Building boom threatened by high costs and delays
Amid rising construction costs and growing labor pressure, American builders warn that a wave of new projects could fail to materialize. The American Construction Council urges restraint, delaying nonessential work until autumn and urging press coverage to curb demand as costs surge.
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Washington
Albin
New York
Boston
Srey Gens
Americany Construction Council
Tabor
Canfe Reyes
Hou
Wmi
American Construction Council
Politi~ing
Departent of
Commerce
Costa
Yaar Chow
Obituary notices for Morris Haupt Sarah M Darnlog and Louisa Bellwage
Obituary fragments report Morris Haupt dies after a short illness at his home with wife Lena Kaplan. funeral at his residence and burial at Addaxteral cemetery. Separate notices list Sarah M. Darnlog whose funeral is today at 859 Iran Avenue with burial at Kent Cann cemetery. Louisa Bellwage to be interred at Fresh Pond cemeteries after services at 168 Wells Street home.
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Morris Haupt
Merels Kaplan
William Street
Lena Kaplan
Addaxteral Cemetery
Sanh M. Darling
Sarah M. Darnlog
Hejia
Iran
Kent
Cann
Louisa Rellwage
Louisa Bell- Wage
Howard Speer
Wells Street
Fresh Pond
Ceeters
Long Island
Unusually Busy Day in Churches Across Town
Sunday services and Children’s Day programs filled churches including Second Baptist Stratford Congregational and First English Lutheran along with United Congregational and First Presbyterian churches. Readings, baptisms, flower presentations, and class promotions highlighted a busy religious scene with prayers and special exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford Congregational Church
Lothern Church
Felicts Ant
United Congregational
First Presbyterian
Diplomas Awarded to Seven Nurses at St. Vincent’s
Diplomas were conferred at St. Vincent’s Hospital for exemplary nursing and special honors. Recipients included Miss Winds Cecilia Wennedy, Miss Cons iiance Gertrude Stakres, Miss Mary Welly, Miss Helenn Lesko, Miss Florerice Gore, Miss Madeline Murphy, and Miss Mary Emily Smith. Murphy received the five medal. Smith the St. Sufratorian prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincents Hospital
Baka Grexery Murray
Shatford
Valentie
Nowen
Cagherta Foltewed
Crentuy Spiritus
Kosala
Pisboy Murray
Misa
Cecilia Wennedy
Consiiance
Gertrude Stakres
Milas Winifred Mary Welly
Helenn Lesko
Misa Lent Florerice Gore
Madeline Catherine Murphy
Mary Emily Smith
Mies Murphy
Mise Smith
Virie‘ Digtarian
Prigze
Misa Kelly Tre
Two Injured When Motorcycle Turns Somersault Twice
In South Norwalk on June 1 a motorcycle owned by August Landy skidded into a car, then rolled twice injuring Landy and ejecting Andrew Cario. Landy feared fractured globs but later deemed with bruises. Cario suffered cuts and bruises. Landy was treated at Milford hospital, no bones broken. The other driver, Charles Mas of Watertown, escaped with minor injuries. Investigators cited Landy as at fault. no arrests made.
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Norwalk
Spether Teterram
Landry
Ir Ssatl
Milford Hospital
Clavlo
Sandy
Bridgeport Avenue
Naugatuck Avenue
Charles Mas
Freinch Atreet
Watertown
Conn
Landy
Fulke
Acaiden
Lenny
Penn State to Lose Many Stars as Graduation Looms
College, Pa. June b With graduation today Penn State will bid farewell to numerous star athletes. Football loses Benz Walford Logue. track loses Kauffman, Wile, and others. baseball sees many seniors depart led by Bill, Ware, and Miler. Basketball must replace Captain Koehler and key players. Boxing, tennis, and soccer also suffer losses, while freshmen provide the hope for a strong next year.
