District leaders deny Hines deposed Bryant claims
First district Republican club officers Edoward L. Dunphy and T F McNamara stated last night that efforts to blame Fire Department Clerk John J. Hines for Bryant’s ouster are unfounded. They said Hines is not an officer and not actively involved in factional politics. The club asserts the leadership change stemmed from district Republicans seeking change.
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Howard F. Bryant
First District
John J. Hines
Republican Club
Bryant
Hines
Fire Department
Edoward L. Dunphy
T. F. McNamara
House Committee
Olth
Justas
Bay State to Drop Olde Blue Laws
Boston February 14 AP three actions this week focus on Massachusetts Blue Laws. Brockton blasphemy trial of Anthony Bimba delayed. mourning death for denying God cited. A 1697 death penalty later reduced to one year. Legislature favors a commission to study obsolete laws. Lord's Day Alliance opposes Sunday professional sports legalization. Bimba asserts arrest linked to Lithuanian foes resenting his critique of their clerical government. About 3,000 Lithuanians live in Brockton area.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Brockton
Anthony Bimba
Brooklyn
Munial
Lord’s Day Alliance
Bimba
Lithuania
Noa Brockton
Woman Fractures Wrist After Fairfield Street Fall
Mrs. Josephine Wegzenick, 45, fractured her right wrist when she fell Saturday afternoon on Main Street crossing Fairfield Avenue. She was helped into Steinert Plane company store and Emergency ambulance carried her to St. Vincent's hospital.
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Josephine Wegzenick
Paiifi
Main Street
Fairfield Avenue
Steinert Plane Company
St. Vincent's Hospital
California Fig Syrup Ad Urges Parents to Buy Genuine Syrup
A vintage advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup for babies and children, claiming it tastes pleasant and reliably opens the bowels. The copy warns mothers to ask for genuine California Fig Syrup to avoid imitation products and notes the bottle bears the branding.
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California
Radio Programs Across New York And Surrounding Areas
Comprehensive listing of radio programming across New York stations. Includes orchestra performances, concerts, lectures, weather and market reports, religious services, language lessons, and celebrity soloists with station identifiers and time slots.
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WEAV
New York
Frugina Resner
Rours
Tela
Teichard
Wyse
al Ay M
Columbia University
Hexagard
Montrose J Moses
Walaert
Astoria
Colmubin University
LO Pal
Lolita Caton
Tintany Lady
Tealth
Tutk
Don Pym
Capep String Ensemble
AL Benito
Gibson
I. M
WTAM
Cleveland
Wylta'a
Solenden
Lightning Arrester Construction Tips for Home Aerials
An article discusses grounding aerials and using improvised lightning arresters. It explains the main purpose is to drain static charges to ground and protect receivers from high tension arcs. It also offers a cheap DIY method using two brass strips bridging aerial and ground posts, with simple spacing by a folded paper shim.
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Perlils
Western Union pays $1500 grants to Bridgeport staff
Western Union Telegraph company distributes 2 726 000 to 38 626 employees on Monday as six month bonuses under the income plan. The Bridgeport office shares in nearly 1500 for 25 workers with varying percentages by tenure, while messenger boys receive about 49. The year totals reach 3 330 000, the largest since 1920.
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Bridgeport
Western Union Telegraph Company
New York
El'gble
Aranday
Meetings At Many Halls In Stratford Area Tonight
Social and fraternal gatherings listed across Stratford and nearby streets including Red Men hall East Main Stratford Lodge rooms Broad Street Main Street and Cannon Street. Attendees from Okenuck T O R M Sons of St George I G O F and other groups expected with various lodge activities and events.
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Okenuck Tribe
Red Men's Hall
Stratford
Borroweo Glee Club
St. Charles' Hall
East Main Street
Bridgenert Lodge
Q. M
Binte Street
Loyalty Lodge
State Street
Fioneer Lodge
Sons of St. George
Stratford Avenue
Samuel H. Morris
Broad Street
Sigma Tata Phi Society
St. Paul's Church
Episcopal
Uness Council
Main Street
Court Norden
Pequonnock
Rose Croix
A. A
Masonic Temple
East End Camp
W. OG
Union
Stratford Avenues
Corsis
Mainstreet
Electrical
Naomi Lodge
S. of B
Cannon Street
Patriotic Order of America
Obeh Grotto
Broad and Gannon Stree
Chinese New Year Celebrations in Bridgeport Beyond Tradition
Bridgeport Chinese celebrate the New Year from Friday to Sunday with gifts and debt reminders posted in laundries and establishments. Debtors are urged to settle accounts as part of business ethics. Modern trends curtail firecrackers and street parades while local restaurants display American and Chinese flags and offer special menus including birds nests and Dragon's Eye dessert.
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Kung Hee Fat Choy
Bridgeport
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Pridgeport
Vetous Enterprises
Bern
China
Shoemakers Here Form Union After 15 Years Effort
Bridgeport cobblers formed the citys first shoemakers trade organization yesterday at Columbus hall to push raising repair prices to living costs. About 40 workers attended as Antonio Di Franco was named president and other officers were chosen. The group plans a member drive among 425 local tradesmen and a Sunday meeting to present two wage-rate scales for approval.
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Bridgeport
Columbus Hall
Walter Street
Antonio di Franco
Wanis Granin
Vincent Spano
Stephen Bolatta
Felix D'Amco
Wiliam J. Robinson
Needs High Chair But Receives Two
Superintendent Horbert As Leckie of the Board of Recreation recalls his six month old son needs a high chair. He orders one but two arrive. His wife says the second is a present and he wonders if there is any significance to receiving two.
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Horbert
Uniform cobbler rates debate stirs workers meeting
Cobbler unions debate flat rate versus scale for repairs, citing rubber heel prices. A move to uniform charges faces internal divisions as existing city rates vary, with planned Sunday meeting described as a cordial, invitation event to strengthen solidarity among workers.
Supreme Court weighs mandamus in church instruction case
Albany action by Free Thinkers society asks Dr. Graves to halt dismissals that force pupils to attend religious classes during school hours for one hour weekly. Joseph Lewis of Mount Vernon leads the suit citing church state concerns. Dr. Gilbert defends school control. Heys argues against religious instruction in public schools. Mahon cites a law on school attendance.
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Albany
N. Y
Supreme Court
Bille J. Braley
Neng
Joseph Lewis
Mount Vernon
Lewis
Graves
Frank P. Gilbert
Education Department
Joan C. Mahon
Gilbert
Senato
Hays
Tennessee
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Lansing
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