Submarine S-31 Beyond Salvage After Collision
New York July 18 The operating and living equipment of the submarine S-31 submerged near Block Island for ten months after a fatal collision with the Sternier City of Rome is beyond salvage. Commander Morris J Lenney said the forward torpedo rack is a wreck with torpedoes rotting and the firing head battered.
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New York
Block Island
Rome
Ligut
Morris J. Lenney
Nqimrv
Lenney
Submarine collision recount shows crew trapped after water flood
Commander Lennoy presented a timeline of actions during the collision. The engine room clocks stopped at 11:25 p m daylight saving time and the bridge annunciator was advanced. Engineers believe the engines were halted by the man on watch before attempting to reverse with electric motors as water flooded the hull.
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Lennoy
Child Struck by Quoit at City Playground
Four year old Tony Conte of 62 Oak Street was hit on the head by a quoit at Lexington Avenue playground. Eddie, who threw the quoit, was cleared of blame as he did not see the child until after release. An ambulance and Dr Green treated the wound. three stitches were required to close the gash.
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Tony Conte
Oakstreet
Lexington Avenue
Tony
Eddie
David 8S. Greenspin
Town Hall
Esther
Andrew Smith
Prooklawn Parkson
Brie Fourad
Oscar Johnson
Division Streat
Myr
Frederick Emanuelson
Wings
Edighway East
Joseph Louis
Joseph Louis Lasky
Oak- Wood Avenue
Arthur John
John Henry Leffert
Greenfield Street
Helen Grace
Howard Jack Evans
Cross Highway
Sella Guildios
Southport
Board of Selectmen
Anthony Langley
John
Emmia Takaca
Kenwood Avenue
Cancle Avenue
Kings Highway
Julius Kish
Halley Avenue
Florence Steeves
Moody Avenue
Kyngs Hiighway
To and Koentls
Minnie Btlin
Caungress Street
Quowa Road
Fairfield
Greenfield Hill
Bronson
First Church of Christ
Women's Guild
Could
Ralph H. Segess
Yale
Faith Chapel
Rogers
John H. Grant
Drunk on Probation Led to Longer Jail Term
Herman Snyder of McKinley Avenue must serve four months in jail for drunkenness and creating disturbance while on probation. He had been sentenced to five months for taking a motor truck without permission, with four months suspended on probation. Judge Ralph Beers revoked the suspension after the latest arrest, sending Snyder back to jail and leaving a zero days suspended sentence on the new charge.
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Herman Snyder
McKinley Avenue
Snyder
Jal
Ralph Beers
Beads of many nations in Mrs. Bishops treasure trove
Atlantic City July 13 AP Y Mrs L Brackett Bishop known as the lady of the Beads displays strings collected from distant lands at a General Federation of Women's Clubs convention. She describes beads from Africa South America Czechoslovakia Russia and Persia. Each strand carries stories of origin love safety and virtue as colors speak a language to her.
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Atlantic City
APY
Mrs. Bishop
Monkkey
Hugh
Slave Children Traded for Cattle in Radical Case
Cortland July 13 A Chenango County farmer George Shaw is at Mattewan after buying three Thornington children for a horse a cow and three cents The children Jessie Belle and Marcia Thornington were farmers kids Their father now jailed for child slave trade Shaw sought companionship and housework with the children paying with livestock and pennies Officials investigated alleging beatings and brutality The father was indicted in 1923 fled and was later found working under an assumed name The Thornington children are in institutions and attending school to recover lost years.
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Shaw
Thorningtons
Thornington
Joe
Boston cashier fights off thief in Waldorf restaurant
Miss Sadie MacDonald, a day cashier at a Waldorf restaurant on Summer Street, struggled with two youths who tried to steal her tin box of receipts. One thief fled after a brief struggle. the other escaped with his companion, leaving no trace.
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Boston
Sadie MacDonald
Summer Street
Milas
Esther Ahern
reHef
Miss Ahern
Miss MacDona
Fairfield Parish elects Beeman as rector emeritus
Fairfield July 14 Special to The Fairfield Press announces the resignation of Rector Hov. Allen Everett Heeman at St Pauls Episcopal Church. Heeman is named rector emeritus with a monetary honorarium and continued use of the rectory. Heeman, 71, served since 1897 and was archdeacon of Fairfield County since 1907. Heeman was born in Litchfield, educated at Sedgewick, Yale Class of 1877, studied at Oriel College Oxford, and ordained in 1891. He previously led Christ Church Unionville and Christ Church Gandiner.
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Hov
Allen Everett Heeman
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Hector Fmericus
Lone
Beeman
Wing
Fairfield County
Meeman
Litchfield
Sedgewick Academy
Stratford
Yale
Oxford England
Oriel College
Berkeley Divinity School
Middletown
Christ Church
Unionville
Gandiner
Mualne
Pony
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Walat Company
A. M
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Wortil Ac
Dell-O
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Williams
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Williams &Cameron Co
East Hamroap
Sihie Ass
Healy Pure Food Store
Main St
Edteaks
Boston Cashier
Fairfield Parish
John Lund
Jesse Lund
Greens Farms
Familly
Zoning Board of Appeals
Pratt and Fallon
North Benson Road
Wiliam P. Hutchison
Stratfold Road
G. Lt. Baker
Riverside Drive
Isaac Fleischer
Edward Jacoby
Read
Maud Dowley Parker
Quincy Street
Brooklyn
Allen E. Beeman
Clara M. Flint
Henry M. Ritch
Greenwich
Margaret Collins
John H Grant
Cannon St
Geo. E. Nothnagle & Son
Atsup
South Jersey
Bridgeport
Davey Brothers, Inc
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Bridgeport Public Market Grocery & Delicatessen
Post and Telegram
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