Channel Conqueror Fails to Swim Lake
Georges Michel famed English channel swimmer failed an attempt to swim Lake Leman from Lausanne to Geneva. after 12 tows he abandoned the 32 mile run half way across the lake citing exhaustion and conditions. He had planned to continue to the United States and Canada in future ventures.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Ress
Georges Michel
English Channel
United States
Canada
Lake Leman
Lausanne
Hall Wi
Film Stars Hurt Quit Atlantic City Parade Failures
A Hollywood contingent including Ben Turpin and Dorothy Phillips staged two parades and a midnight ball in Atlantic City to aid charity. Ticket sales were slow, barely $700 of a planned $15 000 nightly event, with only $228 collected from the two nights. Leaders decided to discontinue the parades after Friday’s poor reception while officials debated the parade impact.
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Isau
Fnday
Charles
Hallywood
Inchuding
Ben ‘Turpin Walth Hier Maile
Dorothy Phillips
Bellv
Francisco John Bowers
Jack Hoxie Shannon
Marguerite de la Motte
Atlantic City
Ove Doll
Harry Bacharach
Anthony M . Rusu
Ruffy
Shriners
Collinsville Youth Killed in Crash
A Collinsville youth, Carlson, was killed when his roadster skidded after being blinded by headlights from another vehicle near a railroad underpass. The car rolled, trapping him, as authorities await coroner and medical examiner investigations before funeral arrangements. He leaves a brother in New York City.
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Lais
Carlson
John Dunne
New York City
Spescia
Nathan Fuller
Farmington
Chauncey Gilber
Tam
J Gilbert Calhoun
Edward P Dunne
Carlsons
George F Hale
Calhoun
Yale Senior Prom Patronesses Named for Event
Miss A B Jennings of Fairfield named Yale senior promenade patroness as Yale Glee and Bio clubs prepare a final concert at Woolacy hall. Numerous society ladies and Mrs James H Babb and Mrs Wendell Beiger are listed among patronesses for the Yale social season closing event.
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Annie B Jennings
Fairfield
Yale
New Haven
Woolacy Hall
Yale Soc
Rowland Angell
James
Babb
Chule
Beech
Anne
Bennett
Mia Fodet Downe
Harold Engley
J Levering Evans
Tarnum
J Archer Gee Mass
Anna Goodrich
Graves
Greenwhy
Arthur Twing
Hadley
John M Hall
George Serracur Hastings
Uredeuck Schee
Paul Lambert
Keysing Lewis
Robet Lewin
Edwin Tinkwood
Russell Fo Lomas
David Ivyman
Devn
Edwin Fo
69 Graduates of St Augustine’s Receive Diplomas
Parish school graduates received grammar school diplomas last night in a ceremony led by Rev Peter H McClean. Rev William Downey spoke on religion and education, with Rev Joseph A Ganley directing the program. Ranking scholars won prizes, and a long list of graduates followed, highlighting many names and awards.
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Staty-uine
St Augustines
Gladt~atien
Peter H McClean Reeto
William Downey
Ife
Joseph A Ganley
J McCarthy John Joseph Curry
Helene Feighar
Christian Foctrine
Mary Rita Healey
Mary Long
William E Allen
Evelyn M Daly
Francis P Juliano
Roderick J Ludwig
Albert J Rivers
Mic Margaet Gannon Phelan
Madeline F Brennan
James J Hennesy
U S and Canada Face Joint Waterway Construction Plan
A U S proposed canal with Canada would cost between 6.123 and 148 million dollars for navigation. The project aims to boost New England, cut Western freight costs, and create a cross border trade route with a 8 to 12 million ton annual export capacity and 3 to 4.9 million ton imports.
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Lane Ontario
Montreal
New England
Danersk Eliminates Bayridge in Cup Play
Danersk, the Stemford soccer club, defeated Bayridge of Brooklyn in the La Sabana Cup semifinal securing a place in the final. The final opponent will be decided next Sunday as Danersk extends its winning run in the competition.
