College students tour TV factories across New England and New York
The Junior Chamber announces a civic and industrial tour program inviting colleges from New England and New York to send groups of 25 to 50 students. Participants will visit Englewood hospitals, hydraulic systems, sewage plants, and big industries including Pratt Institute sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glynder of Commerce
New England
New York State
Yale
Thng
Manufacturer
Lew Junior Chamber
Suesia of
Te Chamber
Whey
Welrace
Englewood
Weaite
Syaten
Doen Pratt Institute
Meetings Tonight Across City Lodges and Clubs
Various fraternal groups and civic bodies hold meetings tonight across Bridgeport and surrounding areas. Elks, Masonic orders, Boy Scouts, Veterans, and Democratic associations list halls on State Broad and Stratford avenues, with locations including St Johns Parish Hall and the public library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Lodge of Elks
State Street
Circo O Rota
Mbus Boys’ Club
Main Street
Bone
Officials Predict Record Break for S-48 Submarine
Navy and industry officials anticipate S-48 performing unprecedented submerged runs and long range cruising feats. Reports describe faster dive times, extended submerged communication, and a projected cruising radius near 10 900 miles without refueling, signaling a major advance in underwater propulsion and naval testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Navy Ade Lake Company
Withers Ware
Davy Jones
Jawker Y
Atlante
Pacific
Hye Rath
Surprise party at Fairfield home draws large crowd
A surprise party hosted at a Fairfield residence attracted more than 70 friends. Guests included Emily Smith, Dorothy Micheil, Margaret Cruthin, and many others in a barn rear to the house. attendance listed numerous local residents and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falriered
Amy Suprise
Port Road
Pames
F Bit
Am Clampen
Emily Smith
Dorothy Micheil
Margaret Cruthin
Evelyn Bridy
Marion Henry
Dielon Granvile
Catherine Granville
Mary Granville
John Noittdohn — Lattery
James Nathasil Kelly
Jatoen Proags
Hywap Jemninge
Adrian Smith
Claude Konngon
Prana
John Bonney
Mr Smith
Ale Ane
Vind
Hackert
Myre
Guimelial Emily Trows
Canyille
Mr Me
Mos P. Carre Smith
Danbury Masons open new fraternity house
Danbury Masons dedicate a new fraternity house with interior and exterior facilities suited for lodge gatherings and outdoor events. The property, extending back from Main Street, will host meetings, receptions, tennis courts, and future construction planned behind the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury Masons
Daneel
Aden
Wisiel
Teatarniby and
Eveimielty
Uier
Tse
Tennl
House
Eyer i Pulver
Lharles A. Judd
Hour BE
Knox
J. Ward Deklyo
Qf Day
T. Eaweed Howard
Ernest W. Batley
Fam H. Vail
David H. Tread
Coal Conference in Cleveland Today Seeks Peace in Industry
The President moves forward with plans to end the coal industry dispute. Officials say a proposal from the White House is expected as key advisers, including Secretary Weaver and Attorney General Duggan, weigh options to secure a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean Ax
Weaver
Dugghersy
Spencer Perfects Fuel Distribution Machinery
Washington announces a federal plan for distributing fuel during the emergency after a Hoover‑led conference. A central coordination body will allocate rationed supplies with the governors and railroad interest playing key roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Washington
Secretaary Hoover
Harding
Thy Federat Organization
Spehrer
Ors
Gonidissian Service
Avner
Peadanly
Husnigss
Fnally
Fudera
Tuediatelbator
Mme Ecantire
Lessies
Federal Distribution Administration
Governoe
Con Miller
Jasmin
Coma Tae
Stolen Car Crashes Into City Water Flusher
A stolen vehicle believed to be OSs7b16 crashed into and damaged a city water flusher, near a city street. Police were notified and are investigating the incident and the theft details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aelen
Renklin
Jr Chamber Plans New Membership Drive
Junior Chamber of Commerce outlines a broad growth plan to double active membership and expand programs. The drive, led by President Bradford Warr and the Board, includes a fall schedule, social outings, local events, and member incentives to attract new members and boost engagement.
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JR. Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Bradford Warr
Rig Young Business Mers Enchilion
C. A. Willard
Gan
Acconmrtirch
Pat Schedile
Cme
Worle
Fox
Mosler
Wataer
Saundiy
Anguil
Swinhpie
Iugeane
Phins
President Defers Rail Strike Move
President defers a rail strike move amid tensions with union officials. He warned about widespread refusals among workers and noted that about 45,000 men could strike within a week. Railroads kept plans for settlement, prompting mechanics to seek jobs as agencies guaranteed seniority and continued train operations. New York Central executives hired more workers to meet demand.
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Ralbwes
New York Central m
Harding
Agencina
New York Central
New Haven Clarks Strike Averts Disruption Talks
An imminent strike by clerks on the New Haven line and related lines faced disruption to stations and trains but appears to be averted. A telegram from New Haven management urged resumption of health and vacation privileges after a lengthy deadlock. The United States Labor Board pressed for restored work benefits and clarified the Saturday holiday and sick leave terms during the negotiation period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Teaven
Exottas
New York, Lew Haven
Itferd
Central New England Railway
Bardo
Traven
United States
Erriirintes
Aras
All Lystments
Wesleyan College Names Temporary Head for Term
Aug. Beory Olin, of Middletown, appointed temporary president of Wesleyan College for one year. Olin will serve during President Wilkin Arnond Shank’s absence, with Stephen (iin) vee president and a senior team guiding the college in this interim period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Beory Olin
Tha
Yuan University
Roman’ Ster Sour
Vrastes
Olin Teagg
Stephen
Iin. Vee
Wesleyan
WII
Aogier
Wilkin Arnond Shank li
Fire Destroys Iron Works Gutter System Fire crews extinguish blaze
A fire at the TRON CADPLES PLT plant caused overheating in an iron works area and damaged gutters. Firefighters were summoned and responded with an alarm, extinguishing the blaze in the evening, with no further injuries reported.
