Easton fights to bar Bridgeport radio station relocation
Work continues on moving WICC to Easton as contractors excavate for a brick building to house transmitting and power plants while Easton officials push a 1500 foot zoning ban near dwellings and seek court injunctions. Officials plan a second town meeting to appoint zoning and board of appeals and to craft an ordinance barring the station from Sport Hill.
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Bridgeport
WICC
Easton
Sport Hill
Wad
Federal Radio Commission
Pridgeport
Othe
Mi Shaff
Euston
John H Calice
Brandin AK Coimpans
Rhoud
Lester
Tony Rert
Milly
Nuirme
Mills
Dary Candee
Shhiff Samuel
Selen
Bone Casting
Notag
Miuton
Marsh
Broadcasting Company
Timscet
Setar
Anti Horse Thief Body Gets False Call to Duty
Thompsonville July 11 The Enfield Society for the Detection of Thieves and Robbers mobilized when a saddle horse vanished from John A Best. Members prepared for swift justice but learned the horse had merely walked a mile away to graze, foiling the plan. The ancient group dates to era of frequent horse thefts and has held few calls to duty in recent years.
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Thompsonville
Cam
Associated Press
Enfield Society For
John A
Ancient Society
Bridgeport Brass Company Head Kingsbury Dies at Home
Predenek J Kingsbury chairman of Bridgeport Brass and director of several firms died suddenly at 6 pm at his home 445 Humphrey Street New Haven on his 64th birthday He had been ill for days and had just worsened Visitors were kept away as his condition deteriorated He lived in Fairfield before moving to New Haven about 30 years ago and held positions with the University Club Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce and other organizations announced on page four
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Predenek J Kingsbury
Bridgeport Brass Company
YMCA
Humphrey Street
New Haven
Carl F Dietz
Linden Avenue
Bisse Company
Mr. Kingsbury
Kingsbury
Huingsburys
Fairfield
Roche
Congregational Church
Loxwood Cottage
Dutro Plimb
University Club of
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce
PROMS
Peta
Fae
AIC
Botan Fury
Arines
McCoy Reducing Article Appears Today on Page 13
An article by Dr Frank McCoy appears on page 13 of The Telegram outlining weight loss guidance. The piece promotes health through reducing excess weight and invites readers to follow the directions provided in the feature.
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McCoy
Daly
Frank McCoy
Ford
Board Names 20 Teachers and Appoints Principals
The board appointed twenty five teachers including ten Normal School graduates and three high school instructors. Miss Mary Toole resigns as Franklin principal. Miss Agnes Denis is named replacement and Mrs Mary L Lynch becomes Hallen School principal. Several teachers resign to take other positions. appointments include Elem and PE instructors from Bridgeport.
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Sosid of Education
Mary 3 Toole
Franklin School
Agnes Denis
Mary L Lynch
Aineipal
Hallen School
City Normal School
Bridgeport Mnits
Severn
Cecil W Bootley
Warren Harding
Mre
Tenise Hugher Warren Haraing
Alma Gustafson
Ruth Malloy Madison
Vassar
Grace Brantmeyer
Black Rock
Edith Rosenblub
Main Street
Mary Connor
Beach Etreet
Madeleine Hanley
Police deny ban on speeding orders on Milford turnpike
State police questioned supposed directives to arrest drivers over speed on Milford turnpike. Names mentioned include Officer Hanford W Bigelow of Bridgeport and Officer William Schutzman of New Haven, with shifts noted as Schutzman patrolling weekdays and Bigelow covering Saturdays.
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Milford Turnpike
Hanford W Bigelow
Bridgepot
Wiliam Schutvzman
New Haven
Schutzman l
Bigelow
Police Suspended Over Savin Rock Extortion Case
West Haven police officers face temporary suspension as officials investigate alleged extortion from Savin Rock amusement boat operators. Chief W P Tuttle withheld names while confirming suspicions that officers demanded extra protection payments in return for safety.
