Korper resigns as Connecticut federal relief director
Hartford Dec 10 At the selling of the Connecticut State Council of Defense yesterday afternoon the request of Leo Korper to be relieved of his duties as Connecticut director of the Federal Employment Agency was considered. The council unan imously opined that Mr Karper should remain in charge of the work while serving as an assistant. Al Karper has given his entire time to the employment agency, neglecting his private business. Since the United States entered the war the American Red Cross has spent over 36000 in relief work in France.
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Hartford
Connecticut
One of Defense
Leo Korper
Concticut
Federal Ployment
Karper
al. Karper
United States
American Red Cross
France
M Exchange
Jews Enroll Deep in Zionist Drive Reaches New High
The Zionist movement in the city pressed toward 2300 members as enrollment continued despite a surge yesterday. Headquarters reported a long list of new members including Morris Goldman and Hay Goldin leading committees, with numerous names added overnight. The drive aims to expand the Jewish community's participation, and organizers noted strong progress and widespread support across many local families.
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Team 320
Lond
Morris Goldman
Hay Goldin
Mayer Kanter
Tassie Weiner
Stearl Minster
Anna Futtert
Adolph Zitamer
Abraham Sinrod
Max Siegal
Maxwell Wilson
Pauline Benigson
Sara Durciusky
Jennie Altman
Emanuel Freiberger
Morris, Burnstein
Comen Benjamin
M. Bornestein
Rebecca Zimmer
M. Katzman
EL Sterling
Harry Jacobs
Julius Sterman
A. Ginsberg
Samuel Stachel
Louis Shitel
B. C G. Yeraise
I. Waskowitz
I Horwitz
Samuel Goldman
Saniel Goldman
Julius Merk
Sarah Wrankel
Secor
Marc Lobel
Mathilde Lobel
Lewis L. Levy
Helen Beck
Shapiro
Annie Harris
Abraham Kaplan
Morris Spatz
Paul Shulman
David Keane
E. Berkowitz
Maurice Solaway
Samuel Margolis
Morris Kershner
Sara Boone
Mannie Bronstone
Morris Elkind
William Ruben
M. MM. Hitter
Samuel Sxramer
Mr Ramer
A. Merson
Harry Silver
Minnie House
L. Schneider
Esther Schneider
Herman Schine
Joseph Franson
Geo. L. Cohan
Samuel Lewis
Miclkelson
Tda Frieda
Harry “Rubin
Ig Shmon
Mark. Soaniel Sechimadmar
Tolbers
Goledsmi Rappaport
Ald Pressman
Abs Reirman
Edward Sehine
Samiel
Tats
Trances
Dats
Jack Steinberg
Lebedin
Henry Cohen
Mrs. Cohen
Miss Sutherland Denies Claims on Medieval History
Miss Esther Sutherland replies to Miss Larmour’s attack before the Board of Education, denying she voiced personal views on the Middle Ages. She says she never stated one could buy a way to Heaven and that the lectures covered both the defects and contributions of medieval civilization. Larmour, assistant secretary of the Catholic Charities Bureau, says she attended three lectures.
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Esther Sutherland
Misa Ietoria A. Larmour
Board of Education
Miss Larmour
Catholic Charities
Buyeu
Fairfield Avenue
Sutherland
Seven New Gases Reported to Firemen
Seven new cases of the Spanish invivenza were reported to the firemen at about 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon that there was no fire and no necessity for them to do anything.
Fire scare at Noble Avenue furnace alarmed neighbors
Smoke from burning wood in a furnace at 710 Noble Avenue at about 2 PM yesterday prompted neighbors to call. Chemical 2 responded to the scene where responders found the situation on arrival.
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Noble Avenue
Youth Is Sent to Reformatory for Attack on Girl
A youth from Stikm was sent to the reformatory for attacking Elizabeth Black while escorting her home from a boating party. The act occurred at Cove pond as two girls rowed and consent was refused. Judge Cisse cited the youth's prior good record and minority status in imposing the sentence. The case also involved a separate fine of $5,000 against Slamford for a related incident.
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Jlivd
Beth Black
Uredlukt Faward Kling
Stikm
Cisse
Cummings
Cove Pond
Amfornl
Elizabeth Black
Mins
Tre
Slamford Naties
Trial of Army Man for Murder To Start Dec 19
Antonio Sansone, Bridgeport resident and U S Army member, faces murder charges in Criminal Superior Court. Trial set for December 19 before Judge Case with Public Defender Robert G. DeForest and Attorney George Mara leading defense. The case stems from a spring shooting on Fulton Street that left Donato Lalo dead while Julie was nearby and not involved. Peter Petli, alleged participant, was wounded. Calzone, another figure, implicated. All three, now in uniform, are under scrutiny.
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Antonio Sansone
Bridgeport
United States Army
Texas
Criminal Superior Court
Robert G. DeForest
George &. Mara
Sunsone
Donato Lalo
Fualton Street
Julie
Peter Petli
Sonsone
Metti
United States
France
Bin
Wits
Calzone
Mayor at Trial Of Bridge Suit to Aid City's Trial
Mayor Wilson watched in Superior Court as Bridge city pursues a suit from Jeane Tompkins over Gran Street Bridge construction. Witness Leonard O. Hampkings testified for the city while Tompkins contends piles, concrete, and driving depths were not up to specs. Trial expected to continue as testimony nears completion.
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Wilson
Superior Court
City of Bridge
Tompkins
Dines
Gran Street
Leonard O
Pompkins Corporation
Tarmpkins
Tweinees Hopking
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Silfield
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Minneapolis, Minnesota
Reformatory
Sansone
Somme
Henna
Russia
Dawson
Main, Corner Elm Street
Unis
Femor
Aly
Corn Products Refining CO
New York
Ahern & Cahoon
State St
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