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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1927
Page
21
The report cites U S foreign trade approaching ten billion dollars for 1926 with growth in imports exports and shipping measures. It highlights rising activity in coal iron steel and textiles amid expanding global exchange and tariff effects.
The article notes higher earnings for Crucible Steel Co with figures and markets referenced. Mentions workers, production, and regional activity near a factory in Pot... (text truncated)
A partial stock dividend note outlines a 3.60 per share dividend for Schulte stock. The fragmented text references fees and payments, with unreadable sections on related forms and dates.
A dense, garbled discussion critiques financial practices and public spending. It explores concerns over charitable giving, tithe accounts, and budget shortfalls, while questioning accountability, charity audits, and the impact on households. The text contrasts fiscal discipline with partisan allocations and contemplates the broader moral duties of citizens and institutions.
The fragment refers to tax liability and payment thresholds with figures like 8100 and 2500 connected to income, refunds, and periods ending in March. It mentions principal place of business and regulatory references, but the damaged text prevents a clear narrative or jurisdiction.
Readers encounter garbled guidance on income tax returns and refunds. The text references examinations, forms sent to tallers, and review procedures. It mentions deadlines before March and public notices related to collectors and wardens, indicating an official procedure in the tax system.
New York dispatch reports Brazilian state bonds priced at 48 yield percent with non-callable feature. Proceeds to fund retirement and public works, including road and rail improvements and other municipal projects.
A telegram from Senator Hingham informed Bridgeport’s General Post Office Committee that a new Bridgeport post office has been authorized. The proposal calls for selling the old building for 250,000 dollars and funding 1,215,080 dollars for a new structure three times larger on a new site, after surveys by the Treasury and Post Office departments.
New York Jan 17 AP a rise in curb market activity as rumors of oil stock pools and strong 1996 earnings spurred demand. Notable gains included Vacuum at 100 1 2 and Western Maryland preferred stock jumping to 117, with others like Union and United Tahara up around 6 1 4. Utilities largely unchanged amid mixed results from JI and other names. a $2.5 million gold car shipment to Argentina noted for tomorrow.
A Bridgeport proposal urges a new federal post office with 37000 square feet of space, disposal of the present building, and a new site to meet future growth. The project, plus Hartford New Britain and Waterbury sites, totals 3 840 000 for the state, funded by sections of the Ellott bill and a pending 100 million to 200 million building fund increase. The committee estimates nationwide need for new or expanded post offices amounts to about 1760000000, with Congress to decide priority as funds are released.
State officials propose reduced funding for multiple hospitals, listing revised appropriations from Bridgeport to Hartford and New London. Totals range around tens of thousands with several institutions requesting higher sums, including New Haven General and St Vincent’s, while others see modest cuts or adjustments.
Robest De Davie, linked to the Pyramid mosque on State Street, endured near freezing conditions during an auto trip through Mascachuget Saturday night. His car stalled in deep drifts between Canaan and Great... A passing motorist freed him and he completed his journey, returning to his Canal office by rail the next day.
A townwide Fairfield fire district proposal, excluding Stratfield, won unanimous approval at a joint meeting of the Fairfield fire department special committee and Citizens fire committee. Andrew Riker was authorized to oversee repairs to three aging pieces of apparatus as temporary protection while the district is formed under the general statutes.
Washington officials outlined a plan to spend about 20 million dollars for federal buildings outside Washington, with Mellon and New backing. The proposal seeks a 300 million five year total, plus an additional 100 million later, to start new sites and rebuilds nationwide, detailing allocations for states and cities.
In Cleveland on January 17, delegates of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations discussed the role of sacramental wine in Jewish observances. Arthur Vogelstein of New York urged support for constitutional safeguards and opposed practices that undermine reverent use of wine in ritual observance.
Stamford January 17 Special Two men injured in a fatal crash January 8 testified to Coroner John J. Phelan at Stamford hospital. They disagreed on cause claiming fault ranged from slippery roads to excessive speed. The driver Reuben Tool and others recalled that three men rode in the tram seat. witnesses differed on drink intake and speed readings.
Victor Talking Machine company gains approval at stockholders meeting to raise capital to 49,880,000 dollars and issue 209,340 shares of seven percent preferred stock plus 415 shares of six percent cumulative convertible preferred and 19.15 par value common stock. exchange of outstanding common stock contemplated. Public offering of 316 million seven percent nonpar preferred stock planned by Sperry and Co. and J and W. C. Seligman Company, with financing totaling over 40 million dollars.
Stamford January 17 A Stamford man Terrbert Tend thirty seven of Sainttons was held on a dry law charge after Detective Sergeant Paul Waves cited the Hendrie district case as the alleged peementor. Three quarts of alleged whiskey and gin were seized and a $300 bond set.
A minor rubbish fire at Keane's Furniture Store near John Street triggered a call to No. 1 and No. 3 units yesterday at about 5 PM. Firefighters quickly extinguished the blaze with virtually no damage reported.
Ellenor Cook of Hartford with Miss Magenia Folliard presented a concert at Pilgrim Hall United Church under the Musical Research club. The program showcased folk songs and eastern European dances with authentic costumes and native-language singing, drawing hundreds of attendees including Junior League friends and former classmates. Proceeds supported the Musical Research club scholarship fund, with performances ranging from Polish and Romanian numbers to Chopin piano pieces and Yugoslav folk songs, highlighting Cook and Folliard's artistry.
A veteran politician faces scrutiny as he accepts the Senate appointment after a sensational investigation. Friends warned against Washington move amid revelations about primary financing and corruption tied to public utilities, as he carries credentials of election to the full term.
Hunter Booker of 697 Clinton Avenue was arrested yesterday afternoon for parking his automobile on North Avenue overnight. He was released after being warned to appear at the court with a cash bond of ten dollars.
Peter Kasper proprietor of 1170 Pembroke street reported a burglary Sunday night at his pool room. Lock forced and several boxes of cigars cigarettes and candy stolen. Cushman’s Sons declared a quarterly dividend of 1 a share on common stock raising the annual rate to 4 and a 3 percent dividend on common, payable in two installments. One half stock dividend payable March 1 and September 1. Earnings for 1926 stated at over 7 a share on the common.
Obituary notices for multiple Stratford city residents dated Jan 1927 list deaths and funeral details. Entries include Sarah Burritt, Beers, Bevans, Chagnon, Denman, Holmes, Kohler, Lyman, Sizza, Mnew, Pelligrino, Schmidlin, Thorne, and other names with ages, burial sites, and funeral arrangements. Also notes of thanks and a memorial for William Sunter.
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