Short calendar session speeds up court work
In a rapid morning session Judge Junge announced expedited handling of cases. Notices show several matters set for immediate action, including foreclosures and ongoing tax commission issues, with dates and amounts briefly listed and referrals to higher courts for appeal.
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JUNGE
Dickenson
Lemant Netktin
Norwalk
Wren
Stanford
Fonneer
Mar
Jane MW
Rowan
Diastope
Ted Nivlo
Valatet
Tax Commission
Nts
Albert
Ruth Wedorin
Professor Offered £10,900 for Battery Substitute Invention
Mercers University physics head reports an offer of 10 900 pounds for a device designed to replace radio batteries and vacuum tubes. The invention uses magnetic detectors and amplifiers with layered plates and sulphur coating to enhance energy, acting as detector and amplifier.
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Macon
Valmet
Mercer University
Hig
Ain
Wrbseralty
Todas
Oto
Pan Opistern
Craig
Actuak Radio
Newsdealer clears stand of art magazines in New York era
A New York news dealer, amid a debate on art versus explicit material, removes art magazines from his Malin street stand after customers question their artistic value. Community merchants split over whether literature promoting art belongs in shops or crosses into obscene content.
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ONE Newsdealer
Josaph
Simone
New York
Connecticut
Pamphets
Simone Tre
Viechion
Lengiem Sens
Malin
Troy Raheart
Hrilgeont
Tm Dein
New Leth
Hotel destruction at Nantasket described in garbled report
A damaged OCR fragment reports a hotel destroyed at Nantasket and mentions emergency costs and disruption. The unreadable text references damages, possible investigations, and a chaotic scene around the Atlant Rouse area with vague financial figures and local responses.
Traffic Fines Fees Debate In City Ordinance
City council debates who collects fees from traffic violations and fines. Discussion centers on state law versus local ordinance and the need for an additional stenographer as traffic cases rise. Officials reference 600 cases yielding two dollar fees and outline recordkeeping requirements under motor vehicle provisions and related acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cit
Coust Sud
Cass
House Defeats Tilson Measure in Naval Debate
A heated House session centered on naval construction and a proposed Tilson measure. Rep Burton of Ohio criticized the administration while Rep Witten warned against militaristic overreach. Debate touched on treaties, funding, and the balance of naval strength amid international tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minder
Blanton
Naval Academy
Remegen
Ohio
Witten
Ameria
Pott N
Arcit
United State
Longwoitt
Idaho
Derrick Falls In Street At City Intersection
A fatal accident occurred when a derrick collapsed in Brow Street near a crowded pedestrian area. One person died and several others were injured as bystanders witnessed the disaster. Authorities cordon off the scene and begin an investigation into the construction failure.
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Derrick
Polish Soldier Sees Wife Then Sent To Austria Before War
A Polish soldier in March is sent to Austria before the war, meets his wife again, and later seeks a divorce. After the armistice he contacts her from abroad, sends money, and attempts to bring her to America but she rejects him. He is mustered out and resumes contact, with details of debts and ship lines murky. The narrative mentions deployments, expatriate efforts, and a failed reunion attempt.
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Austria
Utetria
Tyles
Cisdon
America
Potod
Forme
Bea
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Alfred Fox
Fairfield Ave
Bridgeport
Stamford
New Rochelle
Household Dept
Ean
J Travets
OWEN GEASS CASSL_LEON
Bia
Roe
American Hardware Stores
Tecorporated
Middle St
Descent
A&a
Sterling
Izzy’s
Main St
Drs
Main
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