Seven American War Vessels Launched On Independence Day
Washington July 5 Seven American war vessels were completed on Independence Day as the Navy department announced. The launches included fourteen destroyers two submarines and two gunboats with keel laying and construction at multiple yards from Charleston to San Francisco. Names previously released include Newport News U S A and Cramp Philadelphia with additional ships from Bethlehem Union Iron Works and Farre River plant.
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Navy Department
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Swanhill
Patrim Drydock
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Those Pesky Dots Read From An Odd Snippet
A fragmented OCR snippet shows unclear punctuation and stray characters. Readable facts are minimal. the item appears to be an archival newspaper fragment with stray symbols and no identifiable events, people, or places.
Bridgeport Man Involved in Coroner Inquiry and City News
Frank Ward of Bridgeport went to Hartford to seek work and found a room on State street. He paid $5 to John Flaherty who vanished, revealing Flaherty was a roomer. Flaherty arrested. sentenced to 30 days. Walter Cherry, from Washington to Rye Beach, arrested near Norwalk line for 60 mph. handed to Norwalk police. New Haven station ceilings being cleaned. autopsy planned for James Lynch and Ephraim Wakelee deaths. Joseph Latham, 46, arrested for idling near Owl House. Raymond Foote, 15, from Fairfield, enlisted at army recruiting station.
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Frank Ward
Hartford
State Street
John Flaherty
Ward
Flaherty
Slaherty
Ile
Norwalk
Walter Cherry
Bridgeport
Washington, D. C
Rye Beach
Kelley
Cherry
Ainge Cherry
New Haven
James FP. Lynch
Yorkshire House
Wall Street
Ephraim Wakelee
Stratford
Housatonic Shipbuilding Company
J. J. Phelan
M. Garlick
Joseph Latham
Lathan
Water Street
Raymond Foote
Fairfield
Army
Fairfield Avenue
My Style Diary Breaks Engagement Amid Morning Chatter
A diarist recounts Betsy ending her engagement to Dick Randall after breakfast. Betsy, dressed in a red straw hat with a blue veil and silk bow, appears cheerful yet resolute, refusing to share details and heading out for a supposed good time. The narrator hopes she does nothing foolish, calling her a dear girl.
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Betsy
Dick Randall
Noor Child
Summer Excursions From Bridgeport and Port Jefferson
Beginning July 1 the MINEE and Sunday excursions run. Leave Bridgeport daily at 1 PM returning from Port Jefferson at 4:30 PM. Round trip tickets valid day of issue only Sundays and holidays. Also departures from Port Jefferson at 9:00 AM and 4:30 PM with return from Bridgeport at 1:30 PM and 6:30 PM. Fare 75 cents. Round trip ticket good any time during the season. Automobile transportation available with care. For details contact Ge Tanker, Agent, Bridgeport or Port Jefferson. Table subject to change without notice.
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C. E. Tooker
Bridgeport
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Lanseigeport
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Ge Tanker
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