From Africa to Paris by Air in 11 Hours
Lieutenant Pelletiar Dols completed a non stop flight from North Africa to Paris covering about 1,006 miles in ten hours and thirty five minutes despite high winds. He started at 7 this morning, flew over Sardinia and Corsica then the Rhone valley to land near Paris at Bourger.
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Africa
Paris
Pelletiar Dols
Turds
de Tourget
Sardinia
Corsicane
Rhone
E Bourger
Ansonia High School Class Holds Reunion Today
Ansonia July 6 The class of 1921 reunion at Ansonia High School was held today at Savin Rock. Mentions of local residents traveling, vacations, illness, and social events fill the brief community report with names and places such as Derby Kimber Africa Lake WoW, N.B., and Lake George.
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Ansonia
Ansonia High School
Savin Rock
Mildred Healy
Hartford
B. J. Rockwell
Pond Point
David Saks
Lou
Kimber Africa
Charles Hail
News Avenue
Derby
John H. Brady
J. Hotz
Laurel Beach
Main
Olivia Streets
Main Street
National Bank
Shelton
Lew Maven
Wesler King
Howe Avernye
James Baxter
Bridgeport
Nichols
Edward Burr
Richard Gabdler
A. Abbott
Hill Street
Leo Guerin
South River
N. J
George Guerin
Fowler
New Hampshire
Brooklyn Bridge Drops From Showpiece To Second Rater
New York reports that Brooklyn Bridge is relegated to a secondary role as a roadway, with Grover Whaten issuing an order restricting farmood roadways to slow moving vehicles. Manhattan Bridge shares the constraint, with both structures maintaining current quotas for surface cars L trains subways and pedestrians.
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New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Grover Whaten
Plant and Structures
Farmoods
Manhattan Bridge
Brookdlyn Bridge
Ges
Million Dollar Legs Jewel Ornament History
A fragmented note references a one million dollar jewel or leg ornament from a preface era, vaguely tied to Columbia University and a performance involving singing verses. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Bathers Throng Walnut Beach On First Warm Day
July 6 Walnut Beach hosts a throng of residents and visitors on a warm stretch after weeks of poor weather that spoiled vacations. Telephones were down from storms, delaying shore service. repair crews expect normal service to return soon. Local bandleader Francis Powers, visiting Myrtle Beach, plans tours to promote his band with Sousa connections. Several residents and visitors from Hartford New Haven and Waterbury enjoy summer stays and travel stories amid restored communications and planned summer activities.
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Walnut Beach
Stremer
Anand
Corps of Waramen
Telephone Company
Francis Roiso Powers
Myrtle Beach
Andrew’ Bivek
Tackaway
Garrison Avenue
Myrti
Pryora
Sousa
Pat Conna
Innis
Som
Victor Records
Powers
South America
Personius
Ruby Brock
Park School
Detroit
Aek
Messrs
Patterson
Edward
Hartford
Broadway
Raymond Gunéy
James Griffin
Jeremiah O’conner
New Haven
Waterbury
New York
Flat
Osid
Bridgeport
James Isan
Jane
Laurel
Bankruptcies Filed In One Week Show Sharp Rise
A single week report lists 17 bankruptcies with total debts around 137 027 dollars. The article notes a rising trend over the past four years and compares total assets to liabilities, highlighting a substantial increase in filed cases and monetary totals.
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Joan Ke
Melow
Joos
BTR AG
Caesaee
Former P O Employee Held As Accomplice
Jeremain Savile formerly a post office worker and owner of a shop on Tracka Way Beach was held for trial in $21 009 bail on charges of aiding a robbery of a mail truck near Broadway Saar in October. Investigators say he provided details on mail contents and a van description to accomplices George Anderson Gerald Chapman and Charles Laeber, who were each held on $20 000 bonds after $400 600 worth of bonds and securities were recovered. Savile waived examination.
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Jeremian Savile
General Post
Tracka Way Beach
Hell
Hardits
BroadWay Saar
Post Office
Sevile
George Anderson
Gereld Chapman
Charles Laeber
Betneneid
Tre Savile
Governor Lake names Ryle harbor master in Hartford
Hartford reports Governor Lake appointed John J. Ryle Jr of Stamford as harbor master for three years to succeed the late Edward B. Palmar. The action was announced July 6 in an Associated Press dispatch from Hartford.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Governor Lake Today
John J. Ryle, Jr
Stamford
Edward B. Palmar
Jay Oy Ry
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A.D. T. Protective Service
American District Telegraph and Messenger Co
John Street
Heraum
Pita DD
National
Golden Hill and
Water Streets
Cem
Franchi
Joseph Nemeth
Fhone
Cuticura
Cuticurs Laboratories
Dept. of Fen
Columbia University
Mademoiselle J. Mistincuett
Denseuse
America
First National Bank of Bridgeport
The
National Mortgage Co
Bridgepfort
Conn
First National Bank
Dillon
J.c.neuhofe
Ing On
J. C. Neuhoff
P. O
Gov. Lake
Ryle
Cot & Hawne
Uoomfield
N. I
Williams
Williams & Carleton CO
Connecticut
Frisbie
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