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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
9
Bankers and economists back a return to the gold standard as Parliament debates the Budget. The plan aims to restore monetary discipline with potential creditor protections and currency stability.
A milliner collapsed and died in Paris Pols area this afternoon after visiting the shop. Witnesses say the death was sudden and unexpected. The event follows previous openings in Hartond and Rockyville. Authorities are investigating the cause as neighbors recall the long service of the victim over many years.
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company announces contracts for a $3 million seamless tube plant to be built to manufacture 6 to 13 inch diameter pipe by extruding centers from long blocks of steel. The project links with Cleveland and German firms and aims to be a pioneer venture in the United States.
A cyclist was hit by a car at Rossuth and Clarence streets, injuring him as a man drove off after the collision. Police arrested David Sie at Main Street for suspected drunken driving following the late afternoon crash. A separate incident at Parfield Avenue and Courtland Street ended with a trolley crushing a touring car and a wedge collision near Crawford Launch. police report no arrests.
Wayburn, famed for his stage productions, showcases vocal talents and dancer proteges in a new act. The Queensbridge link to Ned Wayburn’s Folies is noted as graceful and striking. A 13-person cast with a 710? performance is teased, while Golden’s new act may debut without a title under Palace management in Bridgeport.
Lune best gathering of local amateurs is set to perform at Polis Vaudecaille Theatre tonight with 12 professionals and a large supporting cast. The billed program includes cadet drama The Mad Dancer, social scene sketches, and a rural farce. stars Johnnie Walker Vincent Lopes and Claire lead a varied cast in scenes drawn from New England life and showy performances by orchestras and singers.
A 120 piece band from Drury High School performed during a White House visit on April 2. The group, led by a girl in a purple and gold coat with boots, represented North Adams Mosquias Parish. The drum corps energized the event as about half the band members played under the observed gaze of officials.
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