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Savin Rock
West Haven
Associated Press
Satin Rock
W P Tuttle
Ace Renée Plans 24 Hour Paris Hop From New York
Colonel Rex Rene announced a Paris return flight within 24 hours in September using a twin Packard engine plane. He claims a cruising speed above 276 miles per hour, aiming to surpass Lindbergh and Bonnet records, building on World War I ace credentials and a high speed propulsion design.
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Ace
Paris
Rennee
Europe
New York
iBy Associated Press
New York Herald- Tribune
R Rex Renee
Tafayette Escadiille
Cal Rennce
Bey
Cal Rennee
Charles A Lindbergh
Hhs
Spy Co
A J Willams U
Nine Arrested in Search for Irish Leader's Slayer
In Dublin nine men were arrested in connection with the assassination of Kevin O Higgins. The government pursues suspects as crowds mourn the Irish leader. The motive remains unclear and Republican leaders deny involvement. The case moves toward arraignment as the nation reflects on the tragedy.
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Dublin Ireland
Dublin
Treeland
Brent
John Macteil
Our Lady of Carmel
Black Rock
Timothy Kelly
Pey
Lindbergh to Tour 48 States to Promote Air Transport
Charles A Lindbergh will launch a three month tour starting July 20 to boost air travel use and municipal airports. He travels with Donald E Keynon and Philip R Love, visiting cities from Hartford to New Orleans with stops in major hubs and western destinations.
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New York
Charles A Lindbergh
Guggenbehr Fund For
Hany F Guggenheim
The
Funn
Cot Lindbergh
Col Lindbergh
Department of Commerce
Cary Wonald E Keynoe
Col Lindbeghs
Hartford
Providence
Boston
Portland
Concord
Springfield
Albany
Buffalo
Syracuse
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Wheeling
Dayton
Cincinnati
Louisille
Indianapolis
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Chicago and
St Lowe
Maoline
Davenport
Rork Island
Milwauukee
Madison
St Path
Minnerpolis
Little Falls
Fargo
Sioux City
Des Moines
Omaha
Denver
Cheyenne
Salt Lake City
Boise Butte
Spokane
Seattie
San Francisco
Oakland
Badamento
Reno
Los Angeles
San Diego
Tucson
el Paso
Port Worth
Dallie
Oklahoma
City
Toulsa
Nashville
Jackson
Jacksonville
Bay State probe on Sacco Vanzetti case continues
Advisory committee aiding Governor Puller in reviewing the Sacco Vanzetti case carries on through the day. Rose Sacco testifies with her daughter Inez present, while other witnesses including judge Thayer trial justice Dow and attorney Elias Fields meet with the governor. Harvard’s Lowell MIT’s Stratton and Judge Grant comprise the panel.
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Frank P Sibley
The
Boston Globe
Elizabeth Berankopf
International Mews Service
Sacco
Webster Thayer
Ah C Dow
Sacojs
Elias Fields
Boston
A Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Samuel W Stratton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Robert Grant
Lindbergh to visit Connecticut soon
Reporter notes that Clarence Chamberlin is expected to visit Calshot Naval Flying Base in England to discuss Courtney and to inspect the Dormier Napier Whale flying boat. The visit hinges on Chamberlin boarding the Leviathan from Southampton and aims to gain flying-condition insights ahead of Courtney’s Atlantic crossing plan.
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Nowthean
Mia Sith
Gack Brun
Wertutister
Cusette
Calshot Naval
England
Clarence Chamberlin
Fignk
R Courtney
Atlantic
Chamber- UN
Southampton
Cherbong
Chamberlin
Courtney
North
Parley’s Failure Foreseen To Force Big Navy Expense
In London July 11, discussions on foreign policy and Geneva arms talks dominated Parliament. Sir Austen Chamberlain argued a naval arms race with the United States must be avoided and urged progress toward broader international disarmament. He noted Britain’s Geneva plan aimed at reducing naval costs by up to 50 million pounds, while expressing hope for proposals guiding a wider conference on arms beyond naval limits.
