French aviators Nungesser and Coli reported alive
Reports from River Bend Quebec and Paris claim the missing French aviators Nungesser and Coli may have been found alive after leaving Paris on May 6. Flares and a pistol were recovered with an explanation tying the reports to the North American mainland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
River Bend
Blatts
Saguenay River
Lves
Montreal
Que
Nungesser
Coli
Lake St. John
St. Germain
Mnd
Auto Runs 59 Miles Per Gallon Invention Claims Gains
A garbled report discusses an invention promising 59 miles per gallon and instant starts. It mentions engines tested with various fuels and claims quick energy savings, noting prototypes and potential cost reductions in fuel use. The piece references experts and a dated address in 1941 with promotional language and notices of fees.
Nash Sheaff wedding unites Nash and Comstock in Norwalk
Annie E Nash daughter of George P Nash of Portland Maine married Clifford William Comstock son of Captain and Mrs William J Comstock of Norwalk at the bride’s sister Mrs Harold A Sheaff home on Warren Street Norwalk. Ceremony officiated by Rev Ernest F McGregor with sister Mrs Sheaff as attendant and Chester A Comstock as best man. couple left for a wedding trip to Portland Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annle Eiizabeth Nash
George P Nash
Portland
Maine
Clifford William Comstock
William
Comstock
Warren Street
Norwalk
Harold A Sheeff
Willow Street
T Ernest F. McGregor
First Congregational Church
Mish Nash
Bigger Air Fleet Needed for Peace
A London luncheon honors Charles Lindbergh with a gala reception attended by William L. De Bost of the New York Chamber of Commerce and St Louis partner Harry Knight. Chief White Horse Eagle, a full-blood Cherokee, greets Lindbergh, who expresses gratitude for his late father and his own aviation achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H Knight
St Louis
London
Mr. de Bost
Lindbergh
Lindy
Big Chief
White Horse Eagle
Catskills
Bay
Duble Marling
Essa
Lindy Marling
Brad-Dun Company
We Company
Matling
Europe
Marling
de Bost
Chamber of Commerce of
New York
Frazee
Park Avenue
John J Byrne
Brooklyn
National Association of Professions Baseball Leagues
May Park Ufder
Remington Award of 646829 In Court Ruling
The United States government contends a September 1915 information flow and a December 18 1938 meeting shaped the contract dispute with Remington. A Tull auditor found a possible excess charge tied to conversion price, with the court noting the case questions whether Remington was obliged to devote low price materials bought for performance to government uses. The judge stated no obligation to repurpose cheap supplies for federal account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Plait Uli
Kowtnmenl Wes
Remington Company
Coolidge On Last Lap Of Journey
President Coolidge neared stopping points in South Dakota with Mrs Coolidge. Senator Norbeck joined at Lake Preston with a eastern state delegation. Huron hosted about 5000 people for the reception. crowds cheered the President and first lady as flowers were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Argus
Huron
Coolidge
Citions
Senator Norbeck
Mr Coolidge
Lake Preston
Minnesota
Policeman rescues two from capsized boat in sound
About a mile offshore in the sound a patrolman spotted an overturned boat. He pulled a drowning boy aboard, then saved a second youth from the water. Both were brought to shore, examined by Dr. Morne, and treated for shock and exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Burton
Tenney
East End Yacht Club
R Morne
Firemen Respond To Two Auto Smoke Alarms
Fire department answered two calls last night for cars with carburetor trouble and no damage was reported. At 8 13 p m hoax call near East Washington avenue and Beach street summoned apparatus for Rex Kember of 714 Howard Avenue whose automobile emitted smoke from a flooding carburetor. A still alarm sent crew to M J McClusky of 54 Fulton Street parked on East Main Street also with carburetor trouble.
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East Washington Avenue
Beach Street
Rex Kember
Howard Aeenue
M J McClusky
Fulton Street
East Main Street
Three Re elected to Park Board
Elmer WH Havens and William B Board along with Jerome Orcutt were re elected to the park board and Tolbrery commissioners at a meeting yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer WH Havens
William B
Bill
Jerome Orcutt
Board of Tolbrery Commissioners
Chaplin Divorce Trial Set for August 22 in LA
A divorce trial for Chaplin is scheduled for August 22 in Department 20 of the Superior Court. Presiding judge Welter J Wood will oversee the case with one attorney representing each party.
