Health officials from B countries visit City institutions
Five health officials representing Axton, Paragimay, Fl Salvador, eneguela, Brazil, Uruguay, and Peru for the Argentine Republic toured Bridgeport institutions led by City Health Officer Dr. William Hall Som. Mayor F. William Helns welcomed them Tuesday night, followed by a stop at the Algonquin club with City Clerk Alfred Wardick. The group inspected the Welfare building, Ninglewood Hospital, and Isola-Jom Hospital, seeking information to advise their countries on health department reforms. The delegation included Dr. San Francisco Valega of Ama eru, Dr. J. Maldonado of Car as, Venezuela, Dr. E J. De Matos, Andres Gubetiin of Asuicion, Uruguay, and Dr. C. R. Larderthes of San Salvador.
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Axton
Paragimay
Salvador
Eneguela
Brazil
Uruguay
Peru
Argentine Republic
Willam Hallsom
Ninglewood Hospital
Isola- Jom Hospital
Unitedates
San Francisco Valega
Amaeru
J. of
Maldonado
Caras
Venezuela
E J. de Matos
Andres Gubetiin
Evue actress granted divorce in London
British revue actress Vermi was granted a divorce from American dancer Edward Delly. The court ruled misconduct, noting Delly was brutal and inattentive to another woman in the presence of his wife.
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London
Sewer Committee to Request Bids for Multiple Sewer Projects
The aldermanic sewer committee will soon seek bids on a dozen or more storm water and sanitary sewer projects. City Engineer James A. McElroy has nearly completed plans and specifications for the work, with final details pending in the next few days.
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Aldermante Sewer Committee
James A. McElroey
Borglum Recall Demand Forces Memorial Reconsideration
Tester H. Barlow of Baldwin Locomotive Works urges the Stone Mountain Memorial Association to re engage Ratzén Borglum or return its $190 000 subscription via a deed of trust. The call, published by the Raleigh News and Observer, asks that the deed be returned until the association decides whether to proceed with Borglum.
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Raleigh
S.C
Stone Mountain Mermorial
Borglum
Memorial Fund
H. Barlow
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Raleigh News and Observer
Barlow
Norgiam
Former policeman kept disreputable resort
Walter Birmingham a former pro Heenan entered a guilty plea to keeping a disreputable resort on Warren Street before Judge John J. Walsh in the Criminal Court of Common Pleas yesterday afternoon. He was sentenced to 90 days in jail with 69 days suspended and fined 100 dollars.
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Walter Birmingham
Pro Heenan
Warren Street
John J. Walsh
Criminal Court of Common Pleas
Fragmented Beauty Product Preview Fails Coherence
A garbled OCR fragment describes hair dye and cosmetic products with references to colors and application but lacks clear facts or context. The jumble mentions color permanence and detergent-like terms, leaving readers with little usable information about a product, event, or source.
Norwalk Woman Seeks Second Divorcement Action
Norwalk theater owner Mary Hoyt Selleck wife of Samuel Randall seeks a second divorce from her current husband Howard Selleck a Darien contractor whom she married three years ago. In Superior court Judge Arthur Ells she alleges habitual intemperance and intolerable cruelty while Selleck denies the charges admitting only occasional wine. The case features dramatic testimony including a sister's weeping and the wife describing fear and living in an abandoned car during winter. Judge Ells reserved decision.
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Mary Hoyt Selleck
Mortimer Host
Norwalk
Samuel Randall
Arthur
Arthur T. Ells
Superor Court
Howaid Selleck
Darien
Wade
Richard Covell
New Britain
Selleck
John J. Cuneo
Ells
Hoover launches drive to preserve nations fisheries
Washington April 29 Secretary of Commerce Hoover formally launches a nationwide fish conservation program and calls an initial conference in Washington for May 22 inviting governors of Atlantic and Gulf Coast states and their state flesh and game committees to attend. He warns that fisheries face extinction without revival efforts and notes fish food prices have risen dramatically in 30 years.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Pacific
Alaskan
Texas
Pennsylvania
New York
Maine
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Maryland
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Fairfield plans a weekend of local events and gatherings
Fairfield residents will attend a series of activities Thursday and Friday. Grasmere Improvement association meets at Grasmere school while a Red Men dance occurs in Legion hall and a Republican club gathering happens at Kings Highway club rooms. Food sales will be held at First Church of Christ and Loran Brothers store. Friday features a Maypole dance by the American Legion and an illustrated lecture on Yellowstone Park by H. J. Streeter at Toincoin school. The Comrades in Service meet with Mrs. C Wells, and the First Church of Christ council meets at Sherman parsonage. Fairfield High hosts Norwalk High in baseball Friday afternoon.
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Fairfield
Grasmere
Sherman Parsonage
Fairfield High Schools
Norwalk
Stamford Court Sent Wife Puncher to Jail
Stamford April 29 Special cheias Lucas of 462 Macifie street was sent to jail for two months today by Judge Sarmae Young for assaulting his wife Minnie. Testimony showed he grasped her face and pinched until it bled after two years of marriage.
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Stamford
Cheias Lucas
Macifie Street
Akty
Sarmae Young
Minnie
Urs
Drea
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Stone Mountain Fund
Tras
Chloro Chemical Corporation
Mount Vernon
Lehigh
Mulligan Bros
Barnum
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Cloak & Suit Store
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