Government Aid For Transferred Factories
Government financial aid is available under wartime conditions to manufacturers converting to essential war industries. The War Finance Corporation will support loans up to one billion dollars, with two paths: banks can pass 75 percent of advances to the War Finance Corp or firms can apply directly with adequate security. The program targets firms in essential or indirect war production and seeks to prevent bankruptcies during the crisis.
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Washington
Aus
Coronation Ractar
All Bilion Dollars Fund
War Finance Ccorporation
Streeter
War Finance Corporation
Joan
Sinking of French Steamer Wolinia Killing 38 Survived
Details from London dated Aus 25 report the July 16 sinking off Pain coast by German U boat. 46 aboard. 8 survivors. Torpedo struck without warning, second torpedo hit while lifeboat was being lowered. Crew and a passenger, a 23 year old woman, died. Raft later rammed and sunk. officer killed while swimming back. Patrol boats rescued the eight survivors.
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London
Aus
Wolinia
Pain
Theubmarine
Aoung
Lyinia
Enemy Motorboat Sunk On Lake Garda By Italians
Rome reports Italian artillery sunk an enemy motorboat on Lake Garda near the Trentino front. Italian recon patrols captured prisoners in the Posina valley and Val di Assa, with activity in the Graun region and an enemy post destroyed. In Albania, Italian cavalry recon north of the lower Serbi river forced back detachments and took prisoners. A stray horse found in the city remains unclaimed at Keenan's livery stable on Fairfield avenue.
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Rome
Lake Garda
Trentino
BIYS
Italian War Office
Posina
Val di Assa
Grana
Albania
Serent
Keenan
Fairfield Avenue
Doctor's Motor Car Stolen from Milford Garage
Milford Aug 28 A large Franklin touring car owned by Dr J W Ives was stolen from the rear garage on Broad street between 2 and 10 tonight. Police notified and efforts made to recover the car, numbered C14547, with neighbors near the Post road noting no noise was heard.
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Milford
Connecticut
Franklin
J. W. Ives
Broad Street
Emerson Removed as All Package Receiver
Federal court in New York removed Herbert A. Emerson as a receiver of All Package Grocery stores for lack of sound judgment and discretion. The action alleges he withheld checks totaling 5400 from deposits, and maintained unsatisfactory relations with W. W. Johnstone from whom he bought 200000 worth of supplies and undeposited checks were received.
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New York
Herbert A. Emerson
All Package Grocery
Timerson
W. W. Johnstone
Bridgeport Man Sues Over Spotlight Collision
Arthur Borst of Bridgeport filed a $300 damages suit in New Haven Common Pleas alleging improper deflection of rays from a car spotlight caused a collision with August Lorenzo of New Haven on August 10. Lorenzo's Bristol street property was attached. The crash occurred on New Haven avenue near the Ainmetown school.
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Bridgeport
August Lorenzo
New Haven
Common Pleas Court
Arthur Borst
Lorenzo
Bristol Street
New Haven Avenue
Ailinetown
Prosperity in America After 1812 War and Growth
Washington notes prosperity rose between the 1812 and Mexican wars, driven by immigration, railroad expansion, tariff changes, and a strengthened banking system. The era saw coast-to-coast settlement, robust revenue, and heavy borrowing repaid before the Civil War.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
Pacific Coast
England
Tingland
War Department
Navy Department
Department
Congress
California
Stephens Regains California Primary Lead In Governor Race
San Francisco August 28 Governor W J Stephens regained the lead in the California Republican primary as late returns from 3608 of 6303 precincts showed Rolph ahead for governor. Stephens 105320 Rolph 162236. Democratic totals Rolph 42742 Weney 29114.
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Stephens
California
San Francisco
Cal
W. JD. Stephens
James Ralph
Rolph
Francia J .Weney
Trolleys Crash Near Savin Rock In Bridgeport Collision
A Bridgeport trolley sideswiped a Dixwell avenue car at Cox's station near Savin Rock on Tuesday night. Few passengers aboard the New Haven car prevented any serious loss of life. only running boards were damaged as the Bridgeport trolley, traveling at high speed, struck the other car.
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Bridgeport
Cox's Station
Savin Rock
New Haven
Dixwell Avenue
New Seven
Rabbi S. J. Abrams Installed as Park Avenue Temple Rabbi
Rabbi Samuel J. Abrams was welcomed as the Park Avenue temple rabbi before 400 guests in a ceremony featuring Rabbi Louis Mann and Alexander Allison. The event included an organ presentation, inaugural address, choir performances, and a vestry reception with operatic performances by Mrs. Seymore Kashman. Abrams announced plans to organize a Sunday school for children.
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Samuel J. Abrams
Park Avenue
Louis Mann
Congregation
Mishkan Israel
New Haven
Harry Goldstein
Loewith
Bello Herz Loewith
Elmer Beardsley
Temple
Mann
Alexander Alison
Samuel Abrams
Miianner
Beardsley
Rabbi Abrams
Abrams
Seymore Kashman
Hartford
Isaac Moss
Walamazoo
Park Avenue Temple
New York City
College of New York
Union Hebrew College of Cincinnati
Ohio
B'nai B'rith Lodge
Salvation Army Girls Wear Gas Masks at Front
Salvation Army Brigadier General Mrs Joseph Sheppard reported that Salvation Army workers near the French front must wear gas masks at the first alarm. Sheppard praised the volunteers for keeping up cheerfulness amid hard, incessant labor and noted bitter French German tensions with no knowledge of German atrocities.
