Governor Retains Staff in Trumbull Administration
Governor John E. Trumbull re appointed Edward L. Kelly as executive secretary and renewed the governor s entire staff. The roster includes Brigadier General George M. Cote, Major General Morris H. Payne, Brigadier General James A. Haggerty, and others with numerous aides de camp and naval aides. Frank D. Rood remains executive clerk and Mrs Carol M. Clary continues as stenographer.
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Edward L. Kelly
John E. Trumbull
Trumbull
Reginald B. DeLacour
Stratford
Kelly
Hiram Bingham
Frumbull
George M. Cote
Hartford
Morris H. Payne
New London
James A. Haggerty
New Haven
Charles W. Comfort, Jr
A. Allen
Rockville
Lewis L. Field
Talbot
Freeman Oer
Frederick Bulkeley
T Dver Hubbard
Middletown
Nelson W. Pickering
Ansonia
Frank D. Rood
Carol M. Clary
West Hartford
English Officials Worry About Christie Search Costs
London officials compute the Christie search bill running into thousands of pounds as hundreds of workers planes and caterpillar trucks scoured North of England after Agatha Christie vanished December 3. Colonel Archibald Christie says his wife cannot explain the disappearance, with Surrey County facing the costs despite public mystery and media doubt.
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London
Agatha Clarissa Christie
Harrogate
Surrey County
Frederick Miler
New York
Manchester
Archibald Christie
Harrogue
Christie
Evening Standard
Chiletie
Admiration of Beauty Is Not Offense of Man, Judge Says
New York Supreme Court Justice John Ford denied a separation decree for Elelen Tate man after ruling that admiring a pretty person is not abnormal. Tate man testified her husband flirted with a pretty girl on a Montreal honeymoon train ride. Ford noted smiling at someone attractive is not wrong.
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New York
Dee
fAbl
Elelen Tateman
Supreme Court
John Ford
Adit Jain
Tatelman
Liary Tatelman
Montreal
Chee
Ford
Goodyear Tire Suit May Reopen in Akron
In Akron a judge ruled that Laura Weiss and related Goodyear Tire cases were not settled in Common Pleas court. The clerical error claim overturned a journal entry, allowing the suits to be revived or a new action filed. Stockholders linked to a voting trust may press further actions in state court.
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Akron
Der
Laura LT Weiss
Renfield
Common Stock Voting Trust
State Supreme Court
Columbus
Bay staters killed by gas across Massachusetts
AP report details coal gas and illuminating gas incidents killing ten people in three days. Couples in Cambridge and Springfield died from gas asphyxiation while others perished in New Bedford Everett Lowell Lawrence Fall River and more. One man also died from a gunshot while others mixed coal gas with alcohol.
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Boston
Dee
Robert Betus
Cambridge
Bessie Greenbitz
Springfield
Patrick C Flynn
New Bedford
Georgianna Snow
Everett
Mass
William Flannery
Lowell
Henry P. Woodruff
Lawrence
Fall River
Henry Ducharme
Judge Tierney Wed to Daughter of New York Importer
Greenwich, Dec. 15. Judge Willam I. Tierney of Greenwich married Miss Hannah Margaret Walsh of New York City. The ceremony was at the Church of the Dominican Fathers in New York. A wedding breakfast followed at the Ritz-Carlton Crystal Room. Mr and Mrs Tierney will reside in Greenwich. The groom is a Fordham and New York Law School graduate and a Greenwich bar association member with offices in Greenwich and New York. He was formerly a judge of the Greenwich Barouch Court. He belongs to several clubs and fraternal orders in New York and Greenwich.
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Greenwich
Hannah Margaret Walsh
Hth
Arrert
New York City
Robert B Walsh
New York
Willam I. Tierney
Church of the Dominican Fathers
Mias Taliian A. Walsh
Willam G Thrnry Jr
Crystal Room
Titz-Carlton
Tierney
Fierney Owas
Fordham
New York Law Schoo
Connecticut Bar Association
Crenwich Barouch
New York Athletic Club
The
Press Club
National Democratic Club of
Milbrook
Death of boxer Berglund ruled accidental in Minnesota bout
Minneapo lis December 15 The coroner ruled the death of world heavyweight boxer Harry Berglund of St Paul accidental Berglund 21 died from a cerebral hemorrhage after his head struck the ring floor when opponent Carl Augustine knocked him down with a left hook, 15 seconds before the end of the fight Augustine was released after overnight custody Berglund’s death marks a rare professional ring fatality in Minnesota with previous amateur or unauthorized incidents.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Harry Berglund
St. Paul
Berglund
Carl Augustine
Berg
Augustine
Minnesota
Pair of live lobsters draw crowd at Brighton aquarium
The Brighton aquarium showcases a two colored lobster curiosity. One lobster captured off the Sussex coast last year is mutilated with a missing claw. A larger second lobster, measured at two feet three inches with an 18 inch antenna, appears mostly black with pink and brown gradings.
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Brighton, Ling, Aequarium
Sussex
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