Price of Turkey Drops as Demand for Goose Grows
Market observers report turkeys selling cheaper in retail markets yesterday with prices drifting from 45 to 65 cents per pound. Wholesale values fall 6 to 7 cents from Thanksgiving levels while demand shifts toward geese. Florida oranges, California navels, and Christmas tree supplies are noted, with ample rainfall and open weather influencing fruit and tree availability.
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Taple
Board of Agriculture
Raport
aMallers
Notable births listed across several families in December
A decorated notice records births for multiple households. Marcolland Mae iocriss on Dec 15, Elien Aubin Tru N daughter on Dec 14, Aland Hisle Crouse Bridgeport hospital daughter Dec 14, Besslé Johnson 184 Street daughter Dec 12, Pauline Danielle Meurice 221 Wer Street daughter Dec 13, George and Meg Coleman 3 Myrtle Avenue daughter Dec 10, Joseph Marchessault Fountain Grove Street son Dec 60, Hubert Campbell 290 Jopyer Street daughter Dec 14, Edward Delahunt 149 Amfilne Street daughter Dec 14.
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Iocriss
Elien
Aubin
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Hisle' Crouse
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Gepital
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Pauline Danielle
Wer Street
George
Meg Coleman
Meyrtle Avenue
Joseph
Aurore Marchessault
Tfountain Grove
Hubert
Evelyn Campbell
Jopyer Street
Sidward
Julia Delahunt
Amfilne Street
Composition Offer Confirmed by Referee
Confirmation by Magers Join and Keogh of the composition offer to creditors of 15 percent by Max Leitker. A dry goods merchant, held up, was noted in the Endicott Johnson company filing. It was revealed that Lethe had rupted to FeWS 650, and the composition offer of 89 percent was accepted.
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Keogh
Sreditars
Max Leitker
Thial
Daugherty Probe and Keller Retired End Noted
Washington December 14 The Daugherty probe and Keller retirement are linked as the House committee weighs future steps. Republican Representative Woodruff from Michigan will determine next moves after reviewing Department of Justice documents.
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Daugherty
Keller
Washington
Associated Press
House
Kelles
Minnesota
Woodruff
Richigan
Department of Justice
Survivor testifies in Herrin mine massacre trial
Robert Officer, a MineKeeper and University of Pennsylvania graduate, testifies about the June 22 riot at Herrin mine. He recalls the assault on the workers, the killing of three striking miners, and identifies five defendants charged with murder in the mass shooting that left 20 non union miners dead.
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Marion
Bee
Casco
Robert Officer
Fficer
University of Pennsylvania
Man Seeks Slayer Then Ends Own Life in Porto Rico
New York December 19 detectives closed in on a man who had shot Laura Toro, a 47 year old Porto Rican goldsmith from Puerto Rico. Confronted by investigators he fired at them and then killed himself instantly.
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York
Laura
Toro
Urbano Miranda
Porto Tico
Lake Deplores Politics in Welfare Work Speech
Governor Verett J. Lake urged state care for mentally deficient children during a Rotary Club talk. He condemned the taint of politics in welfare issues and defended independent policy in child welfare programs.
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Lake
Verett J. Lake
Rotary Club
Safety Lecture Course 10 Begins January 18
A Bridgeport safety education program starts January 18 with lectures by prominent men as the first course. The program aims to reduce industrial accidents and is part of local safety council efforts. Enrollment set at 500 with potential increases as Bridgeport industries show support.
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Bridgeport
Gio X
Gilshor
Bridgeport & Industria
Cattle rustler given four year term in Ossining
A Putnam county rustler, Dee Joln Vlorek, was convicted of cattle rustling and sentenced to four years. She became the first such offender from Putnam to be sent to Sing Sing in decades. The case involved cross state theft into Connecticut, with authorities tracing patches and a missing animal to recover the cattle.
