Plane crash injures two reserve officers at Far Rockaway
In Mineola during training at Mitchell Field two reserve officers were injured when their aircraft dropped 200 feet over Far Rockaway. First Lieutenant Michael Leikari sustained fractures and internal injuries while Second Lieutenant Charles D. Murray suffered a fractured elbow and other trauma. Murray was hysterical for hours after the crash. He may die.
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Mineola
Isieutenant
Michaal Leikari
Charles D. Murry
Far Rockaway
Mitchell Field
Murray
Roosevelt Name 10 Honor Stadium for Foreign Born
New York July 24 A stadium to be named for Theodore Roosevelt and devoted to disseminating among the alien born the gospel of Americanization as taught by the former president is to be erected on the lower East Side Hector Street at Eaiox Street it was announced by Harry H Cahlacht president of the downtown chamber of commerce formerly welfare commissioner on Ellis Island He said he had arranged to use illuminated signs to teach immigrants their A B C s Other educational work through electric blackboards is also contemplated.
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New York
Theodore Froosevelt
Lower East Side
Hector
Harry H. Cahlacht
Downtown Chamber of Commonweachlacht
Ellie Island
Derby Masons Plan Lake Compounce Outing
Derby July report notes Masons of Derby with Tall Cedars of Leopanga of Swaterbury arranging a Lake Compounce outing on Saturday in August. Local members from the city expected to attend in large numbers. Also mentions Mr and Mrs Albert Davy visiting Scranton and returning home, and Derby High School alumni Joseph Braseho planning to enter Syracuse University to study law and engineering.
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Derby
Leopanga
Swaterbury
Lake Compounce
Albert Davy
Myrtie Jstreet
Scranton
Moter
Joseph Braseho
Derby H Igh School
Syracuse University
Brardhe
Mgr
Fred W. Simpson
Ferooniyn
Thomas van Etten
Anson Street
Margaret Johnson
Prudential Sai
Birthday Dog Biscuit Arrives for Laddie Boy
Washington July 4 Laddie Boy the President's dog received a birthday cake shaped like a doghouse in a box delivered to the White House by express service. The cake made of dog biscuits arrived on time for the dogs birthday and invitations will be sent to Laddie Boys canine friends for a small gathering.
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Washington
Laddie Boy
White Houses
Laddia Boy
Laddie Bay
Esual
Local Office Vacations and Resident Movements
Life Insurance Company office resumes after a three week vacation. Mr and Mrs Honan left for Criskill Mountains and Honan will return end of week while Mrs Honan and two children stay until Labor Day. Miss Jessie White resumes duties in local Telephone Exchange after vacation in Carbondale. Miss Charlotte Colwell back from Ocean Beach and resumes private secretary duties to Town Clerk James F Donzhue. Leo J Housing of Watertown visits Frank Ryan of Elizabeth Street.
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Life Insurance Company
Honan
Criskill Mountains
Charlotte Colwell
Ocean Beach
Kew London
Jamey F. Donzhue
Leo J
Watertown
Frank Ryan
Elizabeth Street
Mian Named Defendant in 10000 Suit in Westport
Westport July 24 Dominica Vetromile proprietor of the Mien mar Thm has been named defend ant in an action for 10000 by Wil Mam Krewse administrator of the estate of Adolph Krause who died from injuries after a fall at a hotel last February. Case returnable first Tuesday of September in the Superior court in Bridgeport. Antiques Sold At public auction of Mr H Sommerville collection at Myrtle avenue and State street drew over 30 buyers with many valuable items and long histories. John Abar moved into a new house at Linneth street and Riverside crowne. A S Green of Cross Highway hauled 6090 yards of gravel for the new shore road in Saugatuck.
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Westport
Dominica Vetromile
Mien Mar Thm
Rr. H. Sommervile
Myrtle Avenue
State Street
J. M. Michell
John Abar
Lineeth Street
Riverside Crenue
A. S. Green of Cross Highway
New Shore Road
Saugatuck
Nash
Connecticut
Broderick Reicnert
Washington Avenue
Bridge Slo
Currine Crosman
Riverside Avenue
Joseph G. Hratt
Bridgeport
State
Main Street
Dailey's
Canalltreet
Canal Street
Nathan Shippey
Brookside Terrace
Wills H. Jones
Weirton Stee!com
Tit
New York
Ling
Walnut Beach Seaside Visitors Take Summer Vacations
Summer visitors enjoy Walnut Beach with families from Waterbury Meriden Newark and New Haven spending weekends and weeks with local residents. Local incidents include a Milford police watch during a barbershop pool hall disturbance and several visitors staying at cottages and homes along Myrtle Beach and Oak Avenue while awaiting relocations and permanent plans.
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Walnut Beach
Juliana
Bertha Jurim
Martin Bevo
Elamera Woret
Car) Sehoanmalie
Waterbury
Milford Policamera
Ied Wriah
Hurn Unt
Milford Police
Slanlen
New Haven
Bean
Victoria
A. C
de Kaufmans and Millers
Frank Fairchild
Miselena Eck
Newark
Dan Sullivan
Henham Gavenue
Buddie’ Beach
Jumes Ustics
Oak Avenue
Myryls Beach
Jax Goldbere
N. J
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Sweet Indiana Home
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