Four Firemen Promoted in City Fire Department
Frank J. Lapinski failed fitness, John F Topelski chosen. seven appointments shared among districts. Appointed include Joseph Hachmen, Thomas Keating, Augustus Gottschalk, Charles Hamann, William Toomey, Francia Cullen, and John Topolski. Liptak and Burns also noted for promotions and transfers. Vacancies in engineer ranks and a lieutenant for the prevention bureau to fill retirement gap. new assignments by Chief Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Lapinski
John Francis Topelski
Iet
Joseph Hachmen
Pare Street
Nth
Thomas J. Keating
Wiliams Street
Augustus A. Gottschalk
Pequannock
Aieutenant
Joseph Burns
Chemical Company
No. 1 Engine Company
Adolph Zacchia
Fire Department
No. 7
Engine Company
No. 12 Engine Company
Truck Company 3
Engine Company 10
Frank Reh
Uireman
No. 6 Engine Company
No 3 Chemical Company
Ealst
No 10 Engine Company
No. & Engine Company
Prevention Bureau
George Bennett
Daniel E. Johnson
Middle Street
John W Bray
Henry W. McCatchron
Bray
Johnson
Wales' Brother Falls From Horse in Dangerous Season
Edward, surpassing Henry in hunting zeal, suffers more tumbles among the brothers. The season brings several accidents and two fatalities, yet the Prince of Wales continues riding unshielded. He vows to resist coddling, determinately pursuing activity despite concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Henry
Prince of Wales
Pinehurst 10 XN New York Train Wreck Blocks Traffic
Locomotive overturned in a wreck near Pinehurst. Other cars remained on the tracks, blocking all four passenger lanes. Passengers escaped from tilted Pullmans and were later moved to New York on a special train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Recall Proposals Reported by Reed's Supporters
Local discussants reveal opposition to Reed's discharge as Morehouse maintains anti Reed stance. A recall drive is organized with Stuart Sebring and Charles Rice named leaders to arrange a March meeting and fund the MAS gathering at Knights of Columbus hall with a large turnout anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morehouse
Reed
Tee
Anli
Charles Rice
Stuart Sebrine
Ormer
Everett Sniften
Joseph Kopnicky
Holfare
Euine
Sorerio
Messees Sebring
Rice Snitfen Wellman Terple
Joseph DuBois
Joseph Moller Funes
MAS
Tax Board Splits On Cafeteria Vote
The Board of Apportionment debated cafeteria funding in Bridgeport with Mrs. Winifred Hart directing the program. Mayor Behrens urged an annual $60,000 appropriation tied to cafeteria receipts under Board of Education control and a later four to three vote reversed prior actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Hart
Hart
Carroll Reed
Wynkoop
Reed
Leverty
Ino & Position
Board of Apportionment
Leverty and Lyhne
Behrens
Cafiterias
Board of Education
Miller
Burnham
Tig
B.é.d of Education
Agaises Jt
Mra. Hart
Wheeler
Warner
Havens
Elmer H. Havens
Josephine Emmons
Board of Apportioners
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Genlemen
Woman Reports Robbery At Alex Street Home
Mrs. Rose Iannucci reported to police that her residence at 180 Alex Street was broken into within the past week. Three watches and a stick pin were stolen from the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Iannucci
Alex Street
Judge Lindsey Decries Companionate Marriage In Debate
In a New Haven Community forum debate Judge Lindsey denounces companionate marriage and birth control as undermining traditional family life. He argues birth control should be legalized to aid poorer mothers and claims companionate marriage risks early unions, divorce, and a decline in moral standards while noting the need for education on motherhood and sex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Shaw
Stogan West
Denver
George Bernard Shaw
Lindsey
Holland
Bisha Contro
Davis
United States
Lfe
Debate on marriage and celibacy in Judge Lindsey dialog
A fragment discusses views on marriage and celibacy attributed to Judge Lindsey. It contrasts lifelong commitment with casual relationships and questions societal norms about marriage as a sexual contract. The excerpt mentions a Yale Divinity School professor and quotes concerns about men seeking sex without marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsey
Lindey
Davis
Yale Divinity School
Bishop Talbot Dies at Tuckahoe
The long serving bishop, born October 9, 1848 in Fayet te Missouri, built parishes and missions across Wyoming and Idaho and founded St James Military Academy. Consecrated May 27, 1887 in St Louis, he guided the church through western expansion and later led the Diocese of Central Pennsylvania.
