First Prize For Arion Lyons At Graduation
The marquee awards include Excellence In Latin, a gold leadership medal, and the Somerset Scholarship. George Hall delivers the salutatory with second scholastic honors. Ellenbeth Alison and others receive numerous prizes for math, English, shorthand, and general excellence. The surprise speaker Carroll Reed urges hard work. prizes are funded by Fairchild, Haflen, Marble, and others.
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Somerset
George Hall
Margaret Faith Somerset
Milton Tilden Seney
Jean Legion
Mary J. Memorial
ENO
United Clerkc
Ellenbeth Alison
James
Fead
Esther Brewer
Dorie Decker
i @ Gall
Ruby Hall
Lilian Hobera
Abraham Kaplowitz
Edward Rely, Jr
Nicholas Sthaler
Wilson Sene
Carroll Reed
Qeni
Javor
Havens
Fairchild Prive
Istert
Langham
Marie Gertruds
Associa
Courtland School
Frances A. Marble
Maury
Nwce
Frances
Nicholas Eugene Rottenthaler
Bridgeport Teachers’ Association
Miller
Frank Miller
Miller ii
Yale Uni
Albert Leonora Coles
United Civic Clubs
Kiwanis
Rotary
Lions, Exchange and Civitan
American Lejon
American Legion
Wilson Tilden Seney
Walter Clarence Anderson
Alfred Ernnest Gall
Radio Chiefs to Visit Bridgeport in Station Inspection
Federal inspectors from the Radio division inspect WICC and other stations in the northeast to assess the June 15 frequency reallocation. Supervisor Downey will report to Washington, with aides Edwards and Brown assisting during the inquiry. The test car accompanies the team, a unique device for this inspection.
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Caldwell
Bullard
New York
Boston
New England
Federal
Re @io commission
WICC
Washington
W E Downey
W.K. Terrell
Radio Division
Department of Commerce
Downey
W. Edwards
Detroit
J E. Brown
Striking convicts press food and parole demands
Prison mutiny extends over 54 hours as striking convicts demand better meals and allowances for food from friends. They call for parole decisions to follow the law rather than board rulings, while guards, held since Tuesday, report weakness and hunger. Deputy Warden Hudspeth suspects potential coercion behind the pleas and notes no concessions from officials. The mutiny surpassed prior incidents in length.
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JL. Heslop
R H. Hudspeth
Hudspeth
Hestop
Fairfield High School Class of 1927 Graduates Seventy-Two
Seventy-two members formed the Fairfield school class of 1927 in a ceremony led by Superintendent William E. Smith. Dignitaries presented diplomas as the program featured the Anvil Chorus, salutatory by Lucy Bradley, and valedictory by Helen Johnson. Awards included D A Ressev prizes for Florence Noy, Helen Johnson, and James Fitzpatrick, plus various class honors.
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Fairfield
William E. Smith
Vincent L. Keating
Smith Sid
Jet George
Empirer
Lucy Mila Bradley
Girl's Glee Club
Winifred Armstrong Smith
Bishop von Wettberg
Mailkorn Plage
Helen Lovez
John Rebek
Rensselaer Institute of Technology
Helen Johnson
Winifred Smith
Lucy Bradley
Josephine Garamella
Salutatory Gratitude At Lleida High School Bonds
Members of the school board and leadership are thanked for unwavering support. The superintendent principal and faculty receive praise for guidance and training, followed by students expressing friendship and anticipation as diplomas are awarded to 72 graduates entering colleges and various programs. The list names Helen Dohey through Sam Wakeman with multiple institutions.
