Custody Decided in Favor of Mother in Middlebrook Case
In a custody case heard by Judge William M. Malibb the young Kenneth Middlebrook was awarded to his mother and grandmother until further order. The child had repeatedly fled from his father in New Jersey, seeking the care of his mother’s family in the local city. The boy, tearful, showed happiness at the outcome and his return to his mother.
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John T. Middlebrook
Lottie Middlebrook
Kenneth
William M. Malibb
Middlebrook
New Jersey
Hoe
Fnally
Young Middlebrook
Wooman
Safe Expert Succeeds in Opening Hannon Co. Vault
Local safe expert Walter E. Marsh succeeded in opening the Hannon Supply Company vault after burglars broke the door knob and smashed the safe. Police believe youths burgled the Barnum avenue office, failing to retrieve contents due to damage.
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Hannon Co
Walter E. Marsh
Hannon Supply Company
Hannen Supply Company
Barnum Avenue
Three Boys Arrested On Burglary Charges
Three boys under fifteen, suspected by police of roping gas meters and accused in five burglaries on public library buildings, were arrested early today as they tried to force entry into the Newfeld Library on Stratford Avenue. William Burns, recently escaped from a Rhode Island reformatory, was taken into custody.
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Newfeld
Stratford Avenue
William Burns
Rhode Island
Milford Pocahontas 10 Hold Anniversary Celebration
Milford April 6 Metoaku council of Pocahontas will celebrate its seventh anniversary at Redmen's hall with over 800 visitors expected. Great Chiefs of the Connecticut reservation will attend. Agnes Gallbronner will preside. Also noted are changes to Sunday service hours at Woodmont Union chapel and a birth at Milford Hospital.
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Milford
Metoa&ka Council
Degree of Pocahontas
Redmen's Hall
Redmen
Connecticut
Agnes Gallbronner
Paramonths
Metoaku Council
Woodmont Union Chapel
Riverside Reading Circle
Goldsmith
Malcolm Buell
Reed Street
Milford Hospital
St. Andrew's Chapel Society
L. J. Pons
Bridgeport Avenue
Devon
Hasier
G. Everatt Knollmeyer
St. Pedter’s Church
Milford Wll
The
Devon Athletic Club
Thayers Elected Vice-President of Disabled Veterans
Walter B. Thayer was elected vice commander of the Disabled American Veterans at a regular meeting in the Wal fare Building to succeed Thomas Coleman. A letter from Senator Wiliam Mc Lean offered help with United States Veteran Bureau aid claims. J. W. Hackett named temporary claims officer at 1166 Kossuth Street. The bureau opposed reductions in training rates. Twelve new members joined. three applications received.
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Walter B. Thayer
Disabled American Veterans
Walfare
Thomas
Coleman
Wiliam McLean
United States Veterana’ Bureau
Washington, D. C
J. W. Hackett
Kossuth Street
Filmfolk Owe Debt to Public Avers Schence
William G. Cayce reports Joseph M Schenck insists film stars owe debt to the public beyond fame. He says stars gain popularity by individual endowments and must repay through conduct off screen and public behavior. He notes the public judges private lives and that entertainment remains the primary purpose of cinema. A brief fashion note adds the short bolero complements jackets in three piece suits but may flatter some figures less.
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William G. Cayce
Angeles
Joseph M.scherink
Silyer
Fiim
Schenck
International Mews
Schenk
Bright Young Clerk and His Glittering Row of Initials
A March issue of Popular Mechanics recounts a frustrated shopper’s encounter with overzealous sales reps. The writer details jargon filled exchanges as clerks spew cryptic initials and abbreviations, revealing a culture of industry codes and miscommunication in office furniture sales.
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Sondon
Hart Schaffner & Marr
Hart Schaffner & Marx Norfolk
Hanke
Main ST
Cannon St
Milford Council OF
Red Men’s Hall
Thayers
Disabled Vets
Cr Min
P.D. Q
GO. V. Bnl. B
Falesman Jie
H. H. Windsor
Karm Coal Club
Coal Club
Karm Terminal Coal CO
John St., Cor. Plaza
Barnum
Baby Carria
Insurance Co’s
M. Quinn & CO
State Street
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