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Stats College
Penn State
Benz
Walford
Logue
Snes Canlaln Kauffman
Wile
Eagerion
Kretter
Roy
Papd
Movhler
Tefe
Ware
Miler
Tnebirah Wna
Koehler
Weestlirs
Kyoans
Sicharis
Park
Wil He Gene
Cyrus Carder
Xocrer
Longhurst
Heral
Gall
Shale
Oris Caplan Chwiter
Elsler
Galhehril
Cropieston
Bower
Cannel
Blaskinora
Birds Immigrants Watch for Trouble Makers in U S Imports
Washington reports alarm over foreign birds entering the country via ships and export by agents. Over 200000 birds arrive yearly, with inspectors targeting parrots, canaries, budgerigars, and exotic species. The article notes dangers from destructive or unhealthy birds and details recent shipments from Australia and the Pacific, including thousands of parrots and zebras. It highlights debates about keeping English sparrows from farms and the challenges of exhibit-worthy specimens at national museums.
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Washington
Tri Dune
Atia Cranny
Mike Treuhin
Atory
Bern
South Seas
Afrlen
Avi
Gentral
Snrie Varga
San Francisco
Australia
Cninea
Pria
Simer
Rance Ag
Department of Agriculture
North America
America
Sioux Nation Named Former Landlords of West Sioux
A Washington bulletin from the National Geographic Society outlines the Sioux as a major North American tribe and details decades of land losses, treaties, and conflicts with the United States. It traces displacement from Minnesota to the west, sacred names, and pivotal battles, including Little Bighorn, and notes the ongoing claim for old homesteads supported by hundreds of signatures.
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the Bulletin
Mexico
Brontes
Bonge Towa
la Grega
California
Uae
Red Cloud
Roy Piher
Indiana
Dakota
Omen
Arkona
Kanga Lown
Sieur
Bulfaty
Mentberg
Wisnonsk
Tven
Fairfield High School Graduates Plan Busy Week of Events
Fairfield High School graduation week features a seniors banquet at the El Rock Arm, commencement exercises at the Community Theatre, and junior farewell receptions at the Ritz in Bridgeport. The year includes a bright class with 24 pursuing academic studies and 14 aiming for college, with notable speakers lined up and a large Ritz reception anticipated.
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Iach
Qian
Hose
Waldron
James Sharkey
Thorne
Olga, Clune
Olive Hackett
Magda Nelson
Dorothy Measem
May ‘Tiersey
Helen Fledge
Helen Pert
Ances Fallon
Marguerite Olmateiu
Matilda Macek
Paw Petar
Colege
Jtunior
Teld
Ritz, Bridgeporta
Westport Notes and Local Happenings
Westport notes from The Telegram report activities at Holy Trinity church and a lecture by J. TR. Pheip. Miss Lucila MacDonall of Connecticut College visits parents. Compa Engine Co. No. 2 and Saugatuck Co. No. 4 plan meetings. Women's Auxiliary hosts a church event. B L Toquet sustains a broken leg at State street plant. Bridgeport visitors include Comptroller S. Frederick Salmon and others. New houses on Gorham Avenue and North Main Street noted as under construction. Rainey Macy returns from Louisville to Westport for the summer to oversee horses on Lenaville and Westport estates. An old joke snippet closes.
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Westport
Pheip
Holy Lands
Holy Trinity Church
Lucila MacNonail
Connecticut College
New London
Angua I’. MacDonall
Compa Road
Compa Engine Company No. 2
Saugatuel Toseoompany No. 4
Prriora
B. L. Toquet
Avery Place
State Street
Bridgeport Yesterd
Frederick Salmon
Riverside Avenue
Robert Nelson Walsh
Brooksite Terrace
Henry Burns Cillen
Gorham
TVT
Bedford
Lenaville
Westport Estates
Autoist Gets Into Plenty of Trouble
WESTPORT June 10 Special to the Telegram Alex Anderson of New York city was arrested after failing to obey a state police order to stop his automobile. He was charged with operating a motor vehicle while under the influence, refusing to stop when ordered, reckless driving, and with defective brakes. Bonds of $400 were demanded, and the case was set for arraignment in Westport town court Monday evening.
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Westport
Leo Carrol Io
Boston Post
Alex Anderson
New York City
Westnort
Angroy
Mauer
Westmort
Evolution by heredity claims at Cambridge showpiece
Dr Paul Kammerer outlined experiments aiming to speed up evolution and transfer acquired traits to offspring. He exhibited a proteus eye restoration and a toad's mating pad, plus reversed salamander development, claiming results are hereditary. Cambridge scholars weighed the potential and risks of engineering human heredity for improved qualities.