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Chaplin
Los Angeles
Envorce
Welter J Wood
Rage
Milford Judge Resigns Before Term Starts
Hartford June 15 By Associated Press Governor Trumsull teary accepted the resignation of Jervi:. 0. Brown Jr., of Milford town court. The resignation is effective the Monday in July, the date from which Judge Brown had been elected for a two year term. He has served Milford town court for several years. No successor has yet been appointed.
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Hartford
Jime
iBy
Associated Press
Trumsull
Jervi
Brown, Jr
Milford
Brown
Hac Beer Annerat
General Assembly
Airport Board Elects Kelly Chairman at City Meeting
Edward L. Kelly was elected chairman of the city Airport Commission at the organization meeting with Mayor Behrens. Other appointees Willett and Bullard attended. A tour of possible sites Seaside Park Lordship Meadows Lordship Blis was advised, with a flight to inspect airfield options next week, possibly funded by short term notes under Home Rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Kelly
Airport Commission
F. William Behrens
Edward 8. Willett
Augustus H Bullard
Clarence Knox
Hartford
Bridaport
Uo Commission
Sloit
Jstrom
Terra Firma
Kelly
Lordsheadows
Lordship Bliis
jProject
Department of Commerce
Boarder Held in Theft of $1040
Frank Babanek, a Lansdowne, Pennsylvania boarder, is jailed in Bridgeport on $2000 bond after allegedly taking $1040 from landlady Mrs. Anna Bayrs on December 5 1926. Bayrs reported the loss December 7 and said the money was missing from a bureau drawer while Babanek worked on an oyster boat in New York. He was arrested after extradition papers arrived from Lansdowne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Babanek
Anna Bayrs
Holistt Street
Lansdowne, Penn
Brbanek
Lansdowne
Lansiowne
Bridgeport
Babanek
Bayes
Detective
Babenek
New York
Black Snake Tribe Holds 15th Reunion at Park
The Black Snake tribe of the Wooderrat League of America marked its fifteenth annual grand council night at the Pair child Memorial park. About 60 braves in buckskin gathered around a large flame, smoked the peace pipe, and admitted new members, celebrating 35 years as the league’s oldest active tribe amid local spectators.
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Trumbull
Black Snake
Woooderatt League of America
Pairchild Memorial Park
Woodratt League of America
Employment Managers Plan Annual Meeting Brightens Schedule
The Employment Managers announce their annual meeting set for Tuesday June at Devinn House Greery Brennan Business. 319 PM event includes a program with speakers and organizational updates.
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Devinn Hous Greery Brennan Busi Nore
Marie
Colleges Should Increase Charges and Endowments
The article argues private funding must grow for college endowments and suggests higher tuition as a path. It envisions scholarships and loans for needy students, with gradual fee increases and expanded loan funds, while noting state universities may respond with higher fees. It also lists Brown honorary degrees and graduates.
