Noted Orthopedic Surgeon Dr Virgil P Gibney Dies in Bridgeport
Dr Virgil P Gibney 79, a landmark orthopedist and former surgeon in chief at New York Hospital, dies at Marina Park Bridgeport after a long career. A charter member and past president of the American Orthopedic Association, he taught at Columbia and New York PolyClinic, authored numerous papers, and trained surgeons nationwide. He married twice, leaving two children and a wide circle of friends.
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Virgil P.gibney
New York Hospital
Bridgeport
American Orthopedic Association
Marina Park
Waldemere Avenue
Bacloch
Leaington
Kentucky
Robert Alexander
Amanda Gibury
Nicholasville
Georgetown University
College of Arts of Kentucky
University of Louisville
Bellevue Hospital School
New York University
Atter Wes Mc Do
Gibnet
Noreworths
New York
Gibney
Rccogt
Carriotte L Chapin
Springfield
Mass
Rober
Glbnes
Julia Toubee
Bridgepor
Hens
Bishop Trei
Do Patterson
Susan Glbne
Mark Collis
John Tranceneth
Lexington
Drison Cahnes
Gioe
Gipnes
Garden City
Brooklinit
York
New Yorks
Belagesott Puneral
Fragmented 19th century newspaper page shows crimes and notices
An OCR fragment from a Bridgeport era newspaper lists court actions, tax cases, civic notices, and society items. It mentions a court appearance, an inheritance sum, a public sale, and various local matters with names and locations partially legible.
Illinois Senate kills second anti day bill
Illinois Senate defeats a second anti day bill amid debates on memorials and a constitutional convention issue. The move follows opposition to repealing the 18th amendment and references to late referenda. Veterans groups sought changes while observers noted political maneuvering in Springfield.
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Illinois
Senate
Pty
Yesterdy
Governor's Daughter Hosts President's Son as Guest
In Plainville on June 16 John Coolidge son of President Coolidge visited as guest of Miss Florence Trumbull daughter of Governor John Trumbull. After a morning of official duties the governor hosted lunch, then the party toured Hartford in the roadster gift of the governor, returning to the Trumbull home for an afternoon countryside drive.
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Plainville
Associated Preas
John Coolidge
President Coolidge
Amherst College
Florence Trumbull
John Trumbull
Trumbull
Mt Holyoke College
Hartford
State Board of Finance and Control
John
Governors Home
Board Approves Four Team Plan For Schools Here
The Board of Education approved a modified eight week school plan yesterday in conference and will submit it to city teachers for approval. If adopted it would run 186 school days across fall 73, winter 86, spring 39, summer 8, with one week vacation. Superintendent Reed backed the plan, noting similarity to Springfield Mass and its break in spring to relieve the long term strain.
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Board of Education
Caroll R Reed
Wpoard
Reed
Whch
Springfield
Flares Misinterpreted Power Plant Lights At Quebec
Reports from Saguenay district and St Cesaire describe lights misidentified as distress flares. A trapper named George Rousseau linked beaver marking to expected flyers, while a company official confirmed the Saguenay district lights came from the Pike Brothers powerhouse at Chuteaux Galets, about 435 miles east of St Germain.
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Chuteaux Galetsque
Associated Press
Quebec
Nungessa
Coli
St Ces- Main
Hete
Chicoutim
George Rousseau
New York
Rousseau
Ste Marguerite Alve
Saguenay
Pike Brothers Company
Chuteaux Galets
St Germain
Bey Breaks Ankle On School Team Game Injury
Mrs Tottie Prusaczyk seeks city damages for her son John Witley’s broken ankle from a school team game on May 27. The incident's claim amount and other similar injuries, including sprains and fractures, are reviewed by a city claims committee with several cases totaling around 5500.
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Bey
City
Tottie Prusaczyk
Kent Mve
Claims Committee
Last Light
John Witileading
John
Hell
Babe Ruth
Henry Greenstein
George E Hats
Evrion Bencke
Touminell
Jones Loses Crown Armour Cooper Tie For Title
Bobby Jones drops from the crown as Tommy Armour and Harry Cooper tie for the U S Open after a final round finish at Oakmont. Armour birdied the last hole to force a playoff at 2 p m EDT tomorrow over Oakmont’s tough course.
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Bobby Jones
Armour
Cooper
Tommy Armour
Congressional Club
Washington
Lighthorse
Harry Cooper
Sporta
Oakmont
United States
Rockville
Harry
el Sereno
Los Angeles
Phil
Theee Lions
Tomorraw
Gakmonts
Doolidge catches reporter turned trout in early morning sortie
In Rapid City South Dakota on June 16 President Coolidge, fresh from a summer vacation start in the Black Hills, fished for rainbow trout with aides and Mrs Coolidge observing. He netted many trout, including the largest, while surrounding wildlife appeared nearby as the scene unfolded at Squaw Creek near the game lodge.
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Rapid City
Associated Press
Coolidge
Black Hills
South Dakota
Squaw Creek
Gideon
Starling
Mrs Coolidge
Farm Cooperation Urged By Lowden and Trumbull Heals Arts Bill Worcester
Cooperative organization would stabilize prices for farmers and ease market burdens as Governor Frank G. Lowden of Illinois and Gov Trumbull of Hartford discuss public acts. Healing Arts bill amended to strike osteopathy section, releasing doctors from state health accountability, with several private acts signed including small claims court measures and school bond authorizations.