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Danersk
Bayridge
Stemford
Brooklyn
Lodge of Women Assemble Here for Ceremonies
Four hundred women from New York New Jersey and Connecticut attended ceremonies at the Stratfield hotel under Lucetta Warner circle No 472. New York state delegates arrived by bus while others came by train and car. Mrs Annie E Poth presided as supreme secretary. A 100 candidate class was initiated, Stratford lodge initiated a large class, Martha Washington circle brought 200 guests, and a 40th anniversary program was observed. National officers spoke as a banquet and professional entertainment followed.
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Cid
Companions of Foresters
New
New Jersey
Connecticut
Stratfield Hotel
Luceta Warner Eircle
New York State
Annie E Poth
New York City
Lucetta Warner Circle
Stratford Lodge
Martha Washington Circle
New Yok City
Amelia
New Yeur Lodge
Auntie Maroney
Meriden
Catherine Hawman
Bridgeport
3B Gray
Paterson
Fred Lopez
Warren Drobes
Mies Rose Rothenberg
New York County
Church School Promotion Pageant At United Church
The United church held a promotion day with a church school led program. Players portrayed Truth and Yesterday characters among homemakers and workers in a play titled Tomorrow. Cast included Cornelia Fitzgibbons Esther Arnold Georgianna Brewer John Hughes Anna Hart and many others.
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The
United Church
Carolyn Hincks
Mansfield Sprague
Elton Chamber-Plain
Ruth Marvin
Jprayer
Julie
Choll
Jesus My Shepherd
Church School
Mar-quet Slattery
Cornelia Fitzgibbons
Truth
Ela Lawson
Esther Arnold
Geogianna Brewer
John Hughes
Anna Hart
Henry Seiler
French Mott
Charlotte Hawley
Irene Randall Pasant Keipplan
Edward Hincks
Margaret Williamson
Henry Clark
Dorothy Cowles
Ellies
Ella Toleson
Morris Canning
Vivian Deolan
Charles Sprague
Vincent Fedelt
Carol Davis
Alfens W
Nurses Association of Connecticut Plans Quarterly June Meeting
A resolution to base only thaice in stead of for meetings a year will be one of the principal items of business at the Connecticut Nurses Association quarterly meeting. Morning sessions at William Backus Hospital and Wauregan Hotel will host sermons and speakers on education private duty and public health.
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Faidvate Nurses Association of Connectic
Nowich
William Backus Hospital
Washington Avenue
Tuncheon
Wauregan
Ancorhers
Two Arrests After Street Fight on Barnum Avenue
Police arrested two men after a street fight on Barnum Avenue and Hallett Avenues. George Tenney Frank Vikel of 52 Shelton Street faced assault charges and was released on a $100 bond. Angelo Deharo, 51, of 52 Shelton Street, charged with breach of the peace and released on a $20 bond.
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Barnum Avenue
Hallett Aueps
Parolman
George Tenney
Frank Vikel
Shelton Street
Angelo Deharo
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Eng- Vinh
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Fredrick Charles Wilson
Margaret Mary Wright
Wiliam Erwin Harty
Josephine Marie Shenley
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Helene Mae Ciglar Francs Patrick Cody
Mary Frances Coleman Louis Francis Colonnese
John Joseph Coioe
Cornelius Francis Curtin
Evelyn Mate Daly Grace Mabel Daily
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Joxeyph Done
Christise Marie
Eger Francis Michael Flanagen
Vincent Joseph Gibbons Vincent Prague Glan
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Esther Teresa Home
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John Joseph Miller
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Anthony d Joseph Motto
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Robert Leo Peterson
Harold Joseph Pond Raymond Charles Rely Albert Joseph Rivers
John Fisneis
Rogers Marie Eligapeth Santaro
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Josephine Joyce Shale
Della Rose Soda
Julia Ma
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Edward While
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