Yale Drive Reaches 17 200 000 Mark
Yale funds show substantial growth as donations from reunion classes and endowment gifts push total to 17.2 million. Officers named for Alumni Fund include Reeve Schley as chairman and John L. Downey as vice president with George Thompson treasurer and several directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Os Reunion
Este
Edward Bronson
Mprea- Mead
William M. Barnum
Charles WW. Frost
Clarence E. Barton
Ale Law
Menations
Clase
oOth Re
Will
Barnum
Alumni Fund Association
Reeve Schley
John L. Downey
George E. Thompson
George Permiey Day
H. J. Hisher
Thatcher M. Brown
William BR
Griswold
Gilbert Kinney
S. Wetson
Clayton Buie
Yale Endowment Fund
Angell
Yale
Otto T Bannard
Sta
Auwell
Fundy
Culumn
Radio Inspectors Test Broadcasting Station Findings
Three radio inspectors report heard WPG Atlantic City WAAM Newark and WIZ in Bridgeport with no interference. They plan to leave for Washington to file findings with the commission after testing a mobile unit. The group was sent to investigate complaints that the station violated its assigned frequency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPG
Atlantic City
WAAM
Newark
WIZ
Bridgeport
Washington
Redigan Funeral to Be Held Today
The funeral of Bernard F Redigan of 851 Tranistan Avenue will be held today starting at 9 o clock from his home and at 9 30 from the Church of the Sacred Heart for a solemn mass of requiem. Burial will follow at St Michiels cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard F Redigan
Tranistan Avenue
Church of the Sacred Heart
St. Michiels Cemetery
Mysterious Flare Sightings Reported in Quebec North Woods
June 26 Montreal. Price Brothers rangers saw a bright red flare near the White River discharge northwest of Chicoutimi at 10 30 p m. The government will not dispatch search planes for Nungesser and Coli until the situation clarifies, per Premier Taschereau and Minister Mercier after a cabinet meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Que
Quebec North
Price Brothers Forest Rangers
White River
Price Brothers
Chicoutimi
Nungesser
Coli
Quebec
Tasshereau
Honore Mercier
Lands and Forests
Duchess Yacht Rescued by Navy Submarine Chaser
The 50-foot gasoline yacht Duchess bound from New York to New Haven for Yale class day exercises was towed into Bridgeport harbor after engine trouble and distress signals. Navy submarine chaser No. 163, under Lt. Leroy H. Davidson, sighted the yacht two miles off Black Rock lighthouse and towed it to port for safety. The Duchess, owned by J. R. Schalk, carried ten friends and was en route when the mechanical failure occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Haven
Bridgeport
Leroy H. Davidson
Black Rock
J. R Schalk
East 92Nd Street
New York City
Charles Leonard
Naval Reserves
Coolidge Fishing Methods Upheld Chicago Ward
Edward Taylor of Chicago urged President Coolidge to stop using worms for trout fishing, claiming it violates good sportsmanship. The Izaak Walton League's North Shore Chicago chapter replied that Taylor does not speak for the league and noted some members approve worm use. Coolidge reportedly abandoned worms on a previous trip, using barbless hooks and the Izaak Walton method to catch six fish on Squaw Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edward Taylor
Traak Walton Lague
Coolidge
Ioat
Izaak Walton League
North Shore
Izaak Veliton League
Taylor
Nwalton League
Rapid City
S&s. D
Squaw Creek
Izaak Walton
Fifth Arrest Made in Joy Ride Cleanup
A fifth arrest was made by local police in a case involving a youth linked to crime spree mounting joy rides by abandoning cars in the city over the past two months. The arrested youth is Matthew Ballare, sixteen, of 110 Deacon Street, a mother of Antonio Bailaro, nineteen, one of four arrested Tuesday in Stratford. The earlier suspects Chester Carnell, twenty, 73 Williston Street. Feitzin, twenty, 210 Beardsley Street. and Joseph Dzisinski, twenty, 376 Surf Avenue, had their cases continued to aid police investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ngh
Matthew Ballare
Deacon Street
Antonio Bailaro
Stratford
City Cour
Chester Carnell
Feitzin
Beardsley Street
Joseph Dzisinski
Surf Avenue
Eclectic Medical University diploma schemes exposed
Testimony in Connecticut court shows Dr Adcox and others selling high school certificates for 10 dollars to obtain medical licenses. Witnesses describe years of diploma selling from 1914 to 1923, involving Dr Alexander, Dr White, and the Eclectic University network, with accusations of corruption across Missouri and Connecticut boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aransas
Connecticut
Goodwin
Samuel McCubbin
Los Angeles
Eclectic Medici) University
Alexander
Kansas City College
Samuel Bslabotsky
New Haven
Slabotsky
Eclectic University
Mau
Florida Eclectic Examining Board
