Four Suits to Be Tried Today in Superior Court
Four jury cases assigned before Judge Isaac Wolfe in Superior court. Lead action is Floya Tucker of Bridgeport suing the Bridgeport Times Company for 15000 alleging contract violation. Anna Walkh of Norwalk sues for 2500 for injuries from a fall on Ann street. Lena Barvitz of New York seeks 30000 for injuries in a November 7 1936 crash at Grasmere avenue and Post Road. Arthur Augustus of Fairfield sues Chustave A Peterson for 25000 claiming head injuries and damaged teeth from a 1926 crash on Michels road.
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Isaac Wolfe
Floya Tucker
Bridgeport Times Company
Anna Walkh
Norwalk
Sult
Ann Street
Lena Barvitz
New York City
Grasmere Avenue
Post Road
Pairfield
M. H. Weiler
Fred ®. Lyons
Bridgeport
Arthur Augustus
Fairfield
Chustave A. Peterson
Augustus
Michels Road
Peterson
Joseph
Embalmers Balk at Appointment In Massachusetts
Massachusetts funeral directors protested the confirmation of Willard P. Staples to the state board of embalming registration. They accused him of using the state seal to influence students in 1945. Staples defended the action as a mistaken attempt related to a pending bill. Secretary Briggs rebutted the claim, while Staples claimed the board sought control. In London, Mrs Churchill was injured in a motor crash in Kensington, bruised and shocked but reported improving.
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Boston
Associated | Press
Massachusetts | Funeral Directors’ Association
Executive Council
Fuller
Willard P. Staples
Fall River
State Board of Registration
Charles L. Rettle
David H. Curtis
Wational Funeral Directors’ Association
Staples
Massachusetts
Frederick L. Briggs
Briggs
Directors' Association
Wife Sues Spouse After Fifty Years Of Married Life
Frances Lesczensky of Shelton sues husband Joseph Leszczensky of Warsaw Poland for 45000 in a non support action. She contends she left in 1922 after inhuman treatment and has lived on charity of two daughters. She seeks 35000 plus weekly support and half of Shelton property bought through her labor. Other items include a Bridgeport injury suit, two divorce actions, and several assault claims. The docket runs through several cases before Judge John Richards Booth in Superior Court.
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Frances Lesczensky
Shelon
Joseph Leszczensky
Warsaw
Poland
John Richards Booth
Lesvezensky
Shelton
Youth Confesses to Killing Grocer in Cambridge Trial
Herbert J. Gleason, age nineteen, testified in Cambridge that he fired the shot that killed Joann Monagine, a Merlford grocer, during a November robbery attempt. He said he did not mean to kill Monagine and was nervous. two accomplices, Peter Curry and Charles McQuinness, fled and remain at large. Gleason had been drinking before the hold-up and Monagine hurled a knife and a cleaver at him before the shot.
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Cambridge
Mass
Associated Press
Herbert J. Gleason
Toasy
Joann Monagie
Merlford
Monagien
Peter “Red” Curry
Charles McQuinness
Gleason
Monagie
Lions Club Circus Staged At Stratfield Session
The Lions club held its first circus in the Stratfield ballroom yesterday. George McCormack and Joseph Barry served as barkers and Harry Miller played the snake charmer. The event concluded with a snake dance involving all attendees and no dishes were broken.
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Lions Club
Stratfield
George McCormack
Joseph Barry
Barkers
Harry Miller
Hope Fades For Missing Yachtsmen
Savannah Georgia June 15 By Associated Press hope of finding Mr and Mrs Phil Pomeroy of Miami Virginia or the other four persons missing since the explosion of the yacht Cinnabar off Savannah light has practically been abandoned. Ted Buckow sales manager of the Pomeroy Overland company of Miami announced the information and planned to return to Miami to confer with Julius Pomeroy president of the First National Bank of Minneapolis and father of the lost yachtsman. Local federal forces have cooperated with the coast guard cutter Mascoutin of Charleston and a sea plane from Miami in the search.
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Savannah
Associated Press
Phil Pomeroy
Miami
Siice
Ted Buckow
Suckow
Pomeroy Overland Company
Miam
Julius Pomeroy
Minneapolis
First National Bank
That City
Coast Guard
Mascoutin
Charleston
4 248 Seek Work From State Bureaus
Hartford June 15 The monthly report from the state bureau of labor shows that in May the five free employment offices handled 4 248 applicants. 2 388 men and 1 860 women sought work, 1 512 men and 1 660 women sought help, and 1 464 men and 1 428 women obtained positions. 67.1 percent of male applicants were supplied with situations, compared with 66.9 percent in April. For women 90.4 percent of applicants for help found work, versus 7.8 percent in April.
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Hartford
Associated Press
State Bureau of Labor
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London
Winston Spencer Churchill
Kensingtoni
Londarr Toot
Monaw
Connecticut River
Oxford
Asyle
W.l.douglas
W. L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas Shoe Co
Brockton
United States
Jie & Douglas
Main Street
Gouven “Sper
Amelia Prunyi
Bishop Avenue
Miriam H. Bouton
Fairilela
Frederick E. Bouton
Long Hill
Allegan Tlane Love Lee
Bouton
Anthony Wolfe
Gus Anderson
Gus Winn
Petiton
Cane Soufrine
Monte Soufrine
New Haven
Soufrine
Alvoreed
Edwid C. Dickinson
Grocer
Connecticut
Howland
White
Rick Rack
Joe
Marcel
Fair Today
Windsor
Coty
Toilette
Chypre
MR. House Fly
Vin
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