Easton Weston Suit Over Bridge to Be Tried Aug 15
Easton selectman E P Mila sues Weston for 3100 damages after his lumber truck broke through the Valley Forge bridge planking on November 26. Weston officials Lockwood and Ferris are subpoenaed to appear August 15 before Justice Joseph B. Mi. Settlement failed. trial slated. Mills unloaded half cargo before crossing.
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Weston
E. P. Mila
On Iy
Yalley Forge
Lockwood
Frank Ferris
Justice of the Peace
Joseph B. Mi
Easton
Irving Lockwood
First Selectman
Mills
Ferris
Confederate Memorial Probe Is Ordered
Georgia Senate orders a thorough investigation of the Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial association records following a resolution by Senator John S. Kelley of Lawrenceville. The measure passed 22 to 6.
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Atlanta
iBy
Associated Press
Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial Association
Georgia Senate
John S. Kelley
Lawrenceville
Police Seek Lost Civil War Veteran in Springfield
Springfield police and relatives search for 80 year old Civil War veteran Patello Emerson who vanished from Longmeadow yesterday morning. Authorities consider a reunion trip to Far Haven at Phoenix Park possible but fear he may be lost in yesterday's severe storm.
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Springfield
Mass
Pres
Patello Emerson
Longmeadow
Far Haven
Massachusetts
Phoenix Park
Swedish Singing Society entertains Monitor Pleasure club outing
The Swedish Singing Society Nor den entertained at a Monitor Lodge outing held all day Sunday at Champ's Farm. Over 1 000 attendees from many cities across the Northeastern states gathered for the event, affiliated with Bridgeport’s Monitor Lodge No 38 I O O F.
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Swedish Singing Society
Norden
Monitor Pleasure Club
Monitor Lodge
No. 38
Bridgeport
Champ's Farm
G M C Officials Visit Ford Plant in Bristol
A General Motors party on an inspection tour arrived this afternoon in Bristol. After luncheon at the Endee Inn they toured the Ford plant facilities including rolling and ball departments, hospital, and personnel areas. They visited President De Witt Page's home and will dine with plant managers and assistants in Bristol and Meriden Meid en.
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Bristol
Associated, Press
General Motors Company
Endee Inn
Ford Pla
Ty King
Ford
Detroit
DeWitt Page
Meiden
Meriden
Seven Firemen Volunteer for Blood Transfusion
Lawrence Massachusetts August 9 Two thirds of the Lawrence fire department volunteered for blood transfusions to save a comrade. Seven firefighters were chosen to go to Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston where hoseman Thomas Hollows is treated for Hodgkin disease, a rare progressive anaemia. Hospital doctors will select the most suitable donor among them.
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Lawrence
Mass
Iby Associated Press
Man Held Two Sought After Fraud Attempt
Milford August 9 By Special Correspondent Frank Motter forty five 87 Irving street New Haven was arrested here last night charged with theft and refusing to stop for an officer He is under 500 bonds and police are seeking two accomplices alleged to have defrauded a storekeeper at Devon Police arrested Motter after witnesses obtained the number of a machine which carried two men away from Devon richer by 20 than they were before they entered One of the companions is charged with keeping the change and the bill Motter will be arraigned on August 13 in the Town court.
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Milford
Frank Motter
Irving Street
New Haven
Devon
Motto
Public Safety Bill Passes Second Reading in Free State Senate
In Bublin on August 9, the Public Safety Bill named after the assassination of Vice President Kevin O'Higgins cleared its second reading in the Tris Free State Senate by 41 to 7. The measure would impose the death penalty for legally carrying arms and moves to the committee stage tomorrow amid opposition from Colonel Moore.
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Bublin
Associated Press
New Public Safety Batl
Kevin O'Higgins
Tris Free State
Illicit Brewers Given 10 Day Jail Sentence
In New Haven on August 9 a city attorney urged Judge Whitaker to sentence two men to ten days in jail as an example after a raid on a large illicit brewing plant on Commerce Street. Federal agents will take over the plant and dismantle it. Equipment valued at over 50 000 dollars.
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Bnew Haven
Associated Press
Whitaker
City Call
Trenen
Commerce Street
City Seals Washed Off Municipal Cars
A heavy storm washed away City of Bridgeport seals from many municipal cars and machines. Most of the emblems peeled or partially remained, with officials noting the seals could be removed easily with force.
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City of
Bridgeport
Hope
New Haven Broker Goodricharrested on embezzlement charge
William B Goodrich president of William B Goodrich and Company stock brokers was arrested leaving a New Haven train station. Bonds set at 25000 while a warrant for embezzlement involving about 100000 was said to have been issued. Records seized and over 100 customer complaints noted with victims in Ansonia and Shelton.
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New Haven
Associated Press
William EB. Goodrich
William B. Goodrich and Company
Goodrich
Daniel Poutzner
Vermont
Clark & Company, Inc
Poutzner
Ansonia
Shelton
Beavers Exported From Michigan County Amid Menace to Timber
In Crystal Falls Michigan a beaver boom endangers reforestation efforts on the Upper Peninsula. Game wardens have enlisted a Washington naturalist to capture beavers alive for export to the middle west. Dense dams flood roads and timber. efforts to destroy dams are frustrated as beavers rebuild and plug damaged pipes.
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Crystal Falls
Associated Press
Michigan
Iron
Upper Peninsula
Denver
Yacht Nomad Strikes Bar Off Hyannis. Crew Rescued
The Nomad, a yacht owned by Leland of Jersey City, ran aground near Hyannis Outer Ambor today. Captain Russ and four crewmen were taken ashore by bystanders as two coast guard boats waited. A rescue attempt was planned at the next high tide.
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Hyannis
Oklahoma Oil Production Cut Plan Approved by Commission
The Oklahoma Corporation Commission approved an agreement of oil operators in the Neb area to cut crude oil production to 456,000 barrels daily. The plan takes effect immediately under the commission’s order.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Associated Press
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Neb
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