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Binghamton
Associated Press
Frank G. Lowden
Ilinois
Dairymen
Lea
Ascocia
Hartford
Associated Preas
Govermor Trumbull
Hartford Small Claims Court
Edward Selt
Wincester
Middletown
Hariford
Bank
Connecticut
Manasfield
Axrthorlete
New Haten
Hamton
Ales Widgeport
New Patan
1200 Cases of Rum Seized After Battle Near Pescadero
Prohibition agents near Pescadero California clashed with smugglers. One man reportedly wounded or killed. Four pillioners seized and 1200 cases of rum confiscated. A landing boat and two horse teams were involved as unloaders moved liquor to shore amid gunfire and pursuit.
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San Francisco
Pescadero
Calif
Pope to decorate De Pinedo after epic world flight home
Commander Francesco De Pinedo returns to Ostia after a 25 000 mile flight across four continents aboard the Santa Maria. Mussolini, Cardinal Vanutelli, and thousands greet him as he prepares to be decorated by the Pope. two companions, Captain Taro Delpidte and mechanic Vitale Zacchetti, join the reception. The journey began February 13 from Cagliari and included stops in Africa, the Americas, and Europe with two incidents noted.
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Associated | Press
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Santa Maria
Tyrrhenian Sea
Biel
Ostia
Cardinal Vanutelli
Mussolini
de Pinedo
Taro Delpidte
Vitale Zacchetti
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Italy
Afrika
United States
Canada
Newfoundland
Azores
Portugal
Spain
Caglais Sardium
Roosevelt Dam
Fuizona
Treassy
Byrd Plans Early Paris Flight From Roosevelt Field
Commander Byrd expected to depart Roosevelt Field for Paris early tomorrow after a final check of the Fokker monoplane engines. Kinkade declined to discuss instructions while weather reports from LaGuardia airport warned of poor conditions that could delay the transatlantic attempt.
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Roosevelt Field
Associated Press
Thomas H Kinkade
Wight Motor Enginee
America
Army planes to escort Lindbergh on St Louis hop
Army observation planes will accompany Colonel Charles Lindbergh when he arrives in St Louis. Pilots Lieutenant Newton Longfellow and Stan ie Umstead will be on standby to assist in case of a forced landing.
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Lindy
ST. Louis
New York
Charles Lindbergn
Louis
Newton Longfellow
Stanie
Umstead
Hin
Lindberh
Lindbergh prize check and Bergdoll letter reveal flight plans
Bremerhaven Germany reports Grover Bergdoll seeks to fly in a Bellanca plane to New York or Philadelphia with Clarence Chamberlin, sending a letter to Charles A Levine. In New York, Colonel Lindbergh receives Raymond Orteig's $25,000 prize check after the Paris flight, with public and civic receptions unfolding at Roosevelt Field and in Brooklyn.
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Bremerhaven
Germany
Associated Press
Grover Cleveland
Bergdoll
Evacher
Bellanca
Berlin
New York
Philadelphia
Chamberiin
Levine
Chamberlin
Raymond Orteig
Paris
Orteig
America
St Louis
United States
Col Lindbergh
Hia
George W Burieigh
Prise Lindbergh
Bim Broachway
Park Avenue
Ward Mitchel Pieldang
Bolling Field
Washington
St Lous
Broadway
Manhattan Bridge
Prospect Park
Knights of Colum Juncheon
Coronel Lindbergh
Roosevelt Field
Raevelt Field
Theodore Roosevelt
Langley
der Byrd
Ostelg
Lindbergh
Louis
Awatta
Warnes
Submarines Reach Bridgeport for Encampment Visit
Two submarines 5-4 and 8-6 assigned to Bridgeport by the Navy for the twenty fourth annual encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans arrive in Bridgeport Harbor. They sail from New London after from the Pacific coast and dock at the foot of Wall Street for inspection by a reception committee.
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Bridgeport
Navy Department
United Spanish War Veterans
Wall ‘Tleft
R Kk’ Jones
J M Steele
Maj
F William Behrens
Simon Lake
Robert Grosby
Albert Merritt
Thomas Rooney
Benjamin Stewart Reinaeld Persson
Joseph Weir John Albert William A Evans
Government Navy Yard
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Bridge
New Lndon
Pacific Coast
Ching
Philippines
San Diego
Cal
Panama Canal
New London
Byard Donald Goring
Gary Sets Electrified Steel Mill Operation by Hand
New York reports Judge Elbert Gary of United States Steel Corp demonstrated a fully electrified steel plant in Pittsburgh. His hand control activated motors via a low current using a Westinghouse glow relay tube and a short wave radio system, marking the plant as the most thoroughly electrified facility in the world.
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Gary
New York
Associated Pres
Elbert Ho Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Hts
Broadway
Pittsburgh
Westioghouse
Ronverton
Pittsbigs
Cary
Westinghouse
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Hueband
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Teumbull
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Berard Shaw
Dodge
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Weaha
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Soaker Ware
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Willi Rogers
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Wau Roers
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Tos
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Mary Plumb
West Isemue
Arthur Burns
Woorf Avenue
Maplewood
Clinton Avenues
Jesh
Ware
Bertha Frireil
Sedgwick Street
Huntington Road
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Court
Eclectic College
New Haven
Associated Piers
Harry B Brundidge
St Louis Star
Robert Adcox
Wee
State Board of Health
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Health Board
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Adcox
Brundidge
Harry Thompson
National University of Arts and Sciences
Kansas City
Adcoy
Waldo Briggs
St Louis College of Physicians and Sugeons
Wiliam Peachs
Pall
Dean Briggs
Alexander
Kansas City College of Medicine and Surgery
Alexander the Erutsplents
Lowden
Healing Arts
Federal Farm Board
Cardinal Vanutell
Pope
Byrd
Fokker
Columbia
Men of World
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Brooklyn
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Brevoort
U.S.W.V
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J M_ Steele
R K Jones
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