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Paul Kagemerer
Vienna
Shkutms
Cambridge
Efure
University Natural History Society
Kammerer
Sammerec
Onimala
Hall
de. Keramere
Calstes
Kamerer
Pene Islands
Selemander
G. H. F. Nuttall
F. Ry II
Cambridge University
Dr. Kammerer
Fraternal and Masonic Groups Meet in Stratford and Bridgeport
A list of meeting sites and affiliations appears for various lodges and fraternal organizations across Stratford and Bridgeport. Locations include Red Men hall, State Street addresses, St Pauls Episcopal, Masonic Temples, and related orders such as O. E. S. and Sons of St Getree. The notices name councils, lodges, and executive boards with street addresses in the city.
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Okennel Tribe
Red Men's Hall
Stratford Bridgeport
State Street
Bridgepine Council
A. BM
Loyalty
Sons of St Getree
Stratford Avenue
Borrones
Glee Elo
St. Charles
East Main Street
Samuel
Byrris Ledge
Wet Renad Street
Bienia Tole
Pht Society
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Bertha Ludee
Hertha
Cannon Street Court
Pack City
Foot
Jerusalem Council
S. M
Masonic Temple
Washington Council
Poof Ty A
Funeral notices from June 1923 1929 city entries
Multiple obituary notices list names, dates, and locations for funerals and interments. Entries include Sarah Darling 1923 at Iranistan Avenue, Alice Warren 1924 at Brooklawn Park, Theresa McNamara 1924 with Mass at St Patrick’s, Harriet Hoffman 1923 private service, Louise Rollowegen 1829 cremation, Joseph Jarosinsky Jr. 1943 at St Cyril and Methodius, Phoebe Jaun drill 1923, Delra Moody 1929 at Lakeview cemetery, Barbara Von Sommerfeld 1923, Alonzo Acker 1924 at Fairfield, Grace Mosman memorial verses, and Grace Eyre family notes.
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Sarah W
Frederick WW. Darling
Iranistan Avenue
Kent, Conn
Dpowns
Alice Martha
Branson Warren
Nelson H. Ana F. Wesley Downs
Branson M. Warren
Brooklawn Park
Joneath
Ss Bmunamara
Theresa Crown
Mic Ohael McNamara
Iate Residérce
lTerry Place
Patric's
St. Michael's Ceme
Hopfman
Harriet A. Wifs
Fred Hoffman
Norfield Cemetery
Weston
Conn
Rollwagen
Louise Rollowegen
Howard Speer
West Street
Freac ‘Pond
Long Iisland
Jarosinsky
Shilton State
Joseph Jarosingks, Jr
Amantha
Church Street
Cyril and
Methodlet Ehurch
Micha¢l
H. A. Remington
Broad Street
Bridgeport
Lakeview Cemetery
von Sommerfeld
rMs
W. J. Ihtenen
Rowsley Street
Barbara
Julius von Sommerfeld
Henry E. Bishop
Fairfield Avenue
Fresh Pond
N.acker
Alonzo C. Acker
Fairfield
Fairfield Aves Nue
Dale Cemetery
Oresining
N.Y
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Haine
Aseinane
Ila Pasang
Francis P. di
Nebie Avenue
Huntington Road
Common Council
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iAttes Francis Re Hs Za
The
Relstve
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Diner St
Grovars
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Mart
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Common Court
Desigan
Peter
Julie
Caratruntion West
Charutaety
Interoses Uhl Helor
MD Boniava
Chia
Jones
Kangas
Araly
Pagand
Baker's
Baker
Liem
ST. Vincent’s
J. G. Murray
New Haven
Devon
Alma
Ion Paess
Hlad Bae
Wwe
Leen
Staan
National Museum
Philip Tsland
Ainea
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Ragerty
Moraver
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Oife
Samuel Gylemen Marke
Waper
Belne Nievnd
Norwood
Fairfield Hgh School
Tom
Jack
Grace Elizabeth Mosman
Atvey
Willen
Ange
Chlid Anid
Dune
Grace
Calli
WH. Eyre
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