Local firm to conduct salvage at Bassick school site
John Pascone & Son won the bid to salvage two buildings on the Bassick property, with a plan to pay 510 to be used for tear down and to keep materials. Several other bids were submitted, including from Winnick & Sons and England Co, but the Patchett firm’s offer was accepted amid a busy school biweekly schedule of events and faculty prize funding announcements.
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Art Fe
Bassick
Berg
John Pascone
Angel S. Winnick and Sons
New Has
New Tkiven Wreskins
Ensland Company
New Haven
Ohn Capogrells
Toad
Ralph W. Hetsra
Warren Yarding High
Shrin Priges
Teachers’ Association
Anmar
Re Cortrat High School
Warren Harding Hich
Torsens Belther
Nearth
Stu
Florence
An Cornwell
Lincoln School
Matton W. Greene
Alina BK
Marisesev
Central
Mary Sh
Shola
Newman
Tintendert
Reed
Lorger
Portland
Waverhill
Mass
Agguata
Maine
Bates College
Trial of Daniels Will Resume Today
The trial of Willam Hf. Daniels of Watecbury Connecticut resumes in the Superior Court before Judge Shonard J. Nickerson. The case concerns a real operation connected to the death of Mrs. Peatetes Hansen of New Britain. Jury deliberation expected in the afternoon after the state presents evidence and defense finishes expert witnesses. Pantelt remains a key witness testifying for himself.
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Watecbury
Inn
Thal
Willam Hf
Daniel
Peatetes Hansen
New Britain
Femercow
Shonard J. Nickerson
Sup
Stret
Pantelt
Owen
Hartford Dentist Holds Clinic and Lectures in Providence
Dr. Herbert Korman, a local dentist, conducted a clinic in Hartford before moving to Stamford and Jersey City clinics. He will lecture Thursday before the Rhode Island Dental Association at its annual convention in Providence.
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Herbert Korman
Hartford
Stamford
Jersey City
GORKY DAVIS SIECIALIST IN CHAIR CHASTISES BAD MEN
General Mavis known as Corky Davis the adjutant general of the army pursues strict recruiting and reform measures. He supports tightened psych tests to bar lawless youths and has criticized lenient judges who let minor offenders enlist. He aims to reduce desertion and improve citizen soldiers.
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Mashington
Folia
House of Correction
Washington
Corky” Davis
Army
Robert ©. Davis
Saldlora
Geog
Corky Davis
Joe
Davin
Eldborne
Uncle Sam
Mavis
Corky Davis And The West Point White Pants
A wartime era note recalls Cadet Davis at West Point where white dress pants highlighted his slender legs and earned him the nickname Corky Davis. The piece links his uniform pride to a broader view of soldier type sought by Uncle Sam and hints at evolving views within the Adjutant General’s office.
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Sam
Shovetall
Army
Nick
Corky
A. I
Washington
West Point
West Pointers
Davis
Stills
Comrad
Man and Woman Die in Garage in Camden
Charles J. Pringe a 65 year old Camden salesman and Norah P. Welsh a 39 year old from Hazleton Pa were found dead in a garage near Wood Wine Camden from carbon monoxide poisoning while attempting to start a motor in bitter cold. Welsh worked in a New York department store and was visiting her sister in Camden. Pringe had moved from New England months earlier. The death certificate cites carbon monoxide poisoning.
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Camden
N. J
Charles J. Pringe
New York
Norah P. Welsh
Wood- Wine
Here
Hazleton
Mex
Joseph W. Wodward
Prince
Bowder
Tere
New England
Conover Charles
Murray
Robbers Drain Strand Theatre Safe in Westfield Heist
In Westfield Massachusetts January 13 AP reporters describe thieves breaking into the Strand theatre owned by Goldstein Brothers of Springfield and securing 1505 from a small safe. The robbers moved the safe to a convenient spot and worked on it, leaving 16 dollars in apparent currency on top.
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Westfield
Mass
Strand Theatre
Goldstein Brothers
Springfield
Jessure
Colidge Hails Loneliest Offices in World
London reports a columnist in the Evening Standard disputes which public office is loneliest. The Pope is called the most isolated in spiritual life. The author ranks the U S president as nearly as solitary, noting cabinet reshuffles, party bonds, constant scrutiny, and the burden of national expectations.
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London
United States
the Lander
Evening Standard
House of Commons
House
Senate
Professors Named to Pick Swan's Successor
In New Haven on January 10 AP reports Yale Law School faculty appointed professors W A Sturges W R Vance and H E Borchard to discuss selecting a successor to Dean Thomas W Swan who was named to replace Judge Henry Wade Rogers on the United States Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Teachers’ College
Augusta
Havehill
Helen Prageman
Miss Becker
John St. Wynkeop
France
Biachers
Waren Harding High School
Cena
Warren Harding
Charles Poland
Central High School
Sheridan
Reed
State Grange
Warren
Heidgeport
New Thaven
State Federation of Teachere
New Haven Pobile Mbrary
New Haven
Yale Law School
Thomas W. Swan
Law School
W. A. Sturges
W. R. Vance
M. Borchard
Dean Swan
Henry Wade Rogers
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Brentford Defeats Oldham in FA Cup Replay 4-2
London January 10 Brentford won a replay over Oldham 4 to 2 in the third round of the English FA Cup. Brentford led with a first half goal burst and held on as Oldham fought back.
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London
Brentford
Oldham
Trear Divorces Action To Continue Today
In Superior court Gertrude D. Kear of New Rochell seeks divorce from Charley Edward Kear of this city. The case, based on intolerable cruelty, resumes before Judge Edwin C. Dickenson after a Friday session featuring a recital of alleged brutal acts by the husband. It is expected Mrs. Kear will testify and present his side of the tale.
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Superior Court
Gertrude D. Kear
New Rochell
Charley Edward Kear
Edwin C. Dickenson
Keay
Randolph Macon Academy Fire Displaces 250 Students
A three story dormitory at Royal Virginia Randolph Macon Academy burned early today forcing 250 boys in night clothes into freezing conditions. Five seriously hurt and rushed to Winchester hospital as other students found shelter with families. Fire originated in the basement and caused about 100000 in losses.
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Front ‘Royal
Randolph Macon Academy
Winchester
Bandits Take 30000 From Sapulpa Bank
Six bandits robbed the Sapulpa State Bank near Sapulpa Oklahoma taking about 30000 after kidnapping H A McCauley president and George Miller assistant cashier.
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Tulsa
Okla
Sapulpa
Here
Jeff
H. A. McCauley
George Miller
Mrs Emily Pelton Will Leaves 56 000 For Various Churches
In Meriden on January 10 AP reports relatives in New Haven North Haven Durban and Waterbury receive portions from the 56000 will of Mrs Emily Pelton to benefit churches and related causes.
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Meriden
New Haven
North Haven
Durban
Waterbury
Emily Pel
Local Probate Court Hears Beneficiary Claims Today
A probate hearing was held this afternoon in Mak Street Baptist Church and First Cay tonal Church, both local houses of worship, as beneficiaries in a settlement. The proceeding names these churches among other parties in the filing.
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Iloclock
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Columbia University
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