Senate Passes Soldiers Insurance Bonus Bill
The Senate backed the soldiers insurance bonus by a 67 to 17 vote, sending it to conference with House differences. Supporters call it a gold brick while opponents seek changes before a possible veto or cash option. The major provisions include adjusted service pay and insurance policies for veterans with details debated for weeks.
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Trolley Route Change Near Fairfield Ave
A trolley company eliminates a turn at Fairfield Avenue and reroutes service toward northern areas. The move affects around Townsville area streets and aims to streamline traffic flow and improve reliability for riders.
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Fingerprints Taken In Slain Woman Case At Staten Island
Investigators visited a cemetery vault near Elizabeth to obtain fingerprints from the body of Vas Mauds Bauer, who was murdered on Staten Island last month. Prints matched those from an automobile owned by Larry Hoffin, a motion picture operator detained in the investigation. Hoffin was questioned by Magistrate New Leighton and committed to Richmond Town Jail for 48 hours.
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Inquiry Inspired by Communists Says Daugherty
Former Attorney General Daugherty told friends that the Communist International planned to destroy constitutional government and human life. He claimed files he refused to hand over to Wheeler’s committee show treasonous aims and alleged pressure from Soviet leaders.
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Subpoenaes In Taxing Chief Case At City Hall
A garbled OCR report describes subpoenas involving Abraham C. Schnee and city officials including Commissioner William Hiedgrrt and former City CF Po lrot ish Olun Carmissian. It mentions the Board of Appellate Tavition and pending stages with dates in a public inquiry.
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Mrs Harding to Lay Cornerstone as Realth Holds
Mrs Harding tells Representative Merritt she will attend the cornerstone ceremony for the new high school on May 10. She praises Bridgeport’s plans to honor her husband and notes her attendance depends on a death permit, with plans now set for a 2 PM Saturday ceremony.
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Man Agency Owner Found Dead In Store Suicide
Alexander Newman age 63 owner of a dry goods store at 294 Pine Street was found dead last night. Police report he tied a gas tube to his neck and died by his own action after being last seen at about 10 o clock. Dr Fovireon and Dr Nonridsyun examined the scene and a coroner’s procedure followed.
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Ashes of Greenwich Man Thrown On Water
A Greenwich man’s ashes were scattered on water after his death in New Lisbon. The ceremony followed a request by his family and occurred as the body was prepared for burial at a local facility.
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Reopen Divorce Action Against Evelyn Nesbit
Reopen divorce action against Evelyn Nesbit. The case involves a motion to resume proceedings and review of prior orders. Proceedings proceed in the court as listed, with schedules and potential timelines referenced in the docket.
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Freight Cars Seized With $104000 Alcohol Cargo In Norwalk
Federal agents and Norwalk police halted two rail cars on a siding near the South Norwalk station after mid night, holding an estimated 10,000 gallons of high proof alcohol valued at over 104000. The contraband, loaded at Ireton Point and consigned to a Pittsburgh company, is tied to a large organized operation. Authorities placed guards and prepared to move the alcohol as the investigation continues.
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Radio Stations Win Suit Over Royalties in U S Court
In a United States District Court decision Judge Hicklenloope ruled that broadcasting stations are not required to pay royalties for in-home reception of copyrighted musical works. The case, filed by Jeron & Remick and New York publishers, challenged copyright terms for public performances and reproduction by receivers.
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Hospital orderly sentenced in regional case
A hospital orderly from Allingtown was sentenced to three to five years after pleading guilty to sexual assault of a patient in a hospital room. The court records indicate the assault occurred one night when the patient was admitted for treatment. The defendant acknowledged the act and received the stated prison term.
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Pennsylvania primary results show Pinchot leading
The report indicates a contested Pennsylvania primary with Governor Pinchot ahead by a margin that signals strong support from voters. The piece notes competition among notable candidates and highlights the overall turnout in the key counties.
Senate to Resume Tax Debate Today
The Senate plans to reconvene for a tax debate with expected quick action after recent business adjourned. Unclear text references budget items and committee positions, with fragmented mentions of votes, dates, and figures.
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Democratic chiefs weigh woman for convention chairmanship
Reports say the subcommittee on conventions is considering a woman for the national convention chair, with Carrie Chapman Catt named as a possible keynote speaker prospect. The group weighs precedents and party unity as talks proceed toward the June gathering at Madison Square Garden.
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Stratford Youth Charged After Auto Theft Arrest
Stratford police report a local youth sought for auto theft was arrested. The case involves a Stratford resident connected to a stolen vehicle and appears tied to investigations at the Barracks area. Court proceedings are expected to determine charges and next steps.
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Balloons Start on Endurance Race
Seven balloonists begin the National Elimination Holnon race from San Antonio aiming for long distances. The pilots rise in light winds and head northwest then northeast as they monitor air currents over the region.
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Bridgeport Newsbriefs Highlight Local Crime and Politics
A sprawling Bridgeport page reports a youth theft inquiry, ferry and streetcar route changes, a stove fire plot in Fairfield, tax actions, and upcoming public events. The item also notes a campaign kickoff for education efforts and a mayoral or state-level political exchange with Wick-like figures and committees.
Tax system criticized as lacking data for accurate assessments
New Britain experts say the current tax system lacks essential building data and suggests a supervisor is needed to check assessments. Thomas J Linder and Assistant City Attorney Henry Greenstein pressed for comprehensive details on type size age construction and facilities to improve accuracy.
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Board of Assessors
Thomas J Linder
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Tax Appeals List Grows as Steady Stream Continues
The notice details a growing tax appeal list with a steady stream of assessments. It cites the city clerk and various companies, listing properties and valuations including dwelling houses and factories. It notes stock and equipment values and references multiple buildings and towers in Bridgeport with substantial sums involved.
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Surgeons Complete Operation Despite Fire at Hospital
Report details a complex operation at St Mays Hospital amid a fire emergency. Surgeons, led by Dr Owens and Dr Joost, finished the major procedure while flames and smoke threatened the ward. Nurses and attendants monitored patient progress as the fire response continued.
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