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Salvation Army
New York
France
Joseph Sheppard
Boston
Europe
Salvationists
Sheppard
Automobile Ban Aims to Save 8 Million Gallons Weekly
Washington officials estimate that nearly eight million gallons of gasoline will be saved each Sunday by a non-use of motor vehicles on those days as urged by Administrator Garfield. About 4,000,000 motor vehicles exist in the Mississippi river region, with 200,000 trucks exempt from the ban. The savings are calculated on an average of two gallons per car for 3,500,000 cars affected, amid inquiries from car owners seeking details of the lay-up order.
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Washington
Truel
Garfield
Missisippi
Motor to Lebanon on September 8
A bus trip to Lebanon is announced for September 8 with activities at historic shrines. Participants from Willimantic or Norwich may reach the event by automobile. The plan notes is for a patriotic gathering with a prominent speaker and related ceremonies. A prior amendment does not apply to this trip.
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Connecticut
Lebanon
Gowl Naasie
Willimantic
Norwich
Marshall Morris Dies Here Chief Sewing cabinet maker and civic leader
Marshall Kint Morris 81 died yesterday at 08 Noble avenue. Born in Salem Oregon May 10 1857 he moved to Litchfield with his father who made clocks. He later partnered in sewing machine cabinets in Bridgeport and held civic roles at Bridgeport Hospital Connecticut National Bank Mechanics and Warmers Savings Bank and First Baptist Church He left a son Louis two daughters and a grandson. Funeral at 2 pm tomorrow from his home with Rev George W Nicholson presiding.
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Marshall Kint Morris
Noble Avenue
Salem
Gonn
Ageldon
Jelsy Morris
Litchfield
Nathaniel Wheeler
Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Machine Company
Gridgeport
Morris
Marshal Morris
Duguin
Bridgeport
Rudd Oyster Company
Tlospital
Bridgeport Dospital
Connecticut National Bank
Ele
Mechanics and Warmers Savings Bank
First Baptist Church
Hoys’ Club
Board of Education
Connecticut
Seaside Club
Black Flock Flucht Club
Brooklawn Country Club
Paul Winters Morris
Louis S. Morris
William J. Hincks
Sdhar W. Kassick
Dudley
Mountain Grove Cemelery
George A. Shephard and Sons In Bethel Increases Capital
Kaplan and Bessie Rubin filed a certificate showing George A. Shephard and Sons of Bethel raised its capital stock from $50,000 to $190,000.
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Kaplan
Bessie Rubin
George A. Shephard and Sons Company of
Bethel
Laurel Beach to Form Coast Guard Unit at Laurel Beach
Laurel Beach prepares to host a local Coast Guard unit formed from regional supporters led by William R. Hoyt. The group, originally linked to the State Guard, now operates as the Coast Guard with Bridgeport figures among its members. The eastern Housatonic river point is deemed strategic and potential German-linked activity noted nearby.
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Laurel Beach
Coast Guard
Bridgeport
Connecticut Company of Coast Guard
George F F. Crawford
Chamber of Commerce
Chadwick
American and British Co
Abr Vrisbie
Pie
Mcfarland
Bridgeport Crucible Con
Stephen PP. Cronan
Connecticut State Guard
Kenneth Brifister
U. A. Ardnance
L. W. Hathaway
A Ormanea
Track National Card Company of
New York
Kay Stillman
Housatonic River
Americans Hammering At Bazoches From East
American and French forces pound Bazoches region near Kismesr through the night. US troops secure a foothold on the eastern outskirts while German snipers and machine gunners hold northern Bazoches. Heavy artillery and air bombardment impede German reinforcements as combat continues into morning.
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Fismette
Hazoches
Kismesr
Bayouches
Bigoches
Pismette
Disqualified Men May Be Called Records Examined
Following orders of the surgeon general the Draft Board begins to complete cursel all drate pipers covering men disqualified from active service because of physical disability Every part of each case must be submitted to the chief medical officer for inspection Minute Women s team is utilized It is estimated by the draft board clerk that about 200 trans out of 5509 revised will be found by the careful check now in progress Preparation for the registration of men between 31 and 45 will require about 200 registrars in Division 1 It is believed that between 600 and 9000 registrants will appear at the call William Muirhead 124 West avenue yesterday was inducted for special service at Madison Barracks Sackett s Harbor N Y He is a draughtsman.
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Draft Board
Wiliam Muirhead
West Avenue
Madison Barracks
Sackett’s Harbor
Bailey Leads Race for Democratic Nomination in Michigan
Battle Creek contender John W. Bailey led Edward A. Frensdorf of Hudson in the Democratic gubernatorial primary results as returns from counties varied. Bailey held the backing of the state committee while early tallies showed shifting margins in a tightly watched contest amid a broad statewide vote with Republican results also reported. Meanwhile a separate accident in Bridgeport left 22 year old Joe Tufatz with head injuries from falling brick while working on a scaffold near a Glack Rock area apartment. He received emergency care and was moved to Bridgeport Hospital.
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Detrow
Mich
John W. Bailey
Battle Creek
Edward A. Frensdorf
Hudson
Democratic State Committee
Henry Ford
Glack Rock
Joe ‘Tufatz
H. H. Weis
J2mergency Hospital
Bridgeport Hospital
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