Airplane Delayed By Rain After Downing in Fairfield Meads
DeHaviland-4 Army airplane forced to land in meadows behind Fairfield beach after rudder control jammed during a 109 mile flight from Warwick, NC. Repairs and weather delays push continuation plan several days. Lt. Johnson left for Mitchell Field for parts, not yet returned. Aircraft used to chart aerial routes for airways service.
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Fairfield
Fairfield Beach
Quinn
Johnson
Mitchell Field
Long Island
Toven
Warwick
N. C
Langley Field
Washington D. C
Janme
10 Lives Believed Lost In John Dwight Wreck
Vineyard Haven Massachusetts April reports say at least ten lives lost when the steam lighter John Dwight sank off Cuttyhunk in Vineyard Sound. Fishermen believe Captain John F. King of New York and Captain Malcolm Carmichael of Jersey City were aboard. eight bodies were recovered but not identified.
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Vineyard Haven
Masa
John Dwight
Brook
Harry
Conscience Not Supreme Court Says Dr Chester Marshall
Dr Chester Marshall told a Methodist church audience that conscience is not the supreme judge for individuals. He warned that conscience needs instruction and must be guided by the spirit of Christ rather than serving as an uneducated, autonomous court for all decisions.
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Supreme Court
Rev. Marshall
Chester €. Marshall
Methodist
Middlewest physicians to visit eastern medical centers
More than 300 physicians from the Tri-State District Medical association will entrain on April 15 for an extensive clinic tour through the east. The group will stop at Cleveland for Western Reserve University clinics, then Boston for Harvard and Boston Surgical Society sessions, Yale in New Haven, and New York with Columbia Cornell and Bellevue clinics. Philadelphia programs run by the University of Pennsylvania and Jefferson Medical College follow, then Baltimore for a Johns Hopkins University clinic. The final stop is Washington with the U S Army Medical Department directing the program. An illustrated lecture on Congregational Shrines was given at Olivet church last night by Dr Hi S Brown.
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Chicago
Middle West
Tri-State District Medical Association
East
Saysicians
Cleveland
Western Reserve University
Boston
Harvard University
Boston Surgical Society
Phet
New Haven
Yale University
New York City
Columbia
Cornell
Bellevue Universi
Philadelphia
New York
University of Pennsylvania
Jefferson Medical College
Baltimors
John Slopkina University
Washington
Medical Department of
The
United States Army
Olivet Church
Hi. 5. Brown
Annual Fraternal Bowling Banquet and Local Notices
Milford April 8 plans for the fraternal bowling league banquet in Gadd Fellows hall Monday night with vaudeville acts after speeches. Banquet run by Pilgrim Catering. committee chaired by Charles H. Ellison. Also dog licenses issued and urged registration before May 1 to avoid delinquency. about 890 dogs in Milford. Various church and club events listed including Redmen and Metoaka plnochle, Junior Beehive, Milford High senior class dance, Woman Foreign Missionary Society annual meeting, Devon Improvement Association, and Mary T. M. E. church events. A Milford Hospital report notes no change in the condition of John McDonald after a street accident. X ray pending.
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William A. Rose
A. Ackenash Tribe
Redmén
Metoaka
D. of P
Redmen's Hall
First Congregational Church
Trydia Parmeles
High Street
Milford High School
Central Grammar School
Women’s Forign Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
Suesday
al Atlock
Devon Improvement Aseviation
Wognensy Fforeign Sieeteary Society
Mary T. M. BE
Malaysia
Philippines
John J. Doherty
Broadway
Walnut Beach
Florida
Hom
Charles L. Poberty
Milford Hospital
Bundsy
John McDonald
W. J. McDonald
Broadstre
Henry Richards
Jefferson Street
New Haven
Hydrogen Frozen and Liquefied in Government Test
Washington April 8 A small quantity of frozen hydrogen and about two quarts of the same element liquified were produced today at the bureau of standards in a successful test of liquefying apparatus conducted by Professor Kanolt. The process required cooling to near absolute zero with a temperature of 253 C below zero to liquefy the gas and 430 F below zero for the ice. The low temperatures were achieved by expanding the gas under 3000 psi. Hydrogen production will continue as part of the bureau’s study of materials at very low temperatures.
