Arson arrest in Ansonia ends with two released on bonds
In Ansonia on April 3 special police released Peter Camello and LOnly Pepe who were arrested for arson at the Capablanca building on Wakely avenue last December. Each was held on $5,000 bond as charges were reviewed in court before Judge Robert L. Munge. The case involved a Caplano store fire tied to $2,000 insurance payout. Pepe faced a separate surcharge.
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Ansonia
Capablanca
Wakely Avenue
Dominic Caplano
Jacob Bellin
Pepe
Caplano
Fall is Cleared on Oil Charges
The government has cleared civil suits in Wyoming and California over the Teaple Dome and California Naval Reserves. Noy faces questions before the Senate 611 committee amid contempt findings. A tentative fee to the indictment has been filed and is pending in the District Sa meena court.
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Wyoming
California
Teaple Dome
Calfornia
Noy
Certin
Senate
Sameena
Where the Wind Comes From in the Kitchen
Description of how wind is produced in a kitchen explains air heating and expansion above a stove. Warm air rises, cooler air moves in, creating circulation from floor to ceiling as air flows toward a rising plume.
State educators discuss monograph teaching system
Officials of the State Board of Education met Fairfield county grade 1 teachers at a high school session to review a basic monograph teaching system and study manual for secondary schools. Months of work by committees produced a more practical approach with experts presenting on the monograph, arithmetic, oral and written English, reading and literature, and history geography and city.
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State Board of Education
Fairfield County
EB. T. Meredith
Noble
FE. S. Russell
LE. C. Staples
F. &. Camp
Telegram news dealer killed in fatal Connecticut crash
Wendland, a Bridgeport Telegram news dealer, died after a car crash that also injured him with a fractured jaw and forearm. The accident occurred when a wheel shoe blew out on a curve, causing the vehicle to skid. The injured man was identified by a bundle of Telegrams found at the scene.
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Rs Weinland
Fbugene Cassidy
Bridgeport Telegram
Woodland
Cassidy
Wendland
Bridgeport
Danbury
Post
Wendland Famly
Telephone figures show large cities worldwide
In the United States sixteen cities exceed 100000 telephones while in the rest of the world only nine other cities surpass that figure.
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United States
France Risks Government Coalition Crisis After Defections
The Loncheur Group defections narrow the government’s coalition to about 300 of 584 seats, heightening instability as socialist opposition protests the entrance of Senator de Monzle into the ministry. The Interior Minister announced plans to drop a paragraph in the budget affecting the French representative at the Vatican, while discussions on a capital levy and paper money policy continue amid cabinet divisions.
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Loncheur
M. Chautemps
Ffoclatiet
Iueon Blum
Vincent Auriol
Herriut
Wood as Main Building Material in U S
The article notes about 400,000 to 600,000 houses are built yearly in the United States with wood as the primary material, including 9s percent of farm and rural houses and 73 percent of urban houses. It also states around 809,000 American buildings are lost to fire and decay, with decay losses being mitigated by new wood treatment methods.
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United States
Red Lake Indians Earn Big From Lake Fishing
In seven years the Red Lake Indians of Minnesota, about 17 000 people, have received over half a million dollars for fish. They hold exclusive rights to commercial fishing in Red Lake but must sell their catch in the state.
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Red Lake
Minnesota
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