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Ossining
N.Y
Dee
Vlorek
Putnam County
Connecticut
Sing Sing
Paterson
Henry Stephens
Butler Nomination Delayed by Senate Session
In Washington the nomination of Butler to a high court post is stalled as the Senate holds an executive session. The process appears to hinge on mediation over the associate justice appointment and related actions.
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Butler
Senate
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Paul Otterby
Mill directors vote to increase stock at Wampanoag Mills
Pall River Massachusetts December special session ends with directors voting to raise capital stock from 750000 to 1900000, a 43 1 3 percent stock dividend to be submitted to stockholders for action.
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Mass
Iqce
Wampanoag
Fairfield Woman Victim of Snatch Purses
Fairfield resident Amy Gerthaners reported a purse snatching at a Main Street department store yesterday. She left a bag with an ivory clock children’s books and other Christmas gifts on a counter and found it gone upon turning back at the counter.
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Amy Gerthaners
Qtawa Road
Fairfield
Los Angeles Radio 18 Heard Across Atlantic in Test
Hartford dispatch reports the American Radio Relay League notes station HA in Los Angeles California was heard yesterday by French radio amateurs during the three annual trans Atlantic tests. The crossing marks a milestone for amateur radio and demonstrates cross continental reception.
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Pfor
American Radio Relay League
Continent
Atlante
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Los Angeles
California
France
Requiem Mass for Polish President Held at St Josephs
Abmagney high mass for the president of Poland Gapri towiex will be celebrated by Francs Mixiascewekh Thursday at 7:30 PM in St Josephs Polish National Church California Street Hex. Milluszey Lowill spoke on enduring memory and tribute.
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Abmagney
Poland
Gapritowiex
Francs Mixiascewekh
St. Joseph's
Daugherty dry ruling attacked in brief
Washington dispatch reports on the decision of Judge Leargod Fland upholding Daugherty in a case noted by two unnamed suspects. The brief cites political and legal contention surrounding the ruling and its reception among observers.
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Daugherty
Washington
Leargod Fland
Minister challenges ex Premier to duel in Mu spotted confusion
A garbled report from Mursse ls details a challenge issued by a minister to the former premier. The text is unclear, but references a duel and statements by Premier Paul Uy and Prantek. Additional readable fragments mention a tense exchange and a day of discussion.
Monstein Swears Becker Admitted Plotting Murder
The defendant testified that Becker had planned to kill his wife and bury her in a lime pit, stating he hired two men for $300 to carry out the murder. The trial transcript placed Becker at the center of the alleged conspiracy with inconsistent details emerging during questioning.
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Becker
Optril
Eer
Ahonetels
Rauiee
Nin Tinal
Extra jurymen called for murder trial here
A panel of eight extra jurymen has been summoned by the sheriff for the murder trial of Frank and Gus Belafant, charged with killing their brother-in-law in an estate dispute. The case stems from a family property feud and is expected to proceed today. Connecticut. New Haven. December 13. Samiel Ladingky, a real estate operator, declared assets totaling 4,006,500 with liabilities of 508,284. Robert J. Tromsey, a grower, filed for bankruptcy with debts 13,288 and assets 8,647.
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Pease
Che Rer
Tria
Dey
Frank
Gus Belafant
Tiwir
New Haven
Samiel Ladingky
Robert J. Tromsey
Poli
Service restored on New Haven and Boston and Albany
The New Haven Hartford and Boston and Albany lines were restored after repairs and service disruption last night. From Hyde Park to Beacon Street bridge sections were tested. no fatalities reported though over 200 passengers were involved and Josephine Hadieck of North Bergen, N J, was severely hurt.
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Josephine 5
Hadieck
North Bergen
N J
Serjounts
Burik Not Responsible For Petrograd Deposits
Justice John Ford of the Supreme Court upheld the National City Bank defense that it was not responsible for funds deposited at its Petrograd branch. The ruling said the bank did not part with funds or permit improper withdrawals as alleged.
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Petrograd
New York
John Ford
Supreme Court Today
National City Bank
Tor
Wwed
Wetroprad
Sevier
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