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St. James Military Academy
Chicago
Episcopal Church
Christchurch
St. Louis
Talbot
Woming
Idaho
St. Matthew's Cathedral
Laramie
Wyoming
Boise City
Ida
Wallace
Ide
West
Telbot
Central Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Hethishem Dicese
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
Westminster Abbey
General Board of Religious Education
Ukewlee
Commission On Christian Unity
Plains
Tim
Fayete
Howard County
Missouri River
Bilahop Talbot
John A
Alice Daly Talbot
Dartmouth College
General Theological Seminary of
New York
University of Missouri
Ford plane plunge linked to tiny plug failure
Investigators ruled the crash resulted from a plugged fuel tank causing vacuum loss as the plane, a Ford Flivver, sank near Titusville. The pilot Brooks had started using the only partially full tank while other tanks remained full, and a delayed switch contributed as the motor faltered. Witnesses reported motor trouble before the dive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Brooks
Melbourne
Brooks Sitter
Trtueville
Iss
Detroit
Miamil
Miami
Ford
Welfare board sale of land for General Electric plant
The Welfare board sold a land parcel near Boston Avenue and Bond Street deemed unsuitable for farming and near a garbage plant. If the Board of Aldermen accepts the welfare board recommendation, the General Electric plant will gain an entrance on Asylum Street in addition to existing entrances on Bond Street and Boston Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare Board
General Electric
Asylum Street
Bond Street
Boston Avenue
Board of Aldermen
Wheeler estate funds total 350000 with three trusts
The will establishes three trusts totaling 350000 for grandchildren Doris Calhoun Julia Wheeler and D Fairchild Wheeler Jr with life income for the granddaughters and provisions for remainders among survivors and contingencies for deaths without issue. A 100000 trust is set for Hobart Cole with life income and remainder to surviving grandchildren. conditions about advancing income for education apply until age 21. Witnesses were L Morehouse Arthur Jennings and Norman J Gaynor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philo G. Calaun
Wheeler
Calhoun
Julia Wheeler Rodie
W. Stuart Redie
Amovnt
D. Fairchild Wheeler, Jr
Éeither
Roche
D. Pairchild Wheeler, Jr
Cole
Hobart E. Cole
Charles M and
Edith Wheeler Cole
Hobart F Cole
Doris W. Calhoun
Julia A. Wheeler
D Fairchild Wheeler, Jr. Ag
Arthur ©. Jennings
Norman J. Gaynor
Los Angeles Ready for Panama Flight Test Amid Helium Concerns
Continued from page one the airship Los Angeles poised at French Field 60 feet high with ground support trucks for balance ahead of a possible Panama Canal flight. Lieutenant Commander Rosendahl weighs timing and safety as helium expansion in frigid New Jersey to tropical Cuba heat could raise risk on return. Patoka mooring mast sits at Guacanayabo Bay Cuba for emergency use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Rosendahl
New York
France Field
Navy Department
Los Angeles
Lakehurst
Atlantic
New Jersey
Panama
Guacanayabo Bay
Cuba
Giannini Heads Board of Bank of America
Dr A H Giannini elected chairman of the board of Bank of America as control passes to Bancitaly through his brother A P Giannini. Edward C Delafield remains president. Leo V Belden joins the board. Stock distribution to Brancitaly holders will create the largest list of shareholders among U S banks. Prices cited range 470 to 510 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
A. H Giannini
The
Bowery and East River National Bank
Bank of America
A P. Giannini
Bancitaly Corporation
Edward C Delafield
Leo V. Belden
Bancitaly
Brancitaly Corporation
Adlerika claims and testimonials for digestive relief
An advertisement-style piece promotes Adlerika as a bowel cleansing remedy with claims it removes toxins and gas. It quotes several testimonials from individuals like Mrs Gunn and J Weaver praising its effects, including reduced constipation, gas, and headaches. The text lists ingredients and an endorsement from a New York retailer.
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Wasik, Neoa
Aldensustard
Nestlé’s
Nestle's
Norge
Main ST
NATO
Casall Cor
Berkshire Mill Coal CO. Vel, Warner As
Wales
Pinehurst
Pak
Coun Knights of Columbus
Weshingtan Avenue
Flea
Tuckahoe
Pagene
Cos Angeles
Panama Canal
Giannini
BE. W
Jessica G. Cosgrave
Jay Gelzer
Lilo
Shaw-Walker
Shaw-Welker
Frank AA
Broad Street
Hartford Shaw- Walker Co
Pearl St
Fitters & Street
New Britain
Dikins Charch Se
Adilerthe
M. Gunn
L. Shoub
J. Weaver
Puckett
Adinski
Adlerika
Ffishen
Leuduur Druggists
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