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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1926
Page
3
A long, fragmentary piece outlines the evolution of the American Navy, touching on modernization and overhaul of ships, sea power concepts, and a public display of naval changes. It mentions ships, crews, and goals for future readiness and explores broader themes of naval history and technological progress.
In Oregon two Bioekls and a Philadelphia navy project open to build small wooden vessels. The effort has raised about 200000 dollars with costs around one thousand lots. Activities span from constructing an airplane propeller to the most modern steel ship.
A fragmented account recalls a Marine shipboard journey filled with dangers as troops traveled from New York to Europe. Amid fog and peril, units reached port, paraded in Versailles, and received cautious recognition from officials before returning home.
A veteran received a six month sentence after a court hearing. The judge named Fret presided as the defendant faced charges related to bootlegging. The man, described by the report as an older veteran, was ordered to serve the term and undergo further proceedings related to the case.
A Petticoat cutter claims fashion styles reduced his weekly pay from 816 to 90 dollars, arguing that contemporary designs and societal shifts harmed earnings. The case mentions his former employer and the disputed wage during a period when women wore petticoats as standard apparel.
Givitan clubs will meet before the session in Bilgeport on Saturday with plans to travel to Philadelphia for an international convention starting June 6. The weekly luncheon at Steitfeld hotel featured member Cristensen and details on entertainment for visiting guests and the June trip.
Smith College launches a comprehensive study of its curriculum and educational theory. A student committee of two juniors one sophomore and one freshman will examine curricula at other colleges, with findings and suggestions to be approved by students and then submitted to Dean Frances Jenon Bernard. The self perpetuating committee will periodically propose course modifications.
Sokol handwork valued at about 10 990 was shown at Soke Fall as part of a program by Slatakh Gymnasium Umoneke. Three girls in Crechosioyythum peasant costumes attended, Anga Fanaga Jiene Pos Pel and Anni fon. Several pieces valued around 300 were submitted by Helen Simons and Tiene Pospirit. Many items were hand stamped and passed down generations. The exhibition opens to the public Friday night with new pieces today as lodges have not yet sent their work.
In Saskatoon a local bank branch was attacked by bandits who bound a teller and attempted to blow open the safe. They set a fire before fleeing. the vault remained unopened and a woman, Mrs Emma Lindolum, was injured and rescued as flames spread through the bank.
The piece warns drivers to monitor gasoline levels before emergencies. It likens gas to vitality, noting signs of depletion such as blue around the eyes and shaky hands. Caution about overexertion causing breakdowns and urging careful energy management in individuals and businesses.
Women's stockings of rayon and silk with lisle top and sole in black gunmetal zinc sandalwood peach and biscuit 75c. Infant's socks of mercerizedlisle in plain colors black champagne cordovan rom per blue 12 34c. Infant's socks silk and rayon in plain colors white pongee orchid sky pink 0c. Main floor rear.
Women's slicker umbrellas offer rainproof covers in plaid combinations with short stubby handles priced at $3.
Herbert Val Stiver of Springdate pleaded guilty in city court to soliciting insurance without a license and was fined three dollars and costs. He was arrested by state police last week on complaint of the state.
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