Bimba trial testimony disputed by state witnesses
The eight witnesses called by the state largely contradicted earlier days of testimony. They questioned Bimba's statements on religion and politics, with witnesses describing his remarks about God, priests, and communists as reminiscent of his speech notes. Proceedings edge toward possible appeals if blasphemy charges hold. The trial adjourns toward mid June with courtroom moves and related cases pending.
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Ken Minglish
Bimba
Nad
Lquor
Diar
Anthonina Kangizer
Méruiggy
Biba
Lithuania
Aealedy Bimon
Blmba
Russia
America
Switnesses
Pees
Christ
U ‘Stanley Smith
Gomenunist Party
Ormere
Pike
Red State Supreme Court
N@etense
Libxa
Flyouth County
Plymouth
Brockton
League Leaders Argue On Status Meeting Debated Finances
Bridgeport Civic League members discussed status and funding with state leaders Mary Bulkley and Mrs Fleck. Debate centered on whether Bridgeport could be relieved of state budget pledges and if local groups should align with the state organization to share financial burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liz
Fleck
Bridgeport
Mary Bulkley
Eleclion
Crosby
Sally
Free Eagles 10 Build New Home and Subdivision Plan
Continued from page one the Free Eagles lodge plans a new home with newly furnished interiors. Ownership currently lies with the lodge at a 107 foot frontage and 149 foot depth, with 60 feet of frontage allowed for the peers. The rest of the land will be sold as the project subdivides. George is to inaugurate steps to cover part of the expense, and a committee led by John Gonners and others will oversee the sale and subdivision.
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Lodge Penn
Ity
Goege
S. Mnpgnding
John I. Gonners
J. Tague
H. Brady
Tohn L
D. B. McGee
J. W. Kelly
Willara Crordon
Thomas Lovely
Robert Meehan
John Eckler
T. Digney
George PF. Jamison
Thomason
Reddy
J. J. Feavey
Joseph E. Keppel
BR. Canfield
M. CG. Fini
T. Owaye
D. H. Mona- Date
Commander says air tender not to blame in PN-9 rescue
Commander John Rodgers defended the aircraft tender Aroostook after PN-9 number 1 rescue from the sea during the California to Hawaii attempt. He noted the ship aided the fuel stop, planned the search, and that the crew produced the dispatch for the Associated Press amid a ceremony at the Navy Secretary’s office.
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Hawaii
Aroostook
Secretary of the Navy
Mr. Wilbur
Robinson
Everle
Naval Operations
John Rodgers
Rodgers
Trial Opens Over Local Hall Organizing Dispute
A heated local debate centers on inviting neighbors to use a community hall. Proponents seek open access while opponents fear unruly elements. The speaker argues for inclusion under standards of peaceful conduct, citing New Testament examples to defend ministerial service in shared spaces.
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Christ
Mary
Ce Wnelean
Daily Record of Ambulance Calls
Daily record lists ambulance dispatches including private transfers to Bridgeport hospital for numerous residents such as Magdalena Stabu Florence Nickererd and Lawrence Ryu, with details of addresses and destinations. It notes observ ation at Bridgeport hospital and several alcohol related or self harm cases, ending with a wandering woman taken to Hillside home.
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City
Michael Rush
Stratford
Lille
Magdalena Stabu
Aud Slemon Street
Vincent
Eo Incent's Hospital
Cobb
North
Nashington
Bridgeport Hospital
KL Kruoney
Bell Streets
Dyin Fey
Mary Sitoska
Bunnell Arted
Bridgeperkosp
Bridgeperkosp Tat 4:00 P Om. For Mr. Leona Chagnon
Union Avenue
Ibridgeport Hospital
Lonny Williams
Hiltaide
Jane Dor
Jackson Street
Hillside
President Signs Tax Reduction Bill Amid War Tax Repeals
President Coolidge signed a new tax reduction bill amid warnings on federal spending. The measure lowers income tax rates, increases exemptions, and repeals many excise levies. Officials say the plan saves about 887 million in taxes and aims to widen relief to personal taxpayers while urging Congress to curb army and navy appropriations.
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Owl
Coolidge
Becreaty Mellor
Lord
Green
House
Ways and Mean
Smoot
Senate
Hawke Committee
Gerner
Texas
Simmons
North Carolina
Congress
Gress
White House
Army
Ik Wag
Oudik
RIO CO
Wmich aAutomatic
Mah Joni
Braers
Gaihering
Tiel
He-Eyster
Cears
Org
Corporation Tates
Ant
Washitnoston
Coolidge Seey
Alhough
Treasury
Navy
Conny Talmadge to Wed Captain Mackintosh in Quiet Wedding
An announcement states Conny Talmadge, aged thirty six with no occupation, will marry Captain Mackintosh of the British flying corps in a very quiet ceremony. The couple have been seen together in Hollywood and are guests at the St Cyr home, with plans for possible civil or religious rites uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flying Corps
Mackintosh
Scotland
Senate Rejects Judicial Issue in Contempt Move
The Senate divided on a report adoption with 7 Republicans and 26 Democrats for, 36 Democrats and Republicans against, totaling 83. Pairs and general pairings were announced. a resolution by Senator Robinson would let the President hire special counsel to pursue contempt against the Aluminum Company of America over a Justice inquiry.
