Building probe denounces man and strikes recall
A report from Bridgeport recalls a controversial figure amid a broad wartime labor dispute. The War Labor Board, halted by delays, issued a decision after hearings led by arbitrator Atila M. Eidiit. Workers rejected the ruling, withholding labor until federal action and executive orders urged them back. In the same period, Connecticut politics prepare for the General Assembly session, with party balance shifting, financial worries, and welfare proposals on the agenda.
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Mae
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Minotor
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Holcomb
Givaree
Gav.s Lake
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Submarine S17 to Take Deep Dive Trial Off Brock Island
The United States submarine S17 under Captain J. FE. Austin sails from New London to Brock Island area for a deep dive trial, submerging to about 220 feet and resting on the sea bottom for ten minutes before proceeding to Bridgeport and New London for official Navy Department trials.
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Funeral services scheduled Wednesday for OConnor
Funeral services are planned for Wednesday for OConnor, a former city hall supervisor and long time official affiliated with Pequennuth Lodge No. 2 and Straii eld Encampment. Survived by wife Tessa A plus a son, two stepsons, and three sisters in New Haven West Haven and Der %-Survive him, burial to be in Lakeview cemetery.
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Marcus Rey
Nords
O'Conner
Yodse
Strate Vt
Tessa A
O'Connor
M. J. Jones
West Haven A
Daniel O'Conner
New Haven
William Wason
Z. Bachman
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David
Arbor! Jr
Paseer
Lakeview Cemetery
Year begins with a spate of petty thefts across Bridgeport
In early January a rash of petty thefts struck Bridgeport including a failed safe robbery at the Housatonic Machine and Company on 18 Staples Street and a break in at Campo Brothers baker shop on 47 Lexington Avenue. Several other burglaries damaged shop windows and houses as officers investigate losses and determine totals.
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Taples Street
Campo Brothers
Lexington Avenue
BR. A. Anton
Mingelette Street
Funeral Services For Manufacturer To Be Held Tuesday
Funeral services for Charles Armstrong prominent manufacturer will be held Tuesday afternoon at his late home. He died after illness, survived by wife Laura Lee Armstrong, two sons Frank and Charles, daughter Lorraine, sister Mrs B Ashman, and brother David N Armstrong. He served on city boards, with the Manufacturers Association, and was a long-time church member. Burial will be in Mountain Grove cemetery, with Red Men attending the service.
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Henuar - Usrel
Armstrong
Lima
Hurape
Bridseloom
Bastmair ‘Business College
Poughkbessie
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Ergime
ExeMajor
Frank Clark
Mayorford B. Wilson
Flet
Manufacturers’ Association
Vesey
St. (Ieoropal Church
Ite
B. Ashman
David N. Armstrong
Herr. Rynkely
St. George's Ep Lopal Church
Mountain Grove
Konchapotan
Tribe of Red Men
Hawaii Sugar Crop Prospects for 1931 Prices Lowered
Hawaii faces a large sugar crop next year with prices not exceeding six dollars per ton. The Hawaiian Trust Company review notes rising consumption, sound plantation finances, and a Crockett refinery loss of several million dollars this season. About 120 thousand tons have shipped to Crockett since July 14, 1930, with roughly 0 carryover of 120,000 tons anticipated.
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Htonglulu
Hawaii
Tawaiian Trust Company
Honolulu Star Bulletin
Thei R Hind
Hawaiian Trust Company
Crockett Reinery
California
Crocketty
Crockett
Stratford Church Finances Report Reveals Cash Balance
The Stratford St James parish led by Rev J O Conte presents a financial report showing total receipts of 15196.5 with 5000 paid on church debt. A cash balance of 2.88 is on hand as of December, reflecting a strong religious spirit and parishioner support for St James Church.
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Stratford
J. O'Conte
Father O'Conner
St. James Church
Ngstor
Proposals to Harmonize Warehouse Real Wladin Deposition
The text references Sve proposals to unify warehouse procedures and curb profiteers, aligning with New York law. It notes advocacy by Governor Campbell and parallels to current reforms.
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Campbell
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