France Rebuffs Pontiff on Ruhr Peace Move
Paris reports the Chamber of Deputies backed Premier Poincare by 385 to 190 after debate on Pope Pius XI letter about reparations and Ruhr occupation. Poincare rejects papal meddling in temporal affairs and signals cautious optimism with Britain amid revived talks. Belgium warns Berlin diplomatic ties may break over Ruhr sabotage.
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Associated Press
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Ruhr
London
Lord Crew
Poinfare
France
England
Pope
Judge Wilder Named President Of Exchange Club
Judge Frank L. Wilder was elected and took office as president of the Exchange Club for the coming year at yesterday's luncheon. He urged lawmakers to curb restraint laws and warned that 15 000 criminal laws confine both officers and citizens. Other officers named include Maurice Perry as first vice president Joseph Marvin as second vice president L Roche Walter as third vice president George P Meder as secretary and W E B Parker Hubert Morfer Alfred Bishop on the Board of Control.
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Frank L. Wilder
Exchange Club
Pr. H. Bertrammbert
Judge Wider
George A Reced
Maurice Perry
Joseph Marvin
L. Roche Walter
George P. Meder
Board of Control
W. EB. Parker
Hubert Morfer
Alfred Bishop
Quiet Periods Prescribed for Radio Amateurs
Hartford July 6 Quiet hours are maintained by amateur radio stations between 7:00 p.m. and 2 29 p.m. local standard time and Sunday church set. the Department of Commerce regulation via the American Radio Relay League says licenses are being recalled and stamped with provisional recommendations. Special amateur fees for stations using On Lin bous waves are provided.
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Hartford
Department of Commerce
American Radio Relay League
Bowdein Reaches Greeley Island and Encounters Whales
Special wireless report from Captain Donnald B. MacMillan aboard Bowdein recounts reaching Greeley Island, Southern Labrador, at eight o'clock with a fair run from Sydney. He notes numerous icebergs south of the Straits of Bell Isle, a possible late Arctic season, and a large finback whale seen near the bow. The crew plans to pass 100 more icebergs and continues toward Battle Harbor as weather allows.
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Donnald B. MacMillan
North American Newspaper Alliance
Greeley Island
Labrador
Sydney
Straits of Bell
Battle Harbor
Bowdoin
Straits
Straite
Nine-year-old falls from city dock and drowns
Florence Piccrenti, nine, of 79 Liberty Street, slipped from a rotten dock at Wall Street’s foot yesterday while gathering driftwood. By the time help arrived, divers and an ambulance failed to revive her. The barge Junior McCanlin crew aided, and her body was taken to Mullins Scott and Rea gate morgue for funeral arrangements. The dock area was found to be in dangerous condition with decayed decking.
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Florence Piccrenti
Liberty Street
City
Wall Street
Junior McCanlin
Goldie’ Goldstein
Mullins
Scott
Reagate
Markham to Remain on State Examining Board
Board secretary Dr. James Hair refutes reports that Dr. Ernest Markham of Durham resigned as president of the State Eclectic Examining Board. The meeting set for Tuesday July 10 was described as routine, with the fate of doctors holding invalid licenses to be decided.
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Ernest 4. Markham
Durham
State Eclectic Examining Board
James Ee. Hair
Strate Street
Thin City
Markham
Templeton
State Board of Health
Concert Tuesday Night at Washington Park Band Program
The Bridgeport City band conducted by Hameo Feloquin will perform Tuesday night at Washington Park in the third city concert under the Board of Recreation. The program includes Star Spangled Banner, March Blaze of Honor, Overture Light Calvary, Night of Gladness, Love Sends a Lottie Gift, and several fox trots and marches.
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Board of Recreation
Bridgeport City Band
Hameo Feloquin
Washington Park
Melody Land
Thalian Fantasia Farest
Bay State balloonist leads in national elimination race
Indianapolis July 1 Associated Press reports only one balloon reached ground in the Thirteenth National Elimination race. Lt Roth of Lakehurst and Lt Null of Lakehurst crewed the leading craft. Other balloons reported passing Gardner and Winchendon but failing to land. Distance to grounded craft Olmstead at Marilla is about 500 miles.
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Ind
Associated Press
LC. S. Navy
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Hoth
Roth Agaide
T. B. Null
Lakehurst
Gardner
Winchendon
Rheck
Chamber of Commerce
Robert S. Olmstead
Olmstead
Marilla
Marfila
Sarazen Scores Double Win At Brooklawn Club Links
Gene Sarazen, American open gulf champion, and TL Hubbard beat W Parker Seeley and George Sparling in the morning at Brooklawn Country Club. In the afternoon Hutchison and Sarazen defeated George Sparling and Johnny Weilsh to seal a double victory in the championship rounds.
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Seeley
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Hutchison
Gene Sarazen
Zaddie
Brooklawn Country Club
TL Hubbard
W. Parker Seeley
George Sparling
Wk Hutchison
Haha Jiu
Saragen
Hutchison Aml Sarazen
Brooklawn Pro
Johnny Weilsh
Lecory
Brooklawn Club
Secey
Sparling Ant
Weist
Yankees
Browns
Cleveland
Boston
Phillies
Pirates
Albany
Waterbury
Susanne Léetiglen
Richards
Mallory Jose
Seaside Park
Thia
Board of Recreation
Seaside Mark
Wilard
Appointments to State Police Department Made
Hartford announces ten additional state policemen including Thomas J. Henry a Bridgeport toolmaker and Walter S Bahr of Fairfield among the new appointees. They join twenty others under the recent legislature expansion and will report to Groton for training.