Eclectic Medical University
Dawson Land Mast
Dawson
Simpson
Superior Court
George W. Wheeler Toy
Allyn Brown
von Sassennofer
Oklahoma
Adeny
William +. Sachs
Sachs
James W. Carpenter
State Board of Health
Sadie
Department of Education
Adcox
Atty. Carpenter
Ian
Jan
Coombs
Oroge Gramination
Broder
App Counsel
Adcox 5
Etey
Washingon
Virginia
St. Louis
State Department of Education
Brunnidge
Leek
Dr White
Carpenter
James W. Cottner
James Bush
Cottner
Connecticut Eclectic Board
Missouri
Fet
White
Kansas City College of Medicine and Surgery
Marsh
Ralph L. White
Eclectic Examining Board
James Carpenter
Ralph Lewis White
Robert Adcox
Samuel Posner
Brooklyn
N. C
Tennessee Stace Board
Esaponse
St. Saxts College
Connecticut Board
O Burstan
Max Feldman
Bill
Adcoy
William Feldman
W. T. Berder
St. Louis County
St. Charlies County
Turnpike Victim Identified as Orange Farm Hand
New Haven June 22 Identified by Milford morgue John Kukel 2 farmer employed by F J Woodruff and son Orange. Identification made by John Nowiski Milford with whom the victim boarded. Kukel struck by automobile operated by Frank Pecorato Milford. Pecorato arrested released under bonds of 9500 charged with reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Associated Press
Milford
New Haven Hospital
John Kukel
F. 3
Woodruff and Sone
Orange
John Nowiski
Kukel
Frank Pecorato
Heshen
Meetings Tonight in Bridgeport Fraternal and Benevolent Lodges
A jumble of meeting notices for numerous organizations in Bridgeport specifies dates and venues including Broadway addresses and lodge numbers. Entries list Masons, Odd Fellows, Elks, Knights of Columbus, and other groups across streets like 1087 Broad Street 1025 Main Street and 4025 Washington Avenue with varied circulating circles and encampments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farven Lodge
Stratford Avenue
Bridgeport Jorge
State Street
Progressiva Circle
Brace Street
Catholic Order of Foresters of America
Catalpa Circle
Circolo Roma Club
Noble Avenue Columbo Society
Walter Street
Court Romer
Washington Avenue
Eliis Howe, Jr
Women's Teller Corps
Broad Street
Main Street
Murusterberg Lodge
Centon Pers City
Canon Street
Pervbroke
Temple Lodge
A. F
A. M
Brond Street
Blenda Lodge
Cannon Street
Morrbos
Ty Lodge
Naa Street
Cannan
Harding High School Awards Honor Students and Prizes
Bridgeport Warren Harding High School distributed major prizes to students including the American Legion Gold Medal to Lloyd Meyer and a 50 scholarship to Paul Durmati. Teachers Association awards went to Mary Keating, Raymond Dulye, Anna Koskitha, and others. Seventeen seniors graduated cum laude, with a strong showing by both girls and boys. The National Council of Jewish Women funded a scholarship for Florence Sherman to Columbia University. The school orchestra and band performed during the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Agricultural College
Jacob Fisher
Hves
Adams Street
American Legion
Lloyd Meyer
Wiligm Meyer
Ann Street
Louise Comer
Francis Merfillot
Mary Keating
Paul Duzmati
Frencis King
Florence Sherman
Havens
Ralph W. Hedges
Bridgeport
Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
Lions Club
Carherate
United Civic Clubs
Hedgen
Henry W. Congdon
Tha
W. Parker Seeley
Bridgeport Teachers Association
Elizabeth Dease
Father’s Club
Sherman
Mr. Havens
Elmer H. Havens
Board of Education
Conn
National Council of Jewish Women
Florrence Sherman
Columbia University
Helen FR. Shapiro
Albert J. Andrulis
Donald William Bottom
Elizabeth Frances Dease
Helen Dorothy Gaydos
Hebert Hunerkopt
Francis James King
Theres
Emma Kovac
Francis Joseph Merillat
Anna Wasco
Elizabeth Anne Bankuich
P. Wayne Comer
Raymond Joh Dulye
Jeanette Marie Gibson
Mary Margaret Keating
Anne Marie Koskuba
Ron. Marie Massey
Loratta Murphy
Hedges
Carroll R. Reed
Warren Harding High School
College Preparatory
Albert J. Andzulis
Stephen Joseph Bujnovsky
Julias Herman Chernoff
Lewis Davis Christie
F. Wayne Comer
James
Joseph Creagh
Alexander P. Deckman
Wilbur Francis Dial
Raymond John Dalyr
Faul Peter Duarmell
Samuel Fleischer
Abraham Freeman
Isidor Eltin Friedman
Albert Golden
Morris Goodruff
David Alden Hatfield
William Hays
Jerry A. Holmes
Robert Thenerkopt
William Fowler Hutton
Louis Irva
Francis James King Frenk
William Keneeny
Kenneth K. LaZette
Sarkis A. Mangararien
Daniel If Massey
Murtha
David John Me
Cenn
Janes Rowland McKeever
Franccis
Joseph MeriNat Lloyd Henry Meyer
William John Morris
Peter Irvin Pallo
Paul Petrucelli
Henry A. Remington, Jr
John J. Rieh
Alfred Louis Ridgard
Raymond Conrad Seelgen
Louis Sobel
Malvin Wagner
John Walsh
Edith D Abvercrombie
Grace Noble Abercrombie
Margaret Mary Anderson
Marion Suetle Batley
Elizabeth Anne Bandurich
Marion Begg
Sarah Freda Chernoff
Louise Marion Comer
Dorothy Coss
Carrie Deckman
Ida Ke
Tax Cut Plans Prompt Sessions and Farm Relief Talk
