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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1921
Page
16
The Olivet Church League dinner at Oliver Church hall on December 6 at 4:80 PM will feature Major Atwater as speaker after the meal. The mayor will outline new administration policies and the fiscal year outlook while detailing steps for economical city operations. Compesation Commissioner D Edward T Buck leads league arrangements.
Metobera Af the Uriducenner Ad wanelie announce the Art League program featuring Hindu philosopher Dhan Sopel Mukerji. The speaker, known for his studies of Hindu philosophy and poetry of the East, will discuss writers and philosophical differences, drawing on his mastery of English and broad scholarly reach.
Property redevelopment notice describes removing Clam Shell Row, relocation of structures, and safety and zoning considerations. Details reference site pattern, adjacent Stratford area, and town planning board actions guiding new buildings and restrictions.
A new Public Relations Board formed by SNET workers aims to improve publicity among Southern Telephone Company employees and management. The board, comprising ten members, will coordinate communications and community relations efforts across the Bridgeport area and nearby offices.
The High Court upholds the jail term for the cafe keeper. The appeal contends the punishment was excessive, but the court notes the conviction and sanctions were properly applied under the relevant laws.
A single entry described near misses involving vessels near Bridgeport and ferries. Reports note no serious damage from the mishaps while crews responded and navigational concerns persisted. The article mentions the R-34 and nearby ships, with references to Harbors, a bridge alignment, and lingering memories of past maritime events.
The R-94 submarine, commanded by Commander W. L. Mhulting, ran aground near the focal harbor after an electrical test. It was freed by Robert A. McAllistar and resumed power, reaching the Lak company dock. No other damage occurred to the B-24 beyond scraping the hull underside. The cause is not known, attributed to possible high fire conditions.
A cluttered notice lists meetings tonight for various fraternal orders and groups at locations including 140 Middle Street Bridgeport 904 State Street and 596 Pen Brook Street. It mentions lodges, the G A R hall on Main Street and other organization gatherings with invitations to members and details on refreshments and testing of a Nathevine Page sobte stockholder meeting.
The mayor announces plans to present his first message next Monday night. Quiet day, no callers, while he works on the address. He names Alderman Alfred Yetes as his choice for president of the Board.
Ice storm damages multiple telephone lines in Winsted area with estimated losses near $60,000. Restoration crews from New Haven Morristown Waterbury Bridgeport and other cities work to repair lines between Torrington and Winsted. About 21 stations were still out, with seven lines down in the Norfolk area and trees near the churchyard shattered by the ice.
A board of control voted 3 to 1 to approve an annual salary of 8600 for the treasurer of the American Relief fund administration, with payment to begin April 1. Governor Lake, the attorney general, and other officials supported the salary as part of the veterans relief operations.
Fragmented OCR note discusses dual citizenship and wartime allegiance, mentioning Hawaii, Japanese Americans, and possible government positions. It references entities like Italy and Conan Gene, suggesting a historical debate on loyalty and citizenship during a crisis. The text is garbled but centers on citizenship status and national allegiance.
A fragmented report notes Dr Liam BW Drew promoting an unusual idea to aid employment. The scheme involves a so called Marrying Parson to conduct marriages and assist colored women seeking steady work. Public reaction focuses on accessibility to regular office hours for processing payments amid his daily business rush.
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