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Lleida
Vincent L. Keating
Helen Dohey
Dorothy Drake
Susie Fesekas
James Fitzpatrick
Dorothy Fox
New Jersey State College
Harry Joseph Gallagher
Yale University
Josephine Garamelli
New Haven Normal School
Mary Garamella
Misa Smith
Willam Kles
Rutgers University
Josephine Theresa
Stanley Stephen Gill
Elmore Williams Hall
Dean Academy
James L. Hanley, Jr
Margaret Hays
Smith College
Nan Howden
Eleanor Parkurst Hudson
Ruth Elizabeth Jennings
Willam Claude Johnson
Helen Beatrice Johnson
Mary Raderick
Danbury Normal School
Ethel Ida Kedar
Laura Kretscher
Violet Lampman
Marjorie Lull
Javie McGarry
Marjorie Meason
Helen Meier
Alice Moriarty
Sylvia Astrid Munthe
Margaret Nemenski
Normal
Caroline Selig Novenski
Florence Leutee Noy
Normal Echeel
Richard Pearson
Louis F. Renzulli
Carl Sage
Anna Schick
Andres Sibley
Helen l Ruth Smith
Radcliffe College
Winifred A. Smith
Miss Bennett's School
Andrew Gervase Sterne
Northwestern University
Norman Stickney
Frances B Strasburger
Elmer Timko
Rose Ramona Tanning
Sylvia Travia
Miss Fannie Smith's
Cecelia Verull
Bishop White von Wettberg
Edward Alan Voorhees
Dorothy Anna Wakeman
Pratt Institute
Henry Osborne Wakeman
Robert&. Wakeman
Roger Mead Wakeman
Antioch College
Sam Wakeman
Ormond Wells
Three Jailed For Hold Up Of Bank
Police nabbed Meyer DeMarco and Florian after a bank robbery. Meyer admitted having about 875 but claimed 700 was hidden. Officers search for the hidden money while suspects say Florian waited outside to mislead pursuit. Cashier Mrs Olson and Theodore Weiss identified DeMarco and Meyer.
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Meyer
Florian
DeMarco
Olson
Theodore Weiss
Henry L. Irwin Ordained Priest in Weston Mass
In Weston on June 24, the Rev. Father Henry Irwin of Bridgeport was ordained to the Roman Catholic priesthood at the Chapel of the Holy Spirit. Officiating were Rev. John J. Collins and Rev. J. D. D. In attendance were Irwin’s brother F. C. Irwin and several relatives, with Father H. McClean of St Augustine’s Bridgeport present as celebrant.
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Weston
Mass
Father Henry Irwin
Bridgeport
Chapel of the Holy Spirit
John J. Collins
Father Irwin
F. C. Irwin
Father H. McClean
St. Augustine's Church
Piscip Atenadance
Doctors defend eclectic college in licensing case
Testimony details Dr Slabotsky and others as defense argues eclectic medical schools in Kansas City and St Louis provided training and diplomas. Officials discuss hospital ties and the legitimacy of diplomas while witnesses recount multiple enrollments and credentialing in 1910s to 1920s amid a Connecticut board case.
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Carpenter
Virginia
Kansas City
Arkansas Examining Board
Slabotsky
Philip Pond
New Haver
Express
Eclectic University
Kansas City College
Special Medical Examining Board
Kaiser
Siabotsky
Nicholson
Roy A. Long
Kansas City University of Physicians and Surgeons
McCubbin
Waite
Cleveland Western Reserve University
Missouri Medical Institutions
Kansas City University
Pond
Samuel Siabotaky
New Haven
Bridgeport
Kansas City College of Medicine and Surgery
Kansas Cit University of Physicians and Surgeons
McKenzie
University of Physicians and Surgeons
Roneh
Adlcox
Adcox
Kansas Cityiversity
Natunal Eclectic Association
Osborn
State Commissioner
Lcenses
St. Louis
Date R. Alexander
Alexander
Connecticut
David E. Asyonson
Waterbury
Connecticut Board
Attorney Carpenter
Aaronson
St. Louis College of Physicians and Surgeons
Dean Briggs
Kansas Clt; College
Abbie J Goodwin
Hartford
Kanes City College
Atate Eclectic
Arkansas
Westport
Kansas City Dental College
Theatre Sold Tickets, Filled Flasks as Well
New York readers learn that Lafayette theatre manager Bryant Burtt ran a dual operation selling show tickets and serving alcohol. A detective testified Burtt bought a ticket then a pint of whiskey hidden in the line. Burtt was held in a $1,000 bail.
