Eckart Acquitted In Beers Transport Case At Court
A jury acquitted Eckart of transporting beer exceeding legal limits at the Criminal Superior Court. William Andes, a trackman age six, was found guilty in a related matter and awaits sentencing. Judge Isaac Wolfe presided. Foreman Burton Nerin read the verdict after a 16 hour 55 minute deliberation. Attorneys declined further comment.
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Landley Street
Beidgewort
Lodas
Isaac Wolfe
Bekari
Alexander Eane
Burton Nerin
Wesson
Skart
Heyamin Slade
New Haven
Jacob B. Klat
Simeon Pease
Wehart
Ourt House
Iself
Hug
Ade
Aim If
Attornes
Jude Waite
Ted Rae
Gary Rou
Peta
Alexander
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Fire Board Seeks 6000 Apparatus Funding
Officials consider a 6000 apparatus request amid budget gaps and pension fund shortfalls. The board votes to cover anticipated costs, noting a need to replace gear, fund salaries after a death, and address yearly deficits with a target of 860 pounds for meeting expenses.
Town Diphtheris-Free: Auburn immunization milestone reached
AVUETAN NY Marcel AFD Auburn today declared a diphtheria free town after completing three years of child inoculations. Since 1922 a Schick test trial and 1923 24 saw Auburn children vaccinated. In 1924 toxin-antitoxin was given to 6072 youngsters. Re-treated negatives numbered 3 008 under Dr Frederick Senos state health department guidance.
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Avuetan
N.Y. Marcel
AFD
Auburn
Schick
Frederick Senos
State Health Department
de Thomas OC. Saws Vor
Fairfield County News Ledger Faces Tax and School Debates
A chaotic page compiles Fairfield County items with gun control bylaw discussion rumbles at the legislature. Public safety, school funding and a vote on a 1935 statute revocation are noted amid town politics and local crime mentions.
Earthquake Toll and Refugees Surge in Japan
A cable from Kobe confirms Colonel Van Reusselaer King of New York was killed in the Kobe earthquake. Tokyo reports place fatalities from 2,275 to over 4,090 with tens of thousands homeless as refugees struggle through snow and rain in central Japan.
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van Reusselaerehoate King
Kobe
Japan
Colon King
Tokyo
Home Office
Uth Homelens
Tokyo Asahi Shimbun
Miyazu
Minéyuna
Amine
Soviet Note Demands Freeing Three Couriers in Peking
The Soviet government renewed its demand to Peking for the immediate release of Mine. Porodin wife of Michael Borodin adviser to the Cantonese and the three Soviet couriers arrested aboard the Soviet vessel Pamiat Lentua. The note was sent to the Chinese mission in Moscow as a reinforcement of a prior communication. Soviet officials said Chang Tso Lin allegedly ordered the executions of the couriers but the case remains independent of Beijing authorities.
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Bevel
Porodin
Michael Borodin
Peking
Chang Tso-l Lin
Jord
Meijing
Reporter finds parents burned in Japan quake
In Mineyama town, a Tokyo reporter from Arai Shinbun filed a dispatch on Japan's quake disaster. He reported his aged father and mother were burned to death, while continuing to cover the tragedy for his paper.
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Tokyo
Deny Tanaka
Tokyo Arai Shinbun
Mineyama Hin
Tanie Town
Oaushe
Child's Body Found Packed in Keg Killed by Blow
Police say a three year old girl died from a blow and was found packed in a keg. The mother charged with murder testified the child was killed in a fit of anger after the Christmas period. An autopsy indicated death likely caused by a fractured jaw from a hook.
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Edmund Neat
Lda Kelley
Phat Nolo
Atert Doe
John
Eert Todas
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Women’s Equal Rights in England Expected
London March 9. The Jovby correspondent to the Press reports unofficially that the government plans measures to grant women voting rights at age two, aligning with men's ballot age. Premier Baldwin met a delegation of suffragists