Darien coach Young faces divorce amid bigamy claim
In Darien Maine, football and athletic coach Young faced a scandal as his wife filed divorce alleging misconduct with Miss Brennick. He admitted to a prior marriage at college and to a second union in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, with a teacher from Bowling Green Ohio. The court sentenced him after pleading guilty to a breach of the law, while the community watched closely.
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Merle F. Hunt
Doren High School
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Mew
Connecticut
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goWan
Rumford
Mar- Sid
W. T. MacDonald
Prore
Williamson
Harry C. Smith
Maine
Matthew Kentaley
Dramford
Kentaley
Majakly
Waloe
Henry P. Lyons
Jennings
Comey
Derien
Thiefty
Keneatey
Als Che
Aberet
Fiat Young
Colege
Lewiston
Kenealey
Elmer
Portsmouth
N. H
Stratford Names John B Wright New Town Manager
John B Wright will report for duty as Stratford town manager on or before March 12 succeeding retiree Carleton D Reed. A licensed civil engineer and surveyor, he has served as consulting municipal engineer in highway and bridge projects and previously as city and town engineer in several states. He held wartime service as U S Army captain of engineers and organized Vermont’s first municipal manager system in Springfield. He is married and a member of several professional and civic organizations.
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Stratford
Carleton D. Reed
Wright
Lynn
Mass
Salem Business College
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Worcester
United States
New Hampshire Highway Commission
Springfield
Vermont
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American Society of Civil Engineers
American Road Builders Assoiation
International City Managers Association
Sons of the American Revolution
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Associated Press
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Indianapolis
Kansas City
Commerce
Mr. Hoover
James E. Nateon
Ohio
Michigan
Maryland
Oscar G. Poellinger
Fort Wayne News-Sentinel
E. M. Wasimuth
Huntington
New
General Motors Leads Rally Amid Rubber Stock Drops
General Motors advanced strongly, with an initial hesitation fading as markets rallied. Rubber issues sagged midday, then recovered as shorts covered, while United States Steel lagged GM gains. Hoisting moves spread to Hudson, Hupp, Packard and Willys-Overland, with Calumet and Anaconda among notable gainers. Rubber stocks slipped on inventory worries, with U S Rubber reaching new yearly highs before retreating.
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Sav Agal
Olive More
General Motors 4
Peared
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Rusto
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Genral Motors
Motors
Hudson
Hupp
Packard
Willys-Overlind
Calumet
Liquid Carbonie
International Harvester
DuPont
U. S. Cast Iron Pipe
Cluett Peabody
Buyuk
U. S. Rubber Common
First Preferred
New Jong
Hoppe Dominates Hejl in American Three Cushion Tourney
MOPPE WINS NEW YORK March 6 Willie Hoppe stretched an early lead over Allen Hejl to secure a decisive victory in the American three cushion billiard tournament. Hoppe defeated Louis Cutter by 50 to 40 in 48 innings, aided by a strong early run. Clarence J r downed Marty Wakefield 69 to 40, while Jackson produced a four- ball break sequence of 8.5.
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New York
Wa Press
Willie Hoppe
Allen Hejl
Ner
Hoppe
Clarence Jr
Marty Wakefield
Jackson
Survey on Vocational Guidance by City Schools
A long article reports a 549 pupil survey on future careers, highlighting aeronautics interest and a spread across fields such as civil engineering, carpentry, plumbing, medicine, and law. Assistant Superintendent Warren explains the program aims to tailor education, with bulletins and library planning to aid guidance and distribution of books.
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Reed
Warren
Retty
West Point
Ald
Library Department
Holy War Near Arabian Decree Describes Desert Ruler
A garbled account portrays a desert sultan with 124 wives traveling in luxurious cars while his retinue uses windowless vans. Guards accompany the group, keeping the wives inside and preventing escape as they move through a harsh Arabian wilderness.
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Hus
Wehabi Reprisals Spark Tribesmen Urge Revenge
In Jerusalem March reports say Wahabi raids on Transjordanian villages ignite tribal anger and calls for revenge. Emir Abdullah intervenes urging restraint as expeditions of reprisal are said to be underway, with optimism that tensions may ease under leadership.
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Jerusalem
Jewish ‘Telegraphic Agency
Transjordanian
Abdullah
Landers
Marines Capture Men and Armas in Bluefields Raid
In Nicaragua near Bluefields, American marines seized four men, one machine gun, fifty rifles and 6 000 rounds. A clash at Biyagual left one Nicaraguan dead and 20 dispersed as 35 marines under Lt. John G. Walraven advanced. Navy officials report 190 marine casualties and ongoing movement of guns and artillery to northern positions.
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Nicaragua
Associated Press
Diay
Bluefields
False Bluff
Matagalpa
John G. Walraven
Biyagual
Sellers
Coestal Service
Navy Department
Gd. R. R. Wallace
Anatar
Ocotal
Leon
Corinto
Moyne
Coroner's staff denies case ends after investigation
Coroner's staff and police pursue leads in a missing motorists case involving Peterson. Detectives report failing to find blood or glass on the turnpike and reveal youths stuck to their story while investigators seek to connect the injuries to a motorist.
