Bridgeport Mayor outlines five year civic program
The mayor details a five year plan funding public improvements including Hillside Home hospital expansion Black Rock sewer work Bassick Junior High and Capitol avenue school. He notes a $60,000 deficit and tax rate changes, praises a new accounting system, and pushes for playgrounds and street paving using bonded funds while detailing sewer projects, park work, police efficiency, and traffic studies.
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Supreme Court Recess Opens Oil Case Waits
Washington June 6 The Supreme Court recessed until Oct 3 without ruling on the Teapot Dome leases held by Harry F Sinclair. The delay could allow the government to move forward with a criminal conspiracy case against Sinclair and former Interior Secretary Albert B Falr before the civil action is resolved.
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Stratfield Fire District Holds First Meeting After Reforms
The Stratfield fire district convened at Lincoln School with commissioner changes. Clarence B. Naramore resigned and W P Hutchinson was elected to replace him while Max L Waterman and James Hanley will keep terms. Clara L Flint was reelected collector of taxes for the district and town.
Local man son of alderman hailed hero of flood
Chief Engineer E. J. Sherry, son of Alderman John Sherry, 479 Central Avenue, Navy veteran for 18 years, commanded boats at Mansura Louisiana to rescue stranded refugees during the Mississippi flood. The Pensacola Journal notes his crew navigated a levee breach to save villagers despite expectations boats would overturn.
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Local efforts aid flood relief through Allegheny workers
The Allegheny local government dispatches a relief effort to Louisiana and praises navy personnel for dangerous rescue work amid ongoing flood response. The report notes some loss of life but credits hazardous operations for preventing greater casualties, while an unrelated incident at Church and Chapels caused fire damage estimated at 300.
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Coca Cola Six Keys Contest Opens for Public Answers
A national survey highlights six reasons Coca Cola is popular, with a contest run from May to August 1927. Entries must be mailed by August 23 to The Coca Cola Company Atlanta, open to all except company affiliates and families. Prizes based on merit, neatness, and clarity. all entries become property of Coca Cola.
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