July City Council tackles parking near hydrants and normal school closure
The July Council meeting addressed a parking restriction near fire hydrants, probe findings on the Miscellaneous Committee, and the debated closing of the Normal School. Officials discussed traffic ordinances, school operations costs, and the potential repurposing of Normal School rooms for a future high school.
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Camer
Boards of Education
Lynn W. Wilson
Willam Tosa
Wewera
John BR. Dougall
Wienavhant
Alleged Wife Slayer Held Without Bail
In York a man accused of killing his wife was remanded without bail. Neighbors testified and lie detector results were discussed as investigators pursued the case. The defendant remained in custody as the court heard preliminary proceedings.
Police hold two men after liquor and car seizure
Police detained two men described as Joseph, 24, and Mel Cabral, 26, after officers found substantial liquor and a car. The suspects claimed identities and were held as investigations continued at a local precinct.
Learning Mixed With Earning By Antioch College
Antioch College in Yellow Springs Ohio embraces a cooperative plan where students alternate five weeks of study with five weeks of paid work. President Arthur Sorkin champions work study to widen education beyond traditional courses, arguing real risks and opportunities shape character and future careers.
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Nuratis
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Dave
United? States
Antioer
Arthur Sorkin
Lie Eulege
Stuadents
Weil Ag
Hagenge Pt
Cellege Watts
Sprendera
Tastern Inlyverety
Wyatson Ryan
Ont Fuboanty
Swarthmore Collegi
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New York Times
Antioch
Ohio University
Cnlingu
Antinch
Einler
Necoll¢gmotBeer
Bey
Hay
Rille White
Morgan
Blakin
Lever Ap
Attie
Oslo
Ses'al Activitier
Fhr
Imaten
City Hall Adopts Summer Schedule for July August
City Hall workers will end daily work at 6 pm during July and August under a new ordinance. Council members will meet only once in July and August. All bills coming due between meetings require mayor or finance committee approval. The center of Lafayvette and Gaual streets draws more weekday traffic.
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Thrity Hall
Commnion Council
Lafayvette and
Gaual
New York
Suas
Athen
Parade inaugurates fourth DeMolay chapter in state at Waterbury
Twelvedeet awl fity members join Pridgeport Chapin and Qvder at DeMolay led by Masons, forming Waterbury chapter in August dance and outing planned at Pleasure Beach. Charles M. Gerdenter, Benjamin Coe, Harry George Neher, Clare W. H. Newton and John J. Scott named advisors and officials attend ceremony and reception at local temple and Bridgeway streets amid city-wide celebration.
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Pridgeport Chapin
DeMolay
Prinemen
Waterhayy
Aehayriee
Watermay
Bridepock
Charles MW. Gerdenter
Benjamin Coe
Waterbury
Harry George Neher
Clare W. H. Newton
John J. Scott
Focal
Pleasure Beach
Pardon Denied To Lif er 44 Times In Connecticut
The State Board of Pardons denied Bassett a pardon for the forty fourth time during its June session, after he was convicted in Bridgeport for murder and disposal of a victim in Milford Marshes. Bassett, imprisoned since 1878, has long lingered for freedom while planes and radios dominate modern life. He remains hopeful despite repeated refusals, and the case marks a lingering pursuit of clemency for a man tied to a notorious crime.
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Bassett
Tomates
Bridgeport
Milford Marshes
Gulf Stream Origins and Early Ocean Currents
A historical note discusses the Gulf Stream named from the Gulf of Mexico and its broad flow across the North Atlantic. It cites Franklin and John Pilsbury’s early studies, Columbus observations, and the idea that curious woods and fruit from the west were carried by the Gulf Stream and prevailing winds from the Armenian Continent.
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Gulf of Mexicate
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Franklin
Gulf of Mexico
Atlia
North America
Burnape
John Eshew Pilsbury
Terrestial
Columbus
Anid
Pittsfield Police Arrest Local Man
Pittsfield police arrested a local man Saturday on a warrant from authorities in another area. The suspect, Kent Charles Kent, formerly of Bridgton, was being taken into custody by officers in Pittsfield on charges related to meter thefts.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Kent
Charles Kent
Bridunjovilt
Mary Don Levine Sings in Rome amid Italian stage setback
Mary Don Levine, an American soprano, captivated Rome with her bel canto recital in a production that shifted from Othello to Turandot and Siciliana. Her career began in conservatories, moved through New York lessons, and blossomed after marriage during Italian studies.
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Palus
Rome
Mary Don Levine
Rarest Sea Food in Chinese Waters Described
The amphioxus, a tiny marine animal, is captured daily along a narrow coastal strip near Amay. About 209 small boats fish from August to April, each crewed by two men, producing roughly 13 pounds per boat per day. Daily catches approach six to seven million amphioxus, valued as a regional delicacy.
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China
Linyutien
Amay
Hs Te
Harlem Hane News
Fairfield Boy Struck By Auto Breaks Arm
Fairfield July 1 Special the Telegram Joseph Schmidt a large year old son of Mr and Mrs J Schmidt of Jennings road was moved to St Vincent s hospital Bridgeport yesterday afternoon after suffering a broken arm when he was thrown from a bicycle after being struck by an automobile driven Alan Flunal of Maplewood avenue Bridgeport. Runal summoned to appear In town court tomorrow Hester Dunamore of Greenfields Hill was badly cut and bruised when struck by a car driven by Alan Tarcell of Farms at the intersection of Road and Bronson avenue summoned to appear Monday by Sheriff H R Elwood After skidding in rounding a corner late Saturday night Gee Lang of New York city struck a guide post demolishing a rear wheel of his auto Lang also summoned to appear Monday Michael Bolick of Black Rocket Turnpike was arrested Saturday on a drunkenness charge and a smautt complaint of Mary Marcheck Bolick locked up in the Third Precinct in Bridgeport and will plead in town court here Monday
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Joseph Schmdt
Lang
J Schmidt
Jennings Road
St. Vincent's Hospital
Bridgeport
Highlcyclevatter
Alan Flunal
Maplewood
Avenue
Hester Dunamore
Guide Post
Michael Bolick
Black Rocket
Turnpike
Elwood
Mary Marcheck
Bol
Brddgeport
Will Pu O
Faith leader urges neighborly peace at gathering
Rev Daniel F Rielenhoure of the First Baptist Church calls for harmony in Lolemels Ont on June 24. He argues acid in the heart breeds disputes and racism rests on prejudice, urging residents to believe the best, speak well, and expect good.
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Lollemels
Daniel F. Rielenhoure
First Baptist Church
Des Rillegnoure
Concert by 131st Infantry Band Draws 3000 at Seeblde Park
More than 3,000 people enjoyed a concert at Seeblde Park yesterday afternoon under the Board of Recreation. The 131st Infantry Band of Worcester Massachusetts presented a pleasing program of classical and popular music with several color performances by band members.
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Board of Recreation
131St Infantry Band
Worcester
Mass
Seeelde Park
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