President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge visit Rapid City with McKelvie party as Republicans weigh tax cut first and farm relief legislation. President may attend a Newell farmers picnic while planning trips to Deadwood and Ardmore South Dakota with invitations and a Philippine governor general visiting tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Coolidge
Mountain
Rapid City
McKelvie
Nebraska
Game Lodge
Newell
Here
Deadwood
Ardmore
S. D
Leonard Wood
Philippines
White House
Bo Rooney Taken To Hospital In Sudden Illness
William Bo Rooney, forty, of 693 Water Street, a well known city figure, was taken to St Vincent's Hospital yesterday afternoon after an ambulance call for a presumed mortal illness. Doctor M A Gilden diagnosed general debility as the condition. The turnaround surprised both driver and surgeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William “Bo Rooney
Water Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
M. A. Gilden
Trolley Union Fails to Settle Pay Demands
New Haven June 22 The state executive board of the trolleymen's union met with Connecticut company representatives led by John H. Kunderford but failed to reach any wage settlement. The board’s report to President Punderford was believed unfavorable. A follow up meeting with state union president John O Sullivan was scheduled for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Associated Press
Trolleymen‘s Union
Connecticut
John HK
Punderford
Frederick A. Walter
John O'Sullivan
State Union
Woman Injured After Walking Into Glass Window at Auto Showroom
Mrs. Carmela Emmachie was injured when she walked into a plate glass window at the Hayden Automobile showroom, 553 Fairfield Avenue, Bridgeport. She suffered severe lacerations to the scalp and face and was taken to Bridgeport hospital after the 10 PM incident as her husband entered the showroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmela Emmachie
Bridgeport
Rymms
Hayden Automobile Company
Fairfield Avenue
Emmachie
Boyn Glyn Injured In Fall At Home
Lawrence Glynn ten, of 69 James street, was removed to St Vincent's hospital at noon yesterday with a fractured leg suffered while praying at his home. Emergency ambulance transfer by Dr Mark Gildea reported. Damascus Syria is described as the oldest continually inhabited city with about 250000 residents and noted for its many features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Glynn
James Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Mark Gildea
Two Read Team Players Hurt After Seaside Park Collision
Two D. M. Read players in the Mercantile league suffered injuries at Seaside Park after colliding chasing a foul ball in the sixth inning. John Costigan fractured tibia and fibula in left leg and James Clark received minor injuries before being discharged after treatment. The Read team, tied with Public Market, had the game halted as they were transported to Bridgeport hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Read
Bridgeport Hospital
Leftield
Seaside Park
John Costigan
Mercer Street
James Clark
James Street
Read
Clark
Bridgeport
Costigan
Slot Machines Seized From Two Water Street Rooms
Police seized four slot machines from two pool rooms on Water street and arrested the proprietors Frank McDonald of 715 Water street and John Rains of 705 Water street. Sergeant Timothy Shea and Patrolman John Ratzenberger made the arrests on gambling machine charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Street
Frank McDonald
John 4. Rains
Timothy Shea
John Ratzenberger
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Elso
Amone
BO P
Lawe School
Forestry School
Laie College
Sheff
Angel
Radio Inspectors Test Broadcasting
Redigan
Taak Walton League
Whol
Atichive
Eclectic Doctors
State Superintendent of Education
Bewis
Dale TR. Alexander
Inseg
Orange Farm
Tixten
Orgatty Thong
Prateriah Bates
Harding
Cette Murphy
Miriam Charlotte Redden
Ruth Dorothea Ritter
Sylvia Bsehless
Mildred Elyce Shopick
Florence Ruth Sherman
Sarah Elinor Speer
Catherine Valeria Stancisco
Irene Anne Watson
Beatrice Winter
Quide
Alberno
George Hanzelka
Raymond F. Hotchkins
Stanley C. Hotchkiss
Edward A. Koslowski
Rudolph A. Podufaly
Clinton B. Shey
Joseph V. Vogel
Helen Avery
Katherine Frances, Bischoff
Helen Edith Clark
Helen Dorothy Claudos
Elizabeth Gertrude Janco
Mary Helen Kahanec
Anne Marie Koukubas
Theresa Emma Kovac
Cecelia Marie, Lynch
Marion Meshburg
Lawrence Bielen
Lea Fisher
Junius Shermen
Merry Richard Snyder
Edward Thomas Tague
Robert F. Ward
Octavia
Cox
Dorothy Irene Coyne
Frances May Donegan
Giga Gallan
Helen Mary Gottechalk
Winifred Agnés Lavery
Anna M. Mitsak
Nora Deece O'Connor
Edna May Radel
Violet Marion Stein
Edith May White
I$ Tilson
William “Bo” Rooney
Demascus
Syria
Paap Aes Nel TV
Noble
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