Band of Botsford Reunites in Milford for 17th Annual Gathering
The Band of Botsford held its 17th annual reunion in Milford with attendees from Botsford and nearby towns. A short business meeting established a scholarship fund, elected officers including president and treasurer, and noted family histories tracing Botsford roots to Leicestershire, England.
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Band of Botsford
Milford
Magustec
Mortis
Pine Galt
Aily Soclovinn
Hevey
Teor
Tolan
Ciligers
Cheit Sugsta
Reyaigy
Synthse
Brieaport
Wanlary
Mindie
Lown
Orsaniah
Botsford
Elie
Barsouris
Halslord Woolies
Wolley
Fuugn
Michigan
Weacorn
New Yorkville
Ronnsyleanin
Giliaa
Borsa
Hanai
Lizrheth Botsford Aire
Leicestershire
England
Boulter
Henry
Cane
Batsford
Harries Batsford Millard
Gotvford
Tig
Vigna
Houltar
Veney
Iizehath
Autvord
le Ban
Roteford
Jasc Yeu
Stu Berpernal
Wyoulder
Ate
Oifeeps
Ows
Lofhoawe
Ales
Srared Shuley
Ann Harbor
Michican
Prenstanny Marshall Te
Nopristagt
Mise Suamon Wenn Woolley
Tefal, Fetley
Long Hill man dismantles farm due to mortgages
In a rural scene a Long Hill man faced foreclosure after accumulating mortgages. The case centered on a legal action over property, with portions of land and a bell claimed by the owner of record. A judge issued a suspended sentence pending further proceedings.
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Perlak
Gall
AG Diye
Gal Behevinr
Fragmentary note hints at a coded message
A garbled line suggests receipt of a message and mentions a person and place in unclear terms. The readable parts imply a personal communication possibly from a caregiver or rider, but key names and specifics are missing, leaving only fragmented references.
iPatrons Should Feel Reassured Pearson Poston Ak
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Pearson Poston and Sa e to reassure patrons. It references Seawan Stennis and Harding, with unclear context on a dine by Waly ChOOvT. The legible names include Baarsan and Ak, presenting a tentative civic or organizational reassurance statement.
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Poston
AK Baarsan
Anne Stennis
Waly Choovt
Harding
Offissa Pup Takes Charge Of Traffic In Fairfield
Fatreielis reports a black and white spotted dog known as Offissa Pup has assumed traffic duties at the corner of Reefwind Post in Fairfield since Saturday night. The vigilant police mascot guards a lantern from a single lamp post and has deterred any interference despite weather and odd encounters. Local passersby have occasionally offered beer and snacks to the pup, who remains steadfast in his role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fatreielis
Les
Fairfield
Labor Board case hints at seniority rights and insurancy
The report outlines tensions over seniority based employment rights at New Haven road. It notes the Labor Board position on sustaining service terms and implies resistance from executives while demanding adherence to orders. Public and corporate actors debate procedures and entitlements amid negotiations and potential strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven Road
Labor Board
Gosploves
New Haven
Lathan
Cat
Pyerk Evans
Ata
Meinraly
Train Delays Persist After Wreck Near Haven
Train delays continue after a wreck disrupted service on westbound tracks. Officials report the derailment caused injuries and requires investigation and clearance of the line. Commuters face continued travel disruption as trains run detoured or halted through the area overnight and into morning.
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New Haven
Walnut Beach Welcomes Wide Range of Summer Visitors
A long list of visitors and vacationers arrives at Walnut Beach, including residents and guests from New York, Ansonia, Waterbury, Holyoke, and Boston. The report notes several families and individuals stopping at local cottages, with names and towns noted, and mentions past and ongoing weeklong stays, social visits, and local notable residents enjoying the season.
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Walnu
Abnetas
St. Dereme’s OC
New York
Arayestins
Bronsy
Randisty Geprer
Vin Ann Carel
Vilusiz
Mite
Nellie Megherare
Manes
Mareford
Winnie Milward
Belcher Urisas
Matting Boutule
Northampion
Margaret Pooling
Ninigatarek
Ihoseph Hebhayes
Ao Beeokign
Carmerty
Wtyrbars
Mtytle
Keene
Aiwisie
Miss i Long
Hathford
Ann
Bertha
Maurghet
Anna Dunn
Shivy Walsh
Elia
Motel
Katherine — Thompson
Biss Ang
Gertrude
Halyoke
Missey Mawr
Quinlan
Helen Ruebbers
Tasthampton
Ant Geo
Engvis
John Treen
Iran
Erris
Dolip Dinais
Francis Brennan
Mery Hoesey
Waterbury
Newarks
Seaview Avenue
Gustave Anderson
Putin
Wildemere
Misa S
Moses
Gloomfeyt
Mise
Amy Tielke
Search Avenue
Richard Gannon
Tannerville
Suest
Apie Crest
Bittersweet Avenue
Mies Tithag Malton
Wakehart
UGG Akoy
Police Rescue Cat Trapped in Building
Officers responded after reports of a cat trapped inside a building. The sergeant coordinated the rescue as the animal roamed near windows and walls, avoiding panic and attracting attention from passersby. Fire and police crews worked to free the frightened pet and reunite it with its owner once safe.
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Giamiy
Barrieda
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Offissa Pup
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