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Montana
Senate
Borah
Brookhart
Cougeng
Razist
Llowell
la Pollette
Nye
Ashurst
Tyard
Brat- Broussard
Edwards
Tlareds
Agetlin
Mckeltas
Mayilehl
Nealy
Overman
Luttman
Ransdell
Heed
Missouri
Tobinson
Arkansas
Sheppard
Smith
Stepheney
Swanson
Tysos
Walsh
Wheeler
Repphucain
Bingham
Butler
Cavemon
Cappsy
Cummns
Surtis
Dale
Hinsl
Fess
Gott
Cooding
Jines
Washingwa
Miceye Lenrant
Means
Metcalf
Moses
Nobeck
Deneen
Caraway
Duport
Harrison
Jones
New Mexico
Johnson
Greene
Gerny
McKinley
Schall
Stalhens
Tierrald
Underwood
Galelett
Republicar
Glass
McLodin
Republicars
Copeland
McTrepublican
McMaster
Kendrick
Shipstead
Lormer Tabor
Washington
Aluminum Company of America
Meilon
Robinson
Arkanste
Judiciary
Formini
Department of Justice
Howard L. Doheny
Harry J. Sinclair
Houdini sparks uproar over spiritualists at inquiry
In a packed Senate committee room Houdini faced sharp questions on spiritualism and a rift in his marriage. Spokespeople accused him of stealing a charter from a reckless source while he defended his past statements and discussed marital troubles amid protests and applause from attendees. His wife remained silent as the scene closed in Palm Beach discussions.
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Senate Committee
Thie
Fakair
Houdini
Imsdium
Spiritualets
DIA
Massachusetts
Madame Goetz
Pennsylvania
Palm Beach
Fla
Ludwig Salm Hoossirueten
Washington
Rogers
Carroll Appears For Hearing In Theatres Case
The report notes Carroll appearing for a hearing concerning restriction on showing pictures in their theatres. Following the hearing the American Picture Advertisers endorsed the theatre owners position. The piece criticizes party and stage organization tactics and hints at broader reforms in the theater industry.
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Tess
Stalion Picture
Thea~tre
Jeritza Performs On One Foot After Ankle Injury
Metropolitan soprano Maria Jeritza sprained her ankle yet continued performances with husband Ision Von Popper assisting by carrying her on and off stage. She pressed through a Brooklyn Academy of Music audience disappointment, singing on one foot between curtain breaks after a Worcester, Massachusetts concert the prior Tuesday night.
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New York
Mme Maria Jeritza
Soprang
Ision von Popper
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Worgester
Maiss
Negro hangs for attack on young girl at Georgetown
In Georgetown Delaware on February 26 AP reports 21 year old Wm Butler was executed by hanging for felonious assault on 12 year old Eleanor Stenmetz. A crowd of about 5000 watched as his body dangled at 10 40 amid old Sussex county customs. Eleanor remains in hospital with a fractured skull and internal injuries. Peter Stenmetz, father of the victim, witnessed the execution noting the grim scene.
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Georgetown
Del
Butler
Jin Cup Alley
Sussex County
Rail Yard
Tin Cup Alley
Peter Stenmetz
Eleanor
State inventor supplied weapon used in Omaha killings
Hartford Feb 26 AP Frank Carter an Omaha killer used a 22 caliber revolver with a silencer supplied by Eugene G Reisinger a Hartford inventor now serving a New York prison sentence for selling silencers to the Tessler gang Carter sent the weapon to Reisinger in Ottumwa Iowa under the name Frank Johnson after the silencer was attached it was mailed back Carter had carried the weapon for about two years having bought it in Chicago
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Hartford
Frank Carter
Omaha
Neb
Couneil Blut
Iowa
Hugene
G. Reisinger
New York
Welfare Island
Tessler
Carter
Reisinger
Ottumwa
Lowe
Frank Johnson
Chicago
Manton Divorce Case Ended After Reconciliation
The Manton divorce case concluded with both parties praising Justice Wasserogel for the settlement. After the jury was dismissed, Mr and Mrs Manton and their two attorneys celebrated with a dinner at the Hotel Biltmore, marking a reunion following a lengthy trial and reconciliation efforts.
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Cuelst
Manton
Justice Wasserogel
Camps at Browning homestead gifted to Worcester Scouts
Paxton Massachusetts February 26 The Browning homestead once a show place is to be a summer camp for Boy Scouts. Nine Worcester civic clubs bought the estate for 17000 with Avoda Civitan Exchange Harmony Kiwanis Lions Rectnroc ity Rotary and Quota joining in presenting it to the Worcester council of the Boy Scouts of America. The district serves Worcester city and 15 nearby towns. The council enrolls 1000 boys and last summer housed 600 at its camp in Chariton. The Paxton property will open for an eight week season around July 1 with plans for reforestation a game preserve boats boat houses camp sites and a bathing beach.
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Paxton
Mass
Browning
Worcester
Worcester Council
Boy Scouts of America
Avoda
Civitan
Exchange
Harmony
Kiwanis
Lions
Rectnrocity
Rotary
Quota
Chariton
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Carroll
Jeritza
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Strand
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