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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1927
Page
11
A garbled OCR fragment references Hindenburg and related names, with scattered phrases about impact on Germans and others. The legible content is insufficient for a coherent event, person, or place, yielding a minimal, unclear record.
A large gathering hosted by Mrs. Fr W. Francis and Universalist Werener's club featured a bridge party and card games to benefit the Kindergarten program. Attendees included Mrs. Sutin, Miss Vi fede gu, and many local residents, with a cake sale and raffles supporting community services.
Panama treaty signer Colonel Phillipe Bunau Varilla defends American policy in Central America arguing the United States fulfills duties under the treaty. He asserts the pact created a protectorate and canal security, defending imperialism charges and praising U S assurances and contracts.
Paris reports from Roumania claiming King Ferdinand of Mogournia plans abdication to let his son Prince Ravel ascend the throne within weeks. Carol and his wife Ielen, reportedly reconciled in Italy, leave questions about leadership as party lines realign in Bucharest and Paris.
The American Legion unit in charge announces a benefit concert at the Stratfield on Monday evening in January. Pianist Frederic Dixon will perform an engaging program joined by a large roster of patrons and supporters led by Mrs. Susan Hawley Davis.
A men's club was organized at St Pauls Episcopal Church in Fairfield after an address by Rt. Rev. BH Campion Achowan. Cathcart was elected president with Parker as vice president, Coleman secretary, Huntington treasurer, and other members named to the board. The group will meet monthly and about 30 men joined.
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