Senate Passes Hubbard Bill Over Governor Veto
Hartford April 17 The Senate voted to override Governor Templeton's veto on the Kent Hubbard bill, despite Majority Leader Ells reversing his stance. Senators Christophersen, Ridd, French, and others opposed the override, while Brooks aided the effort, arguing for governance and accountability against the governor's position.
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Record of 1500 kilometer dayton flight milestone
In Dayton Ohio Harold Sarris completes a long distance flight covering 2540 kilometres in about nine hours and minutes at roughly 174 miles per hour. The event marks a notable speed record aboard the unnamed aircraft, reflecting early aviation progress.
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Yankee Stadium Opens Amid Attendance Records
More than 70,000 baseball fans are set to witness the Yankee Stadium opening as the American League season begins, with prior NL marks shattered yesterday. Judge Landis attends the ceremony as 30,000 reserved seats plus 30,000 grandstand and 20,000 bleacher seats are reported sold. Giants defend world title against Boston Braves in the opener as other league results unfold across Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, and Chicago.
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Committee Rejects Soldier Bonus as Unconstitutional
Hartford April 17 The soldiers bonus bill before the General Assembly was declared unconstitutional by Attorney General Frank G Healy in an executive session. The committee will report the bill unfavorably and the referendum would add nothing to its validity. Healy cited precedents from Connecticut Massachusetts and New York and warned of revenue shortfalls if 83000 people qualified.
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City Leads in Cancer Radium Treatment Efforts
Reports from Bridgeport and Boston show rising use of radium therapy in New England. Public and private institutions discuss expanding radium emanation machines despite concerns over safety and broader disease treatment limits.
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Burglars knew lay of land in Hamilton pharmacy
investigation discloses a local burglary at Hamilton pharmacy while regional clergy and leaders gather. New Haven and Bridgeport politics mix with Boy Scouts camp plans and school awards as community events unfold across multiple counties with public and civic concerns noted.
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Derigibus Liquor Seizure May Be Returned by Judge
Police seizure of Derigibus liquor from a home led to a civil reclamation action. Prosecutor says agreement exists to return bottles if Judge Boardman approves, with hearings ongoing. The raid included bottles, paraphernalia, and bottles described in the search warrant.
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Veteran Pastor of Little Church Around Corner Dies
A New York pastor associated with the Little Church Around the Corner died suddenly of heart disease at the rectory. He was about 79 years old and served the church and its Transfiguration ministry, leaving a legacy of community service and compassion.
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Pottery Firms Convicted in Trade Restraint Case
A federal jury in New York found 23 pottery manufacturing corporations and 20 individuals, members of the Sanitary Potters Association, guilty of conspiracy to restrain trade. The trial, lasting a month, ended in 45 minutes of deliberation. Sentencing was set for Thursday afternoon.
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Buckley challenges governor on Sunday sports bill
Hartford April 17. The long debated Sunday sports bill faces a House vote after Majority Leader Buckley offered an amendment and moved for printing. The measure would legalize professional athletic contests on Sundays, with enforcement and penalties outlined, and opposition concerns about religious and social implications discussed.
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John Buckley
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Mayor Phillips Refuses to Retract Inquest Criticism
Greenwich police halt long dance record as Vera Shepherd and N Solar, linked to Cleveland, end 69 hours of dancing after Chief James J Nedley orders stop. Prosecution consults with James F Walsh. dancers dine at McCarthy's Inn Porchester. one partner collapses, others show strain. Crowds gather to watch as the troupe leaves under police orders. Coroner’s remarks clash with driver’s counsel.
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Brakes dispute over preliminary hearing in bus tragedy
Stamford April 17. Testimony conflicts as Mayor Phillips clashes with Waterbury driver over how the preliminary hearing into the deaths of Mrs Hattie Byrnes and Miss Mary O Donahue was conducted. Evidence on brakes and habitual negligence varies. the case is reserved for decision by Judge Phelan after a heated session.
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Leeds
Phillis
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Alleged Monk Slayer Faces Trial in Warsaw
In Warsaw on April 1, the trial of Wie Mok Smaragd began for the February 9 assassination of Metropolitan George of the Orthodox Eastern Church of Polish. Thirty six witnesses are listed, with the accused recounting his actions after an interview with Staragd who traveled from Vollssia.
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George
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George Wilplain
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Italian Premier Arrested for Speeding
Italian premier was pulled over for speeding in Nologna. The incident involved a rapid drive through Frsa where authorities cited him and issued a fine. The event sparked political commentary and questions about executive immunity.
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Eleven Drivers Fined for Overloading Trucks
A Borough court fined eleven drivers for overloaded trucks and related offences. The proceedings noted multiple cases where vehicles exceeded weight limits, with penalties issued and warnings for the future.
Rare Wines Stolen In London Heist
Unclear text reports the theft of rare wines valued at about $5,000 from the home of Volaned We F. Allyn a deputy revenue agent of the Department of Copreedland. Sunday and Monday searches followed as investigators pursued the suspect. A wine was hidden in an airier space, details obscured by garbled wording.
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Death of Right Rev Daniel Sylvester Tuttle
The Right Reverend Daniel Sylvester Tuttle, presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church in the United States and the oldest Angl ican bishop in active service, died at his Missouri home at 86 after an illness from aphasia and a February attack of eriope. The death shifts seniority for the presiding bishop to Bishop Garrett of Dallas, Texas, who will assume the role as head of the church's national council until a new leader is chosen.
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Safe Breakers Familiar With Hamilton Pharmacy
Police investigate a early morning break in at Hamilton Pharmacy at 283 Notule avenue. Entry via wall breach and theft of tools are noted, with hints of inside knowledge of the layout and security lapses. No serious injuries reported and officers continue to examine suspects and security factors.
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