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Peterson
Peter
Harris
Mix
Cfurts
Maher
Henry Albronn
Cece Fey
Ex-Husband of Elsie Ferguson to wed again in Florida
Thomas Benedict Clarke Jr., New York banker and divorced husband of actress Elsie Ferguson, obtained a license to marry Camilla G. Sanborn of Elliston Florida. Clarke, age 51, and Sanborn, 36, were to be wed after Clarke’s 1916 marriage to Ferguson and subsequent Paris divorce in 1920.
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Associated Press
Thomas Benedict Clarke, Jr
Elsie Ferguson
Camilla G. Sanborn
Elliston
Fla
Clarke
Sanborn
Thomas B. Clarke
Paris
Velma Pleads Guilty to Second Degree Murder
Velma, wearing black, pleads guilty to second degree murder to avoid trial for the death of West. Judge Barnes sentences her to life in the Marysville reformatory for women with no solitary confinement. The plea follows discussions with counsel as a motive statement by Miss Mabel Young was to be used if trial proceeded. Velma confessed to killing West after an argument during a bridge party in Cleveland and spent the night with Miss Young.
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Barnes
Poulson
Paulln
Deis
Paulin
Mabel Young
West
Cleveland
Mias Young
Miss Young
Three Americans survive plane crash near Lympne airdrome Kent
A French twin engine liner carrying eight passengers including Baroness Yon Till Kavanagh crash landed in a field near Lympne airdrome Kent. Three Americans Miss Dorothy Palmer Seattle Miss Margaret Duncan and E Ahnoff New York were unhurt or lightly injured while Pilot Roger Maury guided the craft to England. The plane struck ground after one engine failed and the left wing dipped twice during the Channel crossing.
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The
Hague
Dorothy Palmer
Seattle
Margaret Duncan
American Express
Paris
E. Ahnoff
New York City
Roger Maury
England
J. W. Wilesmith
Wilesmith
Pitot Maury
Folkestone
London
Corset Cutter Slips Knife Wounds Teen at Plant
Harry Langdon sixteen of 86 Ne an street was injured at Crown Corset company plant 226 Federal street when a knife slipped in the cutting department. He suffered a deep thigh stab wound severing arteries and veins. Ambulance rushed him to Bridgeport hospital where Dr. Patterson and team tied off vessels. Langdon bled profusely but was reported resting comfortably and not as seriously wounded as initially feared.
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Crown Corset Company
Federal Street
Firat
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Greenspun
Bridgeport Hospital
BD. C. Patterson
Broad
Patterson
Langdons
Zoning Laws Explained by Hall to Fairfield Luncheon Club
Fairfield officials described zoning history and current rules at a noon meeting. Judge Clarence R. Hall urged continued collaboration between the zoning commission and board of appeals, noting 1920s acts shaped regulations and detailing recent and proposed changes to front-yard requirements and permit processes.
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Clarence RB. Hall
Board of Appeals
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Well
Wome
Commission
Tre Zoning Commission
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Board of Appeale
Magaset Appeala
Board of Expesls
Hall
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Edward BM. Brennan
H. Edgar Riker
Yea Bo
Robert Wakeman
J. K. Hutchison
Glover
Jennings
Below Road
Wiliam A. Leahy
Newton
Redt
Joseph B. Berglund
Bowland Road
Ernest A. Copper
Pest Road
Clayton W. Welles
Hartfred
R. ¥. Moore
Howard L. Shaft
Mex J. Nie
Stetson K. Ryan
Stew Board of Education For the Blind
Memorial Library
William F. Wild
Bridgeport
New Health Cacer
Welfare Committee
Roger Ludlowe
Commissioner of Education
A. B. Meerdith
Hartford
Treaty With France Ratified Broad Peace Pact Endorsed
The United States approves a new treaty with France that narrows arbitration limits, binds both nations to peaceful settlement, and rejects war as a policy, reflecting Kellogg Bruni discussions and potential broader six power anti war accord with Great Britain Italy Germany Japan.
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State Department
Brisu
Kellogg
Great Britain
Italy
Germany
Japan
United States
Geneva
Epolesmen
Exhibition of Graphic Art Opens at Public Library
A graphic art exhibit opened Monday at the Public Library Exhibition Mall and runs through March 16. It showcases etching processes and other modern graphic arts with labeled specimens, tools, and explanations aimed at students and the general public.
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Canadiens and Maroons Winners In NHL Action
Montreal Maroons beat New York Rangers 3 1 before 11 000 fans in Montreal. Les Canadiens defeated Pittsburgh 3 0 as they near third place in the league. Detroit Cougars routed Toronto Maple Leafs 8 1 to strengthen playoff positioning. Jerry Lowery scored Toronto’s lone goal.
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Associates Brees
Les Canadiens
Montreal
Piertes
McCaffery
Pitts
John
Han Eovnt
Hall
Devroit
Mrrech
Associated Press
Qeorus Hay
Wineman
Detroit Cougars
Hiteera
Toronto Maple Leafs
Detroit
Jerry Lowery
Toronto
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