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New York
Associated Preas
Bryant Burtt
Lafayette Theatre
Twenty-second Street
Seventh Avenua
United States
Burtt
Injured Persons Seek City Damages in Eight Claims
Eight petitioners sought reimbursement for injuries and damages from the city. Claims include John Lahosky for a December 9 fall on Pine Street injuring his arm, Mrs. Panny Klein for a March 10 fall on Wilmot near Connecticut, and Anna Saffo for Pembroke Street injuries. Others asked for damages over incidents involving a dog, a broken ankle, a head cut, and a February 16 fall on Congress Street Bridge. Alderman Fred W. Harrison represented Bertha Wilson for expenses stemming from her four year old daughter’s broken arm on Colorado Avenue.
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Claims Committee
John Lahosky
Wordin Avenue
Pine Street
Panny Klein
East Main Street
Wilmot Avenue
Connecticut Avenue
Anna Saffo
Pembroke Street
Pembroke
Dennis Coughlin
Alfred Street
Steve Beares
Vivian Banyaz
Main Street
Michael Capozzi
Ihe
Sterling Street
State Trade School
Howard E. Booth
Arctic Street
Congress Street
Fred W. Harrison
Bertha I. Wilson
Colorado Avenue
Byrd Faces Weather Delays in Planned Air Flight
Admiral Byrd reports bad weather delaying takeoff as crews inspect a fuselage tow and prepare for an early morning departure. He notes lower heating air improves engine performance and plans a four am launch if conditions stay favorable. A second storm eyeing the path may alter the route.
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Atlantic
Byrd
Great Lakes
Boy near fence suffers heel fracture jumping fence
A fourteen year old, Earl Wright of 3715 Main Street, fell from a bicycle and fractured his arm, then a thirteen year old, John Lengdon of 586 Norman Street, sought care after twelve hours of heel pain. Dr. Mark Gildea diagnosed a small bone fracture from the fence jump.
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Earl Wright
Main Street
BR. M. Morse
John Lengdon
Norman Street
Mark Gildea
Theft Reported Of Golf Gear At Meeting
John Olsen of Malm Street South Manchester and Robert Quigley of Fredericks Street Hartford reported thefts of golf balls and clubs to police during a State Masters Painters and Salesmen Association meeting at Chemps Farm. Olsen lost clubs valued at 450 dollars from his automobile and Quigley reported golfing equipment stolen valued at all.
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John Olsen
Malm Street
Manchester
Robert Quigley
Fredericks Street
Hartford
Master Painters’ and
Chemps' Farm
Olsen
Quigley
City Plan Members To Meet Swan Again
City Plan Commission will confer again with Herbert S. Swan traffic and zoning expert next Tuesday. Swan is engaged in making a traffic survey of the city amid ongoing planning discussions.
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City Plan
Swan
City Plan Commission
Herbert S. Swan
Wives Annulment Case Details Meyers Marriage Plot
Milas Brennan testified that she and Gus Meyers secretly wed in a recording ceremony at Attorney Goldberg s home with a second couple as witnesses. Brennan said Meyers forced consent after an hour of pleading and planned a priest ceremony to be binding.
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Miss Brennan
Meyers
Goldberg
Milas Brennan
Notary
Attormmey Goldberg
Rabinowitz
Isidore Yochelman
Eclectic
Mabel Derry
Attorney Goldberg
Witnesses Describe Brennan Meyer Wedding Night Fainting
Irving Goldstein testified that he learned of the license and marriage plan only after Meyers informed him. He testified the bridal party arrived around 9:30 PM and waited about 30 minutes while Miss Brennan showed a worn expression during the ceremony.
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Brennan
Meyer
Abe
Irving Goldstein
Meyers
Mies Brennan
Goldberg
Marsiage
Misa Isrennan
Boy Hurt by Bean Blower Incident
Alfred Munste eight at 205 Central Avenue was frightened while aiming a bean blower at a woman who shouted. The blower edge pierced the mouth root and traveled down the throat. He was taken to Emergency hospital then moved to St Vincent's hospital by Dr Roger Moras after examination.
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Alfred Musnte
Central Avenue
Roger Moras
St. Vincent's Hospital
Boy Seven Injured Bathing At Beasids Park
A seven year old boy, Vincent Weston, cut his foot on a broken bottle while bathing at Beasids Park. He was treated by Dr. Roger Morne after an Emergency hospital ambulance was summoned for medical care.
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Beasids Park
Roger Morne
Vincent Weston
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