Munsey Dies End of an Era for Publishing Empire
Frank A. Munsey, a self made publisher who rose from a Maine farm boy to head a vast media empire, died at Lenox Hill Hospital at seventy one after a fight with peritonitis. He owned two newspapers, several magazines, vast holdings, and left a large estate with no clear will. Funeral set for Thursday at St John the Divine, with tributes from President Coolidge and leaders nationwide.
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Lederer Seeks 10 Be Successor 10 Seat In Senate
Adolph Lederer former Bridgeport representative to the General Assembly aims to become state senator from the twenty third district succeeding Howard Challenge now tax collector. Though selection is about a year away Lederer has begun contacting Republican leaders, laying early groundwork while active in Ninth district politics. Administration officials have not yet approved the candidacy.
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Club Giv es Gifts to Post s Santa
Advertising club held its annual Christmas gathering at Sleatfield yesterday with Hoyt Catlin, returning president, presented a traveling bag by associates. Other members received modest gifts as the group planned to arrange distribution of gifts to city children through the Santa Claus editor of the Budget Post.
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Moody Re elected as Board President and Secretary
Truward Moody, Republican, re elected president of the Board of Selectmen, with George Smith as secretary. Democratic member Ape Grovel received a budget similar to last year, about $1. Budget details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Decker Suffered Illness. Pastor Hopes For Recovery
The pastor of a Fast Baptist church underwent a major operation at Bridgeport Hospital two weeks ago. He was moved to his home yesterday after limited activity in hospital. His wife said he could sit up briefly each day and hoped he would be able to move about the house soon.
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