGLANDERS - SEEK RECOGNITION - As Tourists’ Zone and Mantfac- mrmg Genter It Excels CHILEAN PRESS Bretton Woods, N. H,, —The New Er sembled here tc quarterly of all the of the six the country council for Bul Washington Dlsapplfl‘l&s Tactics t oCause Recall | state transmission of elcctric power. and plans for a busine of farmers were o speakers today New Englanders th ing to pay for s “We have en the idea of th policy that i well as hu them accor the visitors et i motor licenses and sanitary lodg were proposed and display of England's winter sports opportun ties urged President John S, Lawr council, in the opening address said “I balieve the major problem of New England lies first in the selection and stimulation of mamagement and s ond in keeping our vouth that has grown up here and that we can ill afford to have leave us.’ Tha power committes adv a joigt jurisdiction of the s volved, hy legisiative acti of interstate power transmission render unnecegsary federal co which both power companies and Secretary Hopver have sought to t would be a interna- | arnment, | ce of the ny g s absenca on| to warn his| t his return wmnl‘ | Mercurio, one of the most in- ! declared | ador Col-| e as “inop- n of Major avold. 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