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Washington
Bureau of Standards
Tw. Kanolt
Washington Philosophical Society
Kanalt
Bureau
United States
Hurone
Real Estate Board to Hear Chapman Address
John N Standish of the Savings and Join association and Faul Whepman attorney will address the Bridgeport Real Estate board at a luncheon meeting held this noon in the Stratfield Hotel They will outline to the realtors the merit and some difficulties moved in organizing an association
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John N. Standish
Savings and Join Association
Faul &. Whepman
Bridgeport Real Estate Board
Stratfield Hotel
Asao
Flight Abandoned in Dayton Speed Record Attempt
High winds forced Lieutenant Lester J. Maitland to abandon his bid to set a three kilometer speed record at Wilbur Wright Field after two trial crossings. Four trips are required under inter millunate federation rules.
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Dayton
Lester J. Maitland
Mettock
Wilbur Wright Feld
Federated
Acronaulique Intermillunate
Fairfield woman to face neglect of horses charge
After months delay Louisa Miro of Fairfield Woods is to be tried in Fairfield Town Court on neglect of two horses on her estate. The case stems from a Connecticut Humane Society investigation by C M Agard who found two horses left out in snow and storms, one later destroyed.
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Louisa
Miro
Fairfield Woods
Fairfield
Liquor Found Behind Wall at Boston Factory
A police raid at Samuel Fine's extract factory in Boston uncovered a concealed wall with four lockers containing many bottles of Scotch whiskey. The bottles bore a Bermuda label dated February 13 and are suspected to be part of a larger shipment landed at Scituate. Fine surrendered the wall after raiders prepared to breach it, while a warning call during the raid suggested a spy at police headquarters.
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Boston
Samuel Fine
Bermuda
Scituate
Fine
Belef
Westport Man Fined for Trapping Violations
April Moore of State street was fined 78 dollars and costs for three game law violations before Judge Joseph G. Morten. Game Warden Witbur Smith had trappers under scrutiny in Coleytown amid winter trapping concerns. Moore claimed his traps were marked but could not identify them, with charges including out of season trapping and not visiting traps regularly. A separate note reports a land sale to George and Elsie Ferris of Fairfield for 3500 dollars on the Connecticut Turnpike.
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Westport
Miner Moore
State Street
Joseph G. Morten
Edward B. Bradley
Witbur Smith
Norwalk
Coleytown
Werden Smith
James Fraser
Coley Town
Smith
Moore
Morton Hegan
Morton
Taye
Warranhtese
Yawn Cler
Ward C. Birge
George and
Elsie M. Ferris
Fairfield
Conesticut
Bulgarian protest on Thrace policy and Greek army actions
Associated Press reports Bulgaria condemns Greek forces in Western Thrace. A note alleges bayonet pressure drives Bulgarians from villages and churches, with records claiming systematic expulsion since February after the Near East Conference Lausanne mission departure seeking Aegean access and frontier strip.
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Associated Press
Thrace
Lausanne
Bulgaria
Aegean Sea
Three Boards to Hold Meetings at Welfare Building
The board of commissioners of three city departments will meet today in the Welfare building. Superintendent of Charities Angus Pr. Thorne will attend all three. Meetings will cover routine matters, with limited discussion. The Municipal Garage Control convention starts at 9 am, Health and Charities building commission at 11, Charities Board at 4:30.
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Board of Commissioners
Charities
Angus Pr. Thorne
Health and Charities Building Commission
Charities Board
Bmir. Thovie
Charntley Board
Springtime sale on kitchen furnishings and cleaning needs
Readily stocked spring sale features floor brooms, self wringing mops, and dusters. Includes oils, polishes, brushes, wash tubs, wringers, clothes lines, baskets, boards, irons, and a wide range of metal and enamel ware with strong emphasis on value. Names and prices highlight sales across cleaning supplies, cookware, and laundry equipment.
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Tvory
Star
Matron offers wide selection of sizes and styles at five dollars
A brief notice announces a display of all sizes and many styles priced at $5, located on the second floor at the center of the shop.
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Yale
Amus
the Electric Shop
Washington Ave
the United Iluminating Co
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Broad & Cannons
Phoke Barnum
Chapman
Real Estate Board
Bridgeport. Conn
Kirkiman
Zan
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North Shore
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