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Thomas J. Henry
East Main Street
State Police Department
Hartford
Groton
Conn
Hurley
Robert T. Hurley
Buideeport
Lewis
Cuney
Hutier Norwalk
Hugh Elsworth Mendegh
Canton
Walter J. Anwoor
Montville
Walter Hardisty
Salisbury
Theodore FP. Woodin
Carpenter
Walterf. Bahr
Mechanic
Fairfield
Joh. F. Gondek
Natomobile Saesman
South
Hartley Corporation
Columbia
University
Broad Brook
West Redding Fields
Westport Court
Garlick
Greenwich
Redding
St. Thomas
Turner Machine Company of
Derby
Dondonee
Stal@ police
Topytone
Fake Finger Expert Impostor Foiled in Fairfield
A man claiming to be a federal officer, Joe Fejas of Oakland Avenue, flashed a bright metal badge reading Special Officer and carried counterfeit registration cards. He eraisted after interfering with Probation Officer Anna L Bulkley during duty and confessed to stopping craps games in Bridgeport.
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Pairfield
Oficer
Joe Fejas
Oakland Avenue
Itis
Anna L. Bulkley
H.R. Elwood
Fairfield
Bridgeport
West End
Proportional Representation Clause Dropped From Charter
Mayor Atwater announced that no proportional representation clause is possible in Bridgeport's proposed city charter due to a Connecticut law recently enacted prohibiting such use. The Charter committee reviewed the first staff of the document ahead of the November 6 referendum, with twenty pages examined in a meeting at the mayor's office.
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Bridgeport
Becaus
Connecticut
Atwater
Swan
Goldfield Feud Fire Wipes Out Town except Six Buildings
PONOPAH Nev July 6 The town of Goldfield destroyed by fire started during a feud. One man died, a woman is missing believed dead, and several burned patients were treated. Incendiary suspicion centers on bootlegger enemies. Water supply damaged, refugees evacuated, relief efforts underway with supplies dispatched.
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Iaay
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Hix
Tomy Salisbury
Bey
Koudhaw
Yonupah
Abe
Nmonopaltia
Weba
Aeldeu
New
New York
Montana
Movie Playhouse
Geta
Associated First National Distributors
Navy
Baligonlat
Mansachuotis
Speeding youth hit with city court record fines
Archie Johnson, 20, of Ti Orange Street, received the largest fine ever in the local City court for speeding and reckless driving. Judge Relph T. Beers fined him 100 plus costs and 30 for disobeying State Policeman Bernard Scully. Johnson’s license may be revoked. chase began in Fairfield and continued into this city. Co‑defendant Besele Carswell of HellER Street denied knowledge of the plan to flee. Police testified Johnson traveled about 48 miles per hour, with shots fired when pursued. Prosecution described the ride as near insanity and the case may lead to a second trial in Fairfield jurisdiction.
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Archie John* Sor
Ti Orange Street
Relph T. Beers
Beers
Motor Vehicle Department
Johnson
Tay
James
Shannon
Besele Carswell
Heller Street
Scully
Johnson Johnson
Sport Wil
Fairfield
North Avenue
Irnilstan Avenue
Stace Street
Thomas
Henry
East Main Street
Danbury Camp
B. A. Markham
State Medical Examining Board
James Hair
Hartford
Zain
Sunday Post
Prisoner Held Without Bond In Mysterious Hermit Slaying
Danbury farmhand Dom ain, about 26, is jailed without bond on suspicion of murdering Gea Holtz, a 70 year old recluse, whose body was found after being slain and cast into Um pawang lake. State police and Danbury authorities pursue clues, with a second arrest and ongoing questioning of residents as the case remains baffling.
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Dondone
Holts
Dewsnap
Frank Vitereili
Bridgeport
John Kelly
Br Ridgefield Beate
Herr Rétt
Dom
Bay
Hia
Danbury
Holtz
Important News for Zain Adwriters in Sunday Post
An upcoming Sunday Post notice will announce every contestant in the Telegrant Post Adwriting contest. The message warns participants to read the information published tomorrow to avoid missing details and potential disqualifications.
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Zain
Sunday Post
Ihip
Telegrant Post
Sune Day Post
Poison in fireworks kills 2 year old boy
Newark New Jersey July 6 A woeful substance found in fireworks consumed by two year old Robert Wise son of license holder Ford of Newark caused his death. Robert and his brother unearthed fireworks left from the Fourth and ate one known as spake. He grew ill and died despite efforts of physicians to save him.
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Newark
Rovert
Togo Discusses Europe Warfare in Weekend Letter
A Bridgeport Sunday Post column blends satire with world affairs as a Japanese schoolboy’s letter on European warfare and German marks decline mirrors U.S. foreign policy. Hovin contributes humor and sharp regional journalism amid wartime global tensions.
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America
Hovin
Fogo
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