Prohibition Chief Says Crisis Has Been Reached
Washington reports quote Prohibition Commissioner Saynes as saying enforcement is at a critical period. He seeks 9 million dollars for next year to fund federal enforcement, noting 3,800 workers and pending cases exceed 44 thousand in federal courts. He cites cooperation from states and heavier penalties as key trends.
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Washington
Saynes
House
Big
Merwaynes
Haynes
Imhe
Vie Preson
Istonr
Asid
Treasury
Mittee
Gallivan
Democrat
Massachusetts
Nubli
Seity
Bureau
Art. Haynes
Masachusetts
Gaynes
Self Instituted Court Lapses Into Laughter and Fraud Allegations
Judge Jennings presided as self styled court members laughed while Sheri Olmstead was jailed. Mrs. Short, in love with the respondent, faced a stern penalty as she and Haines allegedly forged an annulment to wed, living as husband and wife. The piece notes pantomime origins of the term.
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Qace
Jennings
Sheri Olmstead
Carnival Opens Repaved Broad Street With Parade
A Broad Street opening parade marks the repaving effort with marching units led by grand marshal Thed ield and Chief of Staff Charles J. Sreene. Numerous divisions including automobile and business groups, decorated wheeled floats, and charity contingents join the procession along Golden Hill toward Harrison Street.
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Broad Street
Oppel
Broad Street Boasiness Mens
Salvation Army
Forestars of America Guntis
Chevaux
Exchange Club of Bridgeport Organized for Civic Service
The Exchange Club of Bridgeport completed its permanent organization at a luncheon at the Algonquin club. Delegations from Exchange clubs in Hartford New York and Trenton attended, with officers and charter members named. The group backs proposed Connecticut legislation to classify and license insurance agents and brokers with compulsory examinations to raise standards.
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Exchange Club
Iheparé
Algonquin Club
Uen
Bridgeport
Imiac
Lointhe Etary
Kiwants
Lion'selubs
Union For Service
Stratfield Hotel
Hartford
New York
Springfield
Trenton
Edmund &. Wolfe
Seward
Pries
Chamber of Commerce
Walter M. Bangs
W.M. Bayliss
James F Frisbee
Kiwanis Club
Blizer
Lion's Club
Louis Pawlett
Rotary Club
Dwight F. Cameron
Little Church
Fred AL Snyder
New York Exchange Club
H. B. Lambert
William A Parker
Maurice Perry
Georges A. Sherwood
L. Roche Walter
William E. Andrews
Bress.surer
Mieder
Jey A. Grinwold
Dr. Dowie Beebe
C. W. Beardsley
Frank D. Butler
Frank
WN. Benham, Jr
Willam W. Church
Paul Hine
Lew
Nent
Connecticut Association of Insurance Agents
Donald North
Connecticut Association
Insuraries
Thomas’ W. Donaldson
Pennsylvania
Burtoo Mansfald
Connecticut
North
Agents Association
Lur
Tha
John J. Fisher
Governor-Elect Names Staff for Coming Term
Governor elect C. A. Templeton announced appointments for the next term’s staff. Key posts include Adjutant General George M. Cole, Quartermaster General Morrin B. Payne, Surgeon General Col. John Trumbull, Inspector General Col. William E. Allen, and Judge Advocate General Col. Arthur Fitts, with aides and junior officers named. two senior assistant posts remain to be filled. A boxing note cites Jock Malone and Augie Rawlor cleared to fight after suspensions.
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Walgabury
Wee
Manneweiler
Naurpivel
Alark £. Sperry, Sr
Waterbis
Seneral
Echer
Son disputes will leaving $410000 in Stonington
New York Dou. Surrogate Court directs probate officials to show cause why Chandler N. Wayland’s will should not be set aside as his son Joan Wayland contests the document. A Dec. 15 hearing is set.
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New York
Cohalun
Chandler
N. Wayland
Oether
Riverdale Sanitarium
Wayland
Joan Jute
Wasland
Tie
Waylland
Stonington
Oth Nin
Connecticut
Erretian Iy Stoninaten
Federal funds increase proposal issued this morning
A prewar proposal outlines boosting federal funds by about 12 million dollars with a Korean backed reviving fund. It envisions banks subsidizing rediscounting of farm paper at rates from six to ten percent, allocating the proceeds among various domestic needs.
Mellon Set to Settle Bill Due December Fifteenth
The treasury outlined a December program converting long term notes to short term at lower interest. Treasury plans include about 300 million in two and a half year notes at 2 percent and combined certificates running three months at 2 1/2 percent and one year at 4 percent, totaling roughly 400 million. Proceeds and reserves will redeem Victory issue portions and fund December 25 maturities, with 625.9 million in war savings certificates due January 1 and 100 million in interest on public debt.
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Washington
Dec. B
Treasury
Dag
Tan
Mel- Yon
Ima
Teeat
Certt
Treasury Savings
Big shipment of alcohol released in city case
Continued from Page One the detainer involved denatured alcohol seized by police. Frank Miller and Albert Polon of New York described as merchant mariners were arrested late Tuesday night with Edgarton. They failed to post 1000 bonds and were ordered confined pending further action.
