Building program for Point Beach totals $132000
Milford reports a large building program totaling 132000 dollars at Point Beach with extensive development on York Drive Blane Road Curlidge and Ruchwida Street. Prototypes include new garages and cottages with work already underway as inspectors warn of permit delays and costs.
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Charles
Doherty
Milford
Geos
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Point Beach Drive
York Drive
Curlidge
Ruchwida Street
Bay View
Irene Warren
High Street
Wat Tant Prinipal
Milford High School
Vis
Bridgeport
Warren
Miss Winien
Aeling
Frederick Gorham
Marguerite
New Haven
Miss Warren
Ilness Ross
River Street
Ry Tin
Merman
Faulkner
Johnson Street
Falkner
Tle Holiey When the Street Cir Came To A Sudden Stop the Truck Driver Was Wiabl
Geore Wo Creen
Isnermi
Staside Avenue
Arctic Engine Company No 1
Hi Has Bee
Milford 1 High School
Sear
Algo
Lidia River
Frida
Red Mens
Pioid Sereer
Millard
Behiie Eart
Soile
Cops
le Health Association
Tiesting
DAF Memorial
Wife Hates His Sax, Husband Seeks Divorce
New Haven February 23. Lester F Beardsley of the city asks a divorce on the grounds that his wife left him because she did not like his saxophone playing. The Associated Press reports a divorce action stemming from music taste and marital strain.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Lester F Beardsley
Court bans searches of private homes for liquor evidence
New Orleans February 23 Federal prosecutors cannot rely on search warrants to raid private residences for liquor evidence unless a business is on site or there is evidence of sale. Judge Lewis H Burns dismissed confiscation actions against Giuseppe Gangemi’s Auburn Street home after agents claimed a still was found. The ruling narrows Prohibition era searches based on odor or “small evidence” alone and curbs warrants of private dwellings not tied to an operating business.
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New Orleans
Associated Frese
Lewis H .Turns
Louisiana
Jude Burns
District Attorneys Office
Giuseppe Gangemi
Ivard
Principle on searches in homes under Fourth Amendment
A court cites the Fourth Amendment to support limiting liquor searches in homes. It notes a prohibition agent must show someone bought liquor there, otherwise no search. The decision ties to Eastern Louisiana case law and argues against warrantless home searches.
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Hugh J Sue
Louisiant
Connecticut
Fouth
Massachusetts Electricity Rates Hit by Lawmaker Probe
Boston February 28 Representative Henry L Shattuck urged the Legislative Rules committee to order the Public Utilities Commission to investigate rates charged by gas and electric companies statewide. He cited Springfield United Electric Light and Holyoke electric plant rates as examples, noting charges 1.12 to 4.12 cents higher per kilowatt hour than voluntary levels.
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Boston
Associated Press
Henry L Shattuck
Legislative Jet Rules Committee
Massachusetts
Susie Public Utilities Commission
United Electric Light Company
Springfield
Unigipa
Holyoke
Mother fined for drunken driving in Greenwich Borough court
Mary A Clifford, wife of William Clifford, 51 Social Avenue Port Chester, mother of four, was fined 100 and costs and given a suspended 10 day jail term for operating a motor vehicle while under the influence. Judge Mind noted her motherhood. The arrest followed a collision with a light truck owned by Fair Chester Co. in Port Chester.
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Tre Cout
Mre
Clifford
George Caldwell
North Water Street
East
Por Chester NY
Fair Chester C Company
Port Chester
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Hamber Plains
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Arctic Engine Company No
Ind Manufacturing Company
Alarma
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Hien
Quarte
Hes
Dohnson & Sons
Bay State
Brie
Mexico
Riverside Park
Shelton
Associated | Press
George Grant McCurdy
Peabody Museum
Yale University
Howsatoni
McCurdy
Guilen
Ralph Endicott
Washington, D.C
J. Johnson & Sons
COR
Main and
Wall Streets
Conn
Stetson
Johnson
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