Fleprant's Pony Pal Goes as Pat of Fathers Gif
Santa Barbara Calif March 3. Tale of two generations in Santa Barbara involving Culver a tame elephant and Bunny a pony living at Featherhill and Montecito. Culver a child buys from a circus after its owner, the elephant, is sold, the pony kept with the elephant forming an unusual friendship. The article notes Culver’s distress when the pony hides from sight and mentions an elaborate aviary and colorful decor pleasing visitors.
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Fleprant
Pat
Santa Barbara
Cal
Santa
Damon
Pyther
Culver
Bunny
Featherhill
Montecito
Torn Oaulver
Balloons Granted Air Right Of Way Under New Rules
Dayton O March 5 The aeronautic Safety Code committee and American Standards panel unveil five year effort detailing traffic rules for flyers. Balloons have right of way over airplanes and dirigibles yield to balloons when meeting head on or overtaking. Proximity threshold set at 1500 feet. The code credits 59 experts from 20 organizations.
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Dayton
Oak
Wilbur Wright
Man Fatally Struck Working In Cemetery
Edwin J. Oakes age 73 of 114 Cowles street was struck by a cerebral hemorrhage while gathering brush at Thaela cemetery yesterday noon. He was found unconscious, died several hours later at Budgeport hospital. Funeral arrangements have been made.
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Thaela
Edwin J. Oakes
Cowles Street
Budgeport Hospital
Mrs Roosevelt's sister seeks operation to restore sight
Mrs Douglas Robinson, sister of the late President Roosevelt, will undergo an operation soon to restore her sight. She has been blind for some time in one eye and now the other eye has dimmed to where she can scarcely see.
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Douglas Robinson
Roosevelt
Long Hill Long Hill Teachers and Visitors Reedied
Special meeting of the Parent-Teacher association met at the Long Hill school house Wednesday afternoon. Various guests from Bridgeport and surrounding towns were noted, with families visiting, moves announced, and a teachers meeting held at Trumbull Center.
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Long Ell
March
Parent- Veacher Association
Long Hill
George Doherty
Bond
Bridgeport
Fairfield
Louis Albert
Alvert
Brooklyn
Charlie Cotton
Avith
Dorot Cotton
Charles
William Cotton
Fred Kuehn
Raymond Kuehn
Lois Botsford
Emma Wheeler
Boston
Charles Hall
John H. Wheeler
George Burr Tucker
Henry Helmrich
Joseph Keller
Dorothy
Aston
John H. Whealer
Jennie Thorpe
Westport
Trumull Center
Mr. Lund
The
Agricultural College
Nature Working Schools
Frank Knight
Benjamin Turney
Bridgeport Hospital
Harry Hanlon
Shirley
Hun
Odd Skin Disease Mistaken For Scarlet Fever In 1900s
At a March meeting of state medical officers in Martfordo, discussion centered on a tuberculous patient repeatedly misdiagnosed with scarlet fever but really suffering from exfoliative dermatosis. Dr Stockwell reported pasteurization experiments on tubercle bacilli and potential effects on milk safety. The next State Tuberculosis Commission meeting will hear architects’ sanatorium plans at the State Capitol.
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State Tuberculosis Commission
State Capitol
Shelton and
Meriden Sanatoria
High rents drive British actors out to colonies
English actors and managers leave London for the colonies due to steep West End theatre rents. Owen Nares and wife Marie Polimi head to South Africa for a eight month son, as others like Sir Martin Starvey, Dion Boucicault, Sey mour Hicks and Gertrude Hilliott seek work in Canada and Australia amid a bustling exodus of London favorites.
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London
Mar
Colonies
West End
Great Britain
Owen Nares
Marie Polimi
South Africa
Martin Starvey
Canada
Dion Boucicault
Mrea
Australia
Seymour
Central High Notes At Bridgeport High School Assembly
An assembly at Bridgeport High featured George Wood Anderson with Robert Hartley and Homer Grimes. He used a parable about a youth battling a lion to urge students to conquer scholastic challenges now. Hartley and Grimes performed musical numbers amid school announcements and Red Cross pins awarded to three girls.
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Bridgeport High School
George Wood Anderson
Robert Hartley
Homer Grimes
Anderson
Ciy
Iomer Grimes
Hartley
Harley
Grimes
Brother
Crospel
Bing
Ren
Moore
Yale
Ted Cross
fTuyas, &Kinke
Bridgeport
The
Red Grose
Commercial Department
Rew
Ihe
Checker Club
Ata Prospect
N Hillhhouse Checker
Pn’ Marding High
Sigh
Checker
Alan
Frank Griffin
Charles Krastz
Isadore Shulman
Lewigeivsenteil
Ley Iy Hosenfilt
Pope Decries Race Inferiority Doctrine in Easy Letter
Marek G. Rome AP reports Pope Paul VI rejects the idea that dark skinned races are inferior to whites. He urges more native Catholic clerics to evangelize uncivilized regions, saying long experience shows these peoples can compete mentally with whites when conditions allow.
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Rome
Marek G
Plug
Shipbuilder Carlisle Dies Friend of Kaiser in Exile
Ary Qeht Tlonotable Alexander Mor igomlery Carlisle shipbuilder and engineer, former general manager of Flat land and Wolff, died. Born July 1854 in Ireland, son of John Carlisle, hearmaster of the Royal Academical Institution in Belfast, survived by wife Edith Wooster of San Francisco, a son and two daughters. An old friend of former Emperor William, he visited the ex-Kaiser at Deorn, Holland, last November. dispatches noted his reception and entertainment.
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London
Alexander Mor Igomlery Carlisle
Flatland and Wolff
Ireland
John Carlisle
Royal Academical Institution
Belfast
Edith Wooster
San Francisco
My. Carlisle
William
Germany
Deorn
Holland
Carlisle
Cremation Ordered at Golder's Green With Funeral Music
An obituary note records that the deceased body is to be cremated at Golder's Green. The organist will play The Merry Widow Waltz after the ceremony, with the survivor expressing a desire for a more pleasant musical farewell than the dead march from Soul.
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Golder's Green
Examiner Orders Probe in Death
Waterbury report states Dr A A Crane, a real examiner, announces Thomas Dillon aged 55 died from a fractured skull after being found in the front hallway of his home. An investigation is started. Dillon was last seen Monday and may have lain four days before discovery as the family used only the back door.
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Waterbury
A. A. Crane
Thoms Dillon
Hig House
John T. Monzaril
Ken tucky ship rescued amid ice field action
The Fred Cross liner Silvia connected with the partly damaged freighter Kentucky about eight this morning after a week in heavy ice off Newfoundland. The Kentucky, 1285 miles off Newfoundland, has bows partly gone and a destroyed rudder. Silvia hopes to tow at five to six knots toward port as the rescue continues.
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ST. John's
Kentucky
Newfoundland
Silvia
Silva
Kentucky Aids Disabled Passenger During Voyage
Assistance was provided to a disabled traveler aboard a voyage from Dusy Kirk to New York, ensuring safe transit and care while en route. The incident highlights onboard support for passengers with mobility or health challenges during long journeys.
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Kentucky
Dusykirk
New York
Relatives jailed for beating brides Waterbury case
In Waterbury on March 5 AP reports Mrs Malaspina says her husband Frank Malaspina and his brother Abe beat and choked her over care for month and baby. Police allege breach of the peace against Frank Malaspina. Mrs Malaspina cites mother in law as the main trouble source in the home.
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Waterbury
Abe
Joseph Malaspina
Wilson Street
Frank
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