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Unitedlluminating Company
Frank Miller
Albert Polon
New York
Edgarton
Liquors in Distilleries And Warehouses Disappear
Washington reports $8,086 taxable gallons of liquors in distilleries and bonded warehouses on June 20, with total government losses estimated at 3,433,204 gallons compared to 1941. Whiskey and gin volumes are listed, noting about 100,000 barrels stored in 190 warehouses, mainly in Kentucky, and experts warn evaporation reduces the stock as whiskey aging and wood interaction continue to shape the product.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Internal Revenue
Aml
J. M. Doran
Burstrial Alcohe
Divin
Bie Cominies
Kentucky
Exparts
Nine Enlist for Service in Navy
The Navy Recruiting Station sent nine men to Newport and Hampton Roads for service. Re-enlistees John Z uscin and Tohn J. Haines, machinist's mate first class, were among those departing. First timers Alvin M. George, Joseph iKelmongo, T Sugiles, Joseph Fisher, and C Rixon joined, with several sent to Newport and others to Hampton Roads. The station can accept later entries for machinists mate and related trades.
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John
Uscin
High Street
Joseph iKelmongo
Prosper
Bridgeport
T. Sugiles
Bridgewater
Tenn
Joseph Fisher
C. Rixon
Hamilton
Ohio
George
Stilolds
Hampton Roads
Virgin
Newport
Navy
Sucand Ciiags Ralings
Nn Tor
Bhicksmitha
Meetings Tonight in Bridgeport Lodges and Clubs
A list of Bridgeport meetings shows brigers or lodges at 360 State Street and 87 Madison Avenue, plus clubs including bicycle, zither, and fraternal groups. Locations span State Street, Main Street, and surrounding avenues with numerous orders such as Masons, Foresters, and Templars scheduling gatherings this evening.
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Berkshire Colley
Order of Foresters
Stare Street
Bridgepoot Lodge
Main Street
Temple Lodge
Masonic
Thamilson
Jerusale
Stratford Avenue
Muensterberge Lade
Stratfeld
Lrend Street
Broag
Cannon
Hallett Stro Loggia Stein, Sons
Washington Avenues
Su Joseph's
T. B. and L. Association
Barnum Avenue
Escaped Prisoner Sought After Break From State Jail
Pred Kouhoupp, 22 years old, escaped yesterday from a Wethersfield prison where he was serving 11 months for a statutory offense. He was described as a trusty inmate who walked off during grounds liberty. Authorities spread fake tips to aid the search. no current whereabouts known as of morning.
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Kouhoupp
Tn Bridgeport
Wethersfield
Baal
Clear and Cold Weather Forecast for Bridgeport
Bridgeport is expected to experience clear and cold conditions today. A cold wind yesterday lowered temperatures at times, with a late-evening rise of around ten degrees from the day's low near sunset, as reported by Weather Observer William Sieallo.
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Bridgeport
Bridgeport Oy
William Sieallo
Cite
Ship Bill Hotsnags in Senate Progress Stalls
A Senate committee today debated a construction fund section for a shipping bill, proposing a loan program of up to 5 million dollars at four and a quarter percent interest. Little progress was made as lawmakers warned when the bill might reach the Senate, while the President urged a steady, properly funded policy to avoid annual contingency fights.
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Progress Stow
Senate
Wil
Dundee Matches in Brooklyn for 12 Round Championship Bout
New York fans recognize b-dainng as featherweight champion and holder of the 130 pound belt will face Gene Delmont Memphy in a 12 round bout in Brooklyn on December 14.
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New York
Gene Delmont
Brooklyn
Bootleg Liquor Boom Brings Bad Money Trouble
Washington reports bootleg liquor trafficking fueling a surge in counterfeit currency, much of it by amateurs. Secret Service chief W. H. Moran testified that eastern cities see increased counterfeit notes used to buy whiskey, including $20 and $40 fake Federal Reserve notes and higher quality bills. Canadian border counterfeiters also trigger cross border fraud, with sailors and crews receiving spoofed money. Moran warned of expanding counterfeiting last year, surpassing prior two years and enabling illicit liquor shipments despite law, harming innocent parties.
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Washington
Dec
Associated, Press
Bootler
Acc
W. H. Moran
Secret Service
Anpropriazion
Nubili
Moran
Slohe But Theset Same Counterfeits Art Heme Put In Circulation At Portsshroaa
Musterole Ointment Promises Plaster-Free Relief
An old time ad describes Musterole a clean white ointment made with oil of mustard. It claims rapid relief for throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headache congestion pleurisy rheumatism back pains sprains and bruises. Available in jars and tubes with a price of 35¢ to 56¢.
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Sant
Hoepstal
Has He Found a Cure for Asthma
In New England reports claim remarkable results from a treatment called Oxidaze, a tablet that dissolves to relieve bronchial and lung constriction. Local druggists offer this pill with refunds, advertising as a safe, inexpensive remedy for asthma and bronchitis.
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New England
Gome
Hinde Pharmacy
Joseph D. Hartigan
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W. M. Redfield
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James Cooley
H. Herthal, Jr
Thomas B. Taylor
Exchange Club OF
Hotel Stratfield
Jock Malone
St. Paul
Augie Ralwor
Boxing Comission
Detroit
Mich
Uiel Tou-Taind Bau
Mellon
Internal Revenue Bureau
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Ab Porvstora Hall
Dundee
Pati Ib
Essex
Daz
Europe
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Erwin M. Jennings.Co., Inc
Harrison St
Crown St
Ney Fhaiven
Bridgeport, Conn
Willow
Cony
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