Divorce Action Seeks Alimony and Asset Attachment
Earth Selble Fin sues Dr. Phillip W. Bu over cruel treatment from 1918 onward and a second count with an unknown woman. She seeks alimony and an attachment of up to 250000 on the doctor’s reported 750000 estate, with only 115.29 seized from a safe deposit. The writ names several banks to disclose funds. Clergy comment ends the report with a note on hell.
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Funeral Services Held for Rudolph Klein in Greenwich
Funeral services for Rudolph Klein, longtime figure in New York City millinery trade, were held privately in Christ Church in Greenwich today. Klein, who resided on West Fulham Avenue, is survived by his wife.
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Supreme Court Upholds Waterbury Park Property Seizure
The United States Supreme Court dismissed the Marken appeal for lack of jurisdiction and upheld Waterbury's condemnation of Macken property in Waterville for a park. The Court ruled the Waterbury Board of Park Commissioners legal and affirmed lower court decisions. Macken must accept the $12.50 award set by the Superior Court.
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Congress Opens Session Adjourning for Respect
Congress reconvenes with a brief two and a half month schedule and adjourns to honor the late Albert B. Cummins and Bert M. Fernald. Oath takers include Gould Stewart Walsh Hawes Robinson. notice given of several illnesses and absences. House streams through numerous proposed acts while Senate records a short session awaiting tomorrow’s measures.
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Two Boys Hurt When Auto Skids on Gregory's Hill
Milford Der special report: Two seven year old boys John Harrison of Governor's avenue and Hubert Tecker of High street were injured when Charles A. Johnson of Unionville lost control on Gregory's hill. The car skidded into them near an embankment while another vehicle had a wheel damage. Both boys were taken to Milford hospital with concussion and leg injuries, but doctors say neither is seriously hurt.
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Christmas fund checks to be distributed by local banks
Nearly 10,000 residents in Stamford will receive Christmas club checks totaling 410,671.50 dollars. Banks plan to distribute the funds tomorrow with most money aimed at holiday purchases and some deposits returned to banks.
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Democrats Score Spoils System Talk Stamford
Dec 6 news notes the Democratic party, set to govern Stamford Jan 1, denies forced retirements of fire chief Victor H. Yelt and cites Republican haste in police changes. It mentions Captain Walter P. Williams may retire and George H. McCarthy and Lester Hay could be elevated to captain and detective sergeant respectively.
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John A. Walsh
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George H. McCarthy
Lester Hay
Dramas of Frontier Figure in Will Suit
In Boston probate court the case involves Mrs. Carlotta Cockburn of San Gabriel Cal seeking a share of the late Lotta Crabtree estate worth nearly 4 million dollars. The suit covers alleged paternity, adoption, and dependent relationship as grounds for inheritance.
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Beer Blasts Alarm Stamford Police Over Seized Liquor
In Stamford on December 6 Special report describes beer stored at the police station after a raid on Lower Atlantic Street. Officers feared further blasts and sought permission to destroy the liquor. Prosecutor Max Spotke approved. the staff watched the destruction at the city dump. Police calm as they resume duty.
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Atlantic Street
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Retreat for Children of Mary Opened at St Augustine's
A retreat opens at St Augustine's church Wednesday and runs through Sunday for the children of Mary Sodality and the women of the parish. All sodality members are urged to attend with daily Masses at 6:30, 7, and 6 o'clock and 7:30 sermon. The sodality plans Holy Communion in a body at the 8 o'clock Mass and members should assemble in the center aisle to assist in singing at benediction.
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Sodality
Higher Pay Urges for U Boat Crews
Washington December 6 secretary Wilbur urged the Naval committee to raise the maximum additional pay for submarine enlisted men from 18 to 30 dollars. Navy regulations with enactment would permit greater detent ion between ratings and differentiate between dockalde and crewing duty in relation to bonuses.
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Naval Committee
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Navy
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Haditien
What His Wife Found Out A Tragic Love Triangle
Ellie's dream of escape ends in tragedy after a rich attorney proposes a Paris and Naples holiday. A secretary named Ellie falls for Holden, who loves his doll-like wife. When a crash comes, the powerful lesson unfolds.
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Genevieve
Holden
My Dangerous Paradise Prompts Yet Tragic Choice
A True Story Magazine tale chronicles Jane’s nightclubbing lure and a perilous choice. The unnamed narrator’s warning underscores how luxury tempts virtue, ending with a fatal step and a disguise of names in the January issue.
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