Chinese General Seng Yu Halang Hero of Dual Heritage
Rev Stephen P Chernitsky reports General Seng Yu Halang known as Chrnatian General of the Chinese army is a Hungarian born in Russa who served as a major in the U S forces during the Philippine war. He studied in Gram mar and high schools, then the Naval Academy in Tsin Upon graduating he joined the U S army, later married a Chinese woman in China. A photo in Hungarian papers in Kassa aided his recognition by his brother Dr Sengya.
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Seng Yu Halang
United States
Stephen FP. Chernitsky
St. Stephen's Church
John Nengya
Sengya
Chernitsky
Russa
Hungary
Naval Academy
Tsin
United States Army
China
Kassa
Chernitzky
Heduso Rubber Opens City Plant in Bridgeport
New Heduso Rubber Products plant begins operations in Bridgeport occupying Jacoby block on Main street opposite the State Armory. Seventy five sewing machines installed, full capacity in six weeks. about 100 workers to be hired as operations expand. Plant makes nibickers rubber aprons and other rubber cloth goods.
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Bridgeport
Heduso Rubber Products
J. Pager
Jacoby Block
State Armory
Main Street
Ywlant
Seegal
Brooklyn
Gist Street
Woman Seeks Police Aid After Husband's Suspected Suicide
Mrs. Ignatz Washal of 39 Lawlor Street rushed to police headquarters at 13:20 asking for help, fearing trouble at home. Serjeant Flynn found her husband, 39, dead in bed with a poison draught glass nearby. Survived by wife and four children.
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Britain
Ignatz Washal
Lawlor Street
Lieut. Bamforth
Serjeant
Flynn
Washal
This Cooking Test Proves Cleanliness
A cooking test shows Comet Rice sinks no debris when boiled with eight cups of water for twenty minutes. The test asserts dirt rises to the top if present, claiming the rice is winnowed by fans and machine packed with no human handling. A booklet with recipes is offered from Comet Rice, 57 Laight Street, New York City.
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Laight Street
Dept
New York City
Seven Kansas banks closed by state action
In a statewide move the Kansas Banking Department shut seven banks in the Montee-Muller group in Southeastern Kansas. Names tied to the action include W. Montes of Pittsburg and state Senator for Mex, with offices listed in Pittsburg and Cherokee, among other towns.
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Kansas
Top A
Kans
Montee-Muller Gro
State Banking Department
Ty Toon ¢ Milles
Pittsburg
Ena W. Montes
Pt. Sentt
forMex
Fittsburg
St. Scott
Wherokee
Arma. Opolis
Mut
Derry
Britain Sends Note to Moscow Over Propaganda Campaign
London February 24 AP Britain warns Soviet Union over propagandists and renunciations against the British Empire. M Rosengels delivers the note. Britain threatens to cut diplomatic ties if Russia does not halt activities. Officials doubt immediate results but deem the warning proper. Ramsay MacDonald comments on whether this measures lead to grievances or full break.
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London
Britain
Moscow
M. Rosengels
Frit
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Russia
Foreign Office
Tamsay Macdonald
Kafka Eclectic Fails to Appear in Court
Demurrers against a Stamford complaint involving Dr. Bernard I. Kurtka were appealed in the Criminal Court of Common Pleas after Kafka failed to appear in Stamford city court. Bond forfeiture was briefly opened upon Judge Dillon's request, with hearings on demurrers postponed to a later date. Kafka was arrested December 17 by State Police Sergeant Frank Virelli amid charges of unlawful practice.
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Bernard I. Kurtka
Eclectic
Stamford
Frederick W. Hasford
Criminal Court of Common Pleas
Joan B. Dillon
Itis
Katka
Dillon
Argum
Kafka
State Folice
Frank Virelli
Anon Information Offerei County Health
James A. Marr
German Statesman Undergoes Operation
Berlin February 24 AP reports Paul Loehe president of the Reichstag underwent an operation for appendicitis. The procedure at Berlin's hospital showed adhesions from a prior attack with acute inflammation and a perforation risk. Surgeon Dr Mortis Borchardt led the operation as Dr Julius Mosey attended.
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Berlin
Paul Loehe
Reichstag
Julius Mosey
Mortis Borchardt
Ty Conservius
Joy Rules New Orleans as Mardi Gras Starts
Joy dominates opening Mardi Gras in New Orleans as first parade sets tone for season. Revelers and floats headline the event with city officials noting festive turnout and ongoing preparations across the French Quarter.
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Joy
New Orleans
Milford State Surveys On Post Road Cutoff Continue
Milford, Feb. reports indicate ongoing surveys for a new Post Road cutoff. Officials say congestion prompts study but no route is chosen and no appropriation has been requested, possibly delaying construction for years. local civic events and obituaries fill the rest of this community page.
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Milford
General Assembly
Willam Beach
New Havon
Methodist Church
Joseph Towkual
Bridgeport
Milford Hila
Milford Friends
Washington
Prurank Coby
East Broad
Steward Webb
Betty Laura Webb
West Palm Beach
Florida
Acson
Wiliam C Stone
Spring Street
Milford Hospital
John P. Smith
Denver
Misa Mabel Collins
Darina Place
Milford Wheel Club
Devon Improvement Association
Reading
Church of Christ
Bnt
Caries Y
Northrup
New Haven
Skipper
Wrench
Charles Atkins
Christian Eadeaver Society
Maunder
F A. H. Clark
Charles Kulliman
Yale University
Indian River
George van Horn
Line We. Co
T. Hall
Stowe
Antietam
Bodies Found In Net Likely S-51 Crew Members
Two decomposed bodies dragged from the Atlantic by Avondale fishermen near Block Island are believed to be crew members from the submarine S-51 which sank after a collision with the steamer City of Rome on September 25, 1985. The men, Howard Burdick and Harold Lanphear, released the bodies after recognition proved impossible. they described the wreckage as badly decomposed and did not identify them.
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Providence
City of
Burdick
Lanphear
No Date Set for Trial of Mitchell
NORWALK Web 24 Norwalk authorities have not set a date for the arraignment of former Tax Collector Robert C G Mitchell. He was arrested yesterday on charges of embezzling 37774.43 of city tax funds and is in Norwalk city court. Mitchell served as city treasurer for 14 years before losing re election last fall. His defenders claim shortages were caused by careless bookkeeping and personal integrity questions.
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Harold F. Clack
Albert M. Clark
Orange
New Haven Hoaphul
Lucsday
Collins
Orange Congregational Church
Miles
Orange Cemetery
George Augustus Allen
George A. Allen
Buckingham Avenue
Polfene
James M. Maher
St Mary's Cemetery
Julius Prinses
Milford
Rail Road
Housatonsc
Hilside
Rbebigeport
Milford Hospital
George I. Smith
Broad Street
Norwalk
Speelads No Daly
Robert CG Mitchell
Mitchel
Wberry
Limedia
Mitchell
Eoleetuy
Fis
Mitchalls
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