Speed blamed for bus accident death on turnpike
A passenger bus crash on the Wilte turnpike near New Haven Deroy claims one life and injures ten others. Coroner and authorities report reckless driving by the carrier’s operator as the fatal factor, with the bus lurching through a stalled vehicle and hitting a second truck.
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Nonspecific Nerve Pain Disorder Mentioned in Ad Text
An old medical ad fragment discusses sciatic neuritis and nerve pain around the hip, noting severe shooting pains, worsened by walking, with mentions of remedies and a formula marketed as a treatment. The garbled OCR text lists various proposed cures and names but is incoherent in places.
Intoxication Without Liquor Warns of Toxemia Risk
A fragment notes toxemia called Tozemia from bowel waste toxins harming organs. Headaches fatigue and dizziness may warn. Betanes remedy Partola purifies the system and clears digestive organs by removing poisons, with a claim of convenient use in drugstores.
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Betanes
Bus Crash Findings Describe Fatal Wreck Near Hartford
The coroner ruled a passenger died when a New York bound motor bus struck a southington truck after a misdocumented route caused the bus to run late. The report cites poor lookout and reckless speed by the bus operator, with 22 passengers aboard and the bus damaged beyond repair.
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Batlou Atul Nagle
Southington
Charles Sechnefer
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Schaefer
Grace Hospitil
New Haven
Cunniffee
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Bexton
New York
Hartford
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New York City
Legion Declares Rising Civic Duty Across Hartford
National Commander Savage urged American Legion members in Hartford to embrace universal community service. He emphasized a 100 percent effort across Connecticut, highlighting pools, parks, playgrounds, and other civic projects that will engage every member in service to their towns and churches.
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Shirt Ironers Strike in Troy NY Readies Work Action
About 409 shirt ironers employed by Luett Peabody and Co in Troy NY walk out today protesting a proposed 20 percent wage cut. Workers formed the Amalgamated Association of Dollar Workers and named a committee to press owners for a settlement. A broader strike could affect more than 5 thousand workers if no accord is reached.
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Troy N.Y
Luett, Peabody & Co
Howland Revue Draws 1900 in Audience at Mosque
About 1900 Howland workers attended the Black and White revue held at the Mosque, organized by the Howland Choral Society. The program featured music by Karl ran ne Lowland Song and a chorus of 80, with many performers listed among the society's members.
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Karl
Kirk Whiteman Prudent
Iyaibelip Muir
Secretus Alasmite Daria
Vires Prusident
George W. Barker
Bensurer
Chow
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Core’ Bev
Alice Kohl
Z. Burr
Miai Bowden
Anne Rabcowsky
Mas. M. Rowrbeau
Ruth John
Grace Dininamp
Littan Heaton
M. Canton
Mararet Metareiy
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B. Stefimeta
Winifred Dtuit Ralpt
Rhea Gayne
Margarte
Annette Dreste
Lucy Parker
Kia Prentice
Stuart
Christine Asforth
Mildred Renz
Olive Mruz
G. Coughlin
Mr. McBride
Miss Kh. Schmitt
Ween Cleary
Kene Steal
Mex M Nolan
Dorothy Volet
Veronica Harriet
O'Neil
Ella Thome
Letty Mord
Cate Waldman
Minnie Waterbury
May Darmlee
Anna Porat
Katherine Liskom
Hazel Knapp
Mtre
Lillian Smith
May Sweeney
Marion Corrigan
Mos. I. Mesers
Mary Rich
Mr. Russell
Mix Wo Boynton
Esther Yiaram
William Wolfe
Robert iPiride
Mr. Humphrey
Elinor Hil
Carl Dell
Alberta Christiansen
Cora Carlehansen
Anns Lyons
Mebel Vort
M. Brien
Warren Cowles
K. Whiteman
Hannah Hedberg
Lillian Milapka
Mildred Mosher
J. Kregling
Evelyn Kaskie
Mary Snyder
Irene Simpson
J. Annis
Ams Morins
MK. Wilaman
Jessup
Radio Church Founding in Portland Becomes Permanent Parish
Rev Howard O Hough launched America s first radio parish eight months ago at WCSH as an experiment. A 26 member board with R Hight Rines as chairman now governs the parish which has matured into a stable organized church paying its own way. The pastor outlined a clear structure and declared the parish has internal tasks and authority.
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Portland
Bebo
America
Howard O. Hough
WCSH
Hough
R. Hight Rines
Rdio
Willgeport Men’s Association Dinner Draws 60 Attendees
Mitty members of the Willgeport Men’s Association attended the regular winter meeting at Perim Lodge Milford. A chicken dinner was served at 40 oclock and a musical program followed. The School Men, aiming to liven after-dinner talks, performed without long speeches. The group holds three annual meetings in spring fall and winter. Committee chairs included J. Jo McFarland Th. Trotter W. Case and W cites.
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Willgeport [ Chop] Men's Association
Regukty
Perim Lodge
Milford
Eclock
Rubber Allen Weld Arrested for Auto Theft in City
Rubber Allen Weld known as Rubber Allen, a craftsman by Farnette, arrested by Motorcycle Officer Thomas Donnelly on a charge of theft. He allegedly stole an automobile valued at $40 from Ralph Talbott of 1794 North Avenue, after living at various city addresses including Hilldale.
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Robert Allen
Farnette
Zoning Board Sets Hearings On Four Planned Changes
The Zoning Board ordered four hearings on proposed changes to the zoning ordinance. Changes include clarifying where gas stations may be allowed in business zones, permitting car storage in some residential areas with resident consent, limiting lots to one family per 100 feet of depth in residential zones, and adjusting boundary depth for business zones on Fairfield Avenue based on lot depths.
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Former Stage Star Struck by Sudden Illness in New York
Mrs. William Seymour formerly May Davenport, a stage name known for two decades, collapsed at a dress rehearsal and is confined to her hotel apartment half paralyzed and semi conadona. Doctors attribute the attack to exertion. recovery expected. Her husband, a veteran stage manager who survived a similar attack seven years ago, remains active at seventy two.
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May Davenport
Seymour
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