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London
Associated Press
Arthur Posonby
House of Commons
Todey
Auster
Chamberlain
England
United States
Britain
Sir Austen
Geneve
Strauton
Europe
Earthquake Hits Palestine and Trans-Jordan
An earthquake of widespread severity struck Palestine and Trans-Jordan. Officials report many casualties due to weak native buildings. 26 dead and 30 injured overall, with Jerusalem recording several fatalities and numerous injuries. Damage included the post office and Zionist Executive building.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Associated Press
Trans-Jordania
Derby man gets 60 days for payroll theft case
Howard J Farrell of Derby, after changing his plea, was sentenced by Judge Edwin S Thomas in Federal District court to sixty days in New Haven county jail for stealing a $2,500 payroll sent by registered mail. The missing funds were part of a payroll package from Ansonia National Bank to James Swan Co of Seymour, mailed in February. Farrell was working the mail run between the post office and railroad station in Ansonia under contract and restitution has been made.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Howard J Farrell
Derby
Edwin S& Thomas
Federal District Court
Ansonia Nations] Bank
James Swan Company
Seymour
Farrell
Rai Road
Ansonia
Kissing does not shorten life says professor
Washington reports Dr I K Atherton of the University of Maryland disputes the claim that kissing cuts life short. In a West Pocket Essay he argues kisses do not erode lifespan and may reflect that most people are meant to live long.
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Washington
I K Atherton
University of Maryland
Atherton
Shortest crops in years forecast by Federal Crop Board
The July crop report from the Department of Agriculture projects the corn crop at 2.274 billion bushels, the lowest since 1920s, with other crops varying. It notes a seven million acre reduction in area, four percent tobacco decline, and generally poor fruit prospects in the eastern corn belt, while western states show fair to good prospects for some crops.
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Nashington
Associated Press
Department of Agriculture
Crop Reporting Board
Waterbury papers file complaint on marriage intent rule
Waterbury newspapers filed a formal complaint with Dr Stanley H Osborn state health commissioner against town clerks of Naugatuck Torrington and Plymouth for denying public filing of marriage intentions The move follows Dr Osborn statement that he would seek an attorney general ruling on whether the new marriage law requires public filing The attorney general had previously indicated he would issue a ruling if asked by Dr Osborn
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Waterbury
Astociate Press
W Alling
Osborn
We Irish Help Others Crippled Boy Gives Blood
Eleven year old Jimmy Murphy of Brooklyn, born with infantile paralysis, saved a Negro friend at Long Island College Hospital by offering a blood transfusion after a surgeon warned his friend Jim Blunt was near death. Jimmy declared the Irish help others and, with parental consent, donated blood to save his hospital bedmate. The event sparked local pride as he joked about the response echoing Harlem.
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York
Jimmy Murphys
Jimmy
Warren Alneet
Brooklyn
Long Island College Hospital
Jim Blunt
Manhattan Avenue
Manhattan
Jim
Pecalac
Jimmy Siiir
Chemitlly
Ing Prubube
Doc
Grine
Harlem
Jimmy Murphy
Head of Another Woman Victim Found in Transit Yard
Brooklyn city crime tale unfolds as three women and a man’s deaths are linked to the 28 Prospect Place house. A severed head was found in the MTA yard while other body parts and a thigh surfaced in Grand Army Plaza and in Battery Park, with suspects questioned and a sailor witness denying murder.
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Prospect Place
Sarah Elizabeth
Selma Larsen Bennett
Brooklyn
Mehattan Transit Company
Thirty-seventh Street
Fifth Brooklyn
Hirs
Bennett
Colar
Benett
Miss Brownell
Sam
Plaza
Grand Army Plaza
Lee
Salle
Sho
Misa
Mra
Battery Parc
Manhattan
Battery Park
Botty
Alfred Benne
Pro Plice
May Binneté
Caai
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Baston
Locati
Connecticut
Howard L Shaft
Counst
Charles B Marsh
Nichols Tikes
Michele Alterge
Thal
Village Improvement Association of
Frederick J. Kingsbury
Mary Lynch
Norway
Nationa Austoy
Ona
Prunes
Rawle
Telles
Anand
O'Higgins
Britisher
BAY State
Vanzetti
Alvah T Puller
Sacco-Vanzet
Rye Berch NH
Mra Rose Sarco
Commonwealth
Inez
Lindbergh
Ineo
Parley
U. S
Federal Board
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Associaly’. Ed Press
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