Bethel Youth Seeks Release From Pretended Marriage
Joseph T. O'Hari, eighteen, of Bethel, asks in Superior Court for annulment of a marriage to Hegel Nichols O'Hari. The suit states he was entrapped and forced into a ceremony performed by Justice Arthur F. Baylor without his or his parents consent, noting a Bethel license was issued without parental approval.
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Joseph T. O'Hari
Bethel
Nis
Hegel i Nichols O
Eon
Ib Fures
Arthur FE
Baylor
Pease of
Hethel
Delinquents Pay $6.52 at Monday Court Session
Personal tax delinquents faced fines as most prisoners were ordered to pay their taxes. Several defendants showed paid receipts or military service exemptions while many others received continuances to raise funds, listing names and addresses among the docket.
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Thomas Albis
Stithnan
Len
Hong Tse
Sadie Accadi
Attack on Woman Quelled by Police
Police quelled a frenzied attack by Tinian Kinney on Antimae Desjerla inside a store on North Avenue. Kinney, mother of four, was calmed and returned home. the assault left Mrs Desjerla with scratches and bruises. No charges were pressed given Kinney's family situation and police promised monitoring.
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Tinian Kinney
Antimae Desjerla
9 North
Kinney
Four Boston men convicted in auto hold-up case
Four Boston men were sentenced for an auto hold-up that occurred on April 13. The defendants Gustave Clough James A. Mera John F E Sommes and Usreld FB allegedly carjacked Pat Alman Joho J. fwen dn Providence and fled to Stanitusd Connecticut where they were arrested. Sentences in the Providence court were suspended pending action in this state. All but one face related charges.
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Boston
Gustave Clough
James A. Mera
John FE
Sommes
Usreld
Tocy
Patalman Joho J. Fwen
Severe Earthquakes Reported in Malaya
Reports describe severe earthquakes in Malaya with continuing tremors into the night. Dispatches cite damage in coastal towns and fear of further quakes as authorities urge precautions and cordon off affected areas.
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Malaya
HekkaCream Aids Breathing For Hay Fever Sufferers
HekkaCream offers relief for hay fever by opening clogged passages and restoring normal breathing. It reduces irritation and can provide permanent relief in some cases. Also helpful for catarrh rose colds head colds and other nasal conditions. Keep stubs handy.
Radio Programs Blaze Across New York Airwaves
A dense listing of radio schedules across New York stations includes music programs, weather, news, talks, and orchestras. Notable names like Olson's Orchestra, Adele Withersee, and multiple soprano and violinists appear, with times ranging from early morning to late evening and various venues across the city.
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Panama
W. Ballyn
Coves M News
Olson
AL Ney Yen
Hite White Kay
Hilde White Kas
Adele Woot
Ein Blm
Viegteer Schulz
Cyril Langtots
FMC
Ann Robertson
Cy Dom
OO FM
Iva Laterra
Frensh
Wanda Norman
Alice Mwi Mamson
Soloweineert
Lyeresdy
Moment
WANG
Rackage
Luselef Whitecloud
Thavis
Ikabel
Fendersett
Sapcaso Yakland
Orchentts
Ntu
Prince Plott
Lew Ford
Bot McLean
Tony Sharers
Naval Observatory
Westher
Uclinh
Marion B. Angus
Louie Beaman Hasther
Juha Dandurand
Meg ‘Palmer
Newark
Harly-bird
Clase
Vinant Vigor
Clas P
Rhegma Lugleman
Yprane
AL DeLacey
Regina Angleman
Arthur Pryor
Bana
Newa
le Spur
Bretton Halt
Wham
Aylanclc City
Miu Franklin
Pal-U
Department of Agriculture, Livestock and Produce
Caele Wip
Murphy’s Minstrels
Hauddon Hall
Atlantic City
Incheon
Soares
Medital
Traynoce Pinner Musicae M
Murphy's Mingtzels
Ahajionte-Haddon
Ali Due Teiflaghus
Four new broadcasting stations licensed in Washington
The Commerce Department approved four additional stations for operation expanding the prior 43 percent of authorized outlets. WIBT Chicago, WCRL Chicago, WMRBLI Chicago Moody Bible Institute, and KGAR Tucson receive new wavelengths with lists of schedules and programs across multiple markets including New York Philadelphia and Boston. time blocks feature news weather music and assorted entertainment.
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Washington
Tuly
Commerce Department
WIBT
J. S. Boyd
Chicago
WCRL
Chicago Federation of Labor
Wmrbli
Moody BL
Ole Institute of Chicago
KGAR
Tucson
Ariz
Retirement Board seeks greater sum for reserve lists
Hartford July 12 AP The state teachers retirement board will ask the state board of finance to recommend $54 000 to add to its reserve fund of $700 000 to cover impairment from the last fiscal year caused by more retirements and a higher minimum pension from 300 to 330. Dorothy M Shanley secretary and former Senator Edward Rayd assistant secretary to present the request. A meeting of the state board of control is scheduled for Thursday and the board of finance will meet beforehand. A prior session had proposed adding 25 0000 to the reserve, cut by the appropriations committee by 25 000. An unexpected rise in retirement requests is expected to extend into the new fiscal year.
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Hartford
State Teachers’ Retirement Board
State Board of Finance
Board of
Contra
Misa Qerothy M. Shanley
Edward 4. Rayd
Finance Board
State Board of Control
Board of Finance
Committee On Appropriations
Connecticut Tax Receipts Reach 95 Million for Year
Hartford July 12 Robert O Raton collector of internal revenue today announced that receipts in the Connecticut district under his jurisdiction for the fiscal year ending June 30 last totaled 95 422 001 dollars or about 35 422 904 dollars more than the previous year The report notes growth in federal tax collections and outlines the total by category and period.
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Hartford
Robert O. Raton
Internal Revenue
Connecticut
Rosemary Hall Teacher Dead in Rock Ridge
Greenwich July 12 AP Miss Eda Budbecker of Rosemary Hall faculty died at her home in Rock Ridge Greenwich She formerly headed Nicholas School Geattle Wash and moved to Greenwich six years ago Miss Budbecker wed with her sister Fannie and a niece Miss va Ha B Kane both members of the Rosemary faculty
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Greenwich
Eda Budbecker
Rosemary Hall
Track Ridge
Nicholas Schol
Geuttle
Wash
Misa Budbecker
Fannie
Va Ha B. Kane
Rosemary
Newspapermen 10 Be Week's Guests of New Hampshire
Seventy five newspapermen and 125 with their ladies began a six day tour of New Hampshire from Hoston. They were met at the state line by Gov John G Wirdant and Mayor D Sargent. Luncheon at Nashua Country club. Receptions at Milford and Deterboro. Guernsey Cattle club hosts at dinner in Keene. Visits include Manchester Exeter and Portsmouth with a final luncheon.
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Hoston
Nashua Country Club
Milford
Deterboro
Guernsey
Carpenters Riot Wounds Eight In Kansas City
In Kansas City Missouri a riot at Research hospital left one carpenter near death and eight others with minor injuries after strikebreakers and sympathizers were pelted with stones. About fifty attackers fled as two non union carpenters were captured after a chase by police in several blocks. The union had pressed for wage increases amid construction tensions.
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Kansas City, Mo
Carpenters’ Union
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