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Rockefeller
Mttla
Varius Colleges
Brown
Everett C. Herrick
Newton Theological Institution
William A. Hill
Northern Baptist
Michael Pupin
Columbia University
Mark Sullivan
William L Poeat
Wake Forest
Walter Sarzent
University of Chicago
Edwin C. Broome
Brow
Philadelphia
Wallace BR. Lane
Chicago
Clarence M. Bookman
Friedman Chosen Head of Harry Cutler Lodge No 77
Samuel E. Friedman was elected chancellor commander of Harry Cutler lodge No 77 Knights of Pythias at a meeting last night. Officers named include Louis Bilelweiss vice chancellor Julius Steinbergh prelate Louis Segal master-at-arms W P Shapiro outer guard and Solomon Pavick master-of-works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel E. Friedman
Hary Cutler Lodge No. 77
Knights of Pythias
Louis Bilelweiss
Julius Steinbergh
Louis Segal
W. P. Shapiro
Solomon Pavick
Meetings of Bridgeport fraternal groups listed tonight
A scrambled note lists numerous Bridgeport organizations and meeting sites including Raymond W. Harris Post No 145 at 53 Cannon Street, Pythian Sisters at 4019 1250 Main, Sixth District Republican Club, Elks Lodge No 30 at 360 State Street, Bridgeport Philatelic Club at 185 Main Street, and many others with addresses such as 1241 Main Street, 1596 Main Street, and 174 Broad Street. The message notes secrecy and coordination among groups and mentions Veterans of Foreign Wars and various lodges and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Raymond W. Harris
Cannon Street
Pythian Sisters
Colinthe Temple
Main Street
Republican Club
Madison Avenue
Charles Street
Wowompon Tribe
R M
Central High Seniors Read Will At Banquet
About 200 Central High School seniors attended the annual banquet at Champ's Farm where a class will and prophecy was read in eight pages of a newspaper style. Ed ward Reilly Jr Wilson Tilden Doris Decker George Laden and other leaders were named as future masters in baseball art science and finance. The will was written by Hetty Berman and Rudolph Greiser and set aside seats and roles for the incoming class. Principal James C Moore was guest of honor and urged perseverance. Wilson Tilden Seney accepted a platinum camp gift for Ruth Ladd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High School
Champ's Farm
Duane Decker
The
Pen
Dorothy Mitchell
Edward Reilly, Jr
Wilson Tilden
Doris Decker
George Laden
Hetty Berman
Rudolph Greiser
James C. Moore
Tre
Wilson Tilden Seney
Ruth Ladd
Julia Farnum
Dorothy Cutler
Commencement Criterion Board
Girls’ Student League
Arthur C. Sided
Wilmot T. Fiske
Mildred Brinsmade
Grace Cochran
Mila Dy
Lindbergh Flight Critique by Col Mitchell
Col Mitchell accuses naval officials of incompetence and propaganda over Lindberghs ocean flight. He charges warship leaders with delaying aviation progress and cites the Memphis role and poor plane maintenance at Anacostia. Warner disputes blame, praising navy handling of the ship.
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Edward P. Warner
Navy
Anacostia Field
Wright Company
Col
Mitchell
Washington Post
Warner
Lindbergh
Col Mitchell
Washington
Memphis
Col. Lindbergh
Anacontia
New York
Car Hits Pole in Milford Injuring Two
Two occupants of a Milford bound car crashed into a trolley pole on East Broadway in Myrtle Beach. The trolley pole fell and blocked traffic while police sought the driver and a second woman. The car was a total wreck and two people were hospitalized.
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East Broadway
Myrtle Beach
Milford Hospital
Heir Hove
Pain Barone
Benton Street
Waterbyr
Michael Byuoore
Ifty
SN Jettera Street
Waters Fos
Stans
Roe Tae
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Wootis
Wilson
Associated Fress
Chicourtimi
Wires
Fexber
Coll
Canadian National Telegraphs
Colt
Paris
Charles Nungesser
Francois Colt
Newfoundland
Lauiaco
Wolor
Denlel Gugtenhelm
Placentia Bay
Cn Orief
Femduer
Ror Srin
Annie E. Nash
Clifford W. Comstock
William L. de Bost
Chambi
Commerce
Remington
Marke
South Dakota
Iudge
P. Brown
Airport Board
Boarder
Woman’s Savings
Black Snake Tribe
Friedman
Harry Cutler Lodge
Natested
Titan
Independent Order of Foresters Youre Berkshire
Muensterberg Lodge
Strattiera Encampment
Broad Street International Bible Students Assn
Broad Street
Italian Amorienu
Hough Avenue
Alideeport
Pyumbera and Steamfitters
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Assa Chapel
Etreet
Chapestte
Hamilton
Central
Lindbergh Centes
HART
Hamburg
Gullen’s
Charles Gulden, Inc
Dept. E
Eligabeth Street
New York City
Devoe
Hubbel & Wade CO
Water Street
Canada
Cunard Line
Cunard
Acadia
Old Montreal
St. Lawrence
Thousand Islands
Niagara Falls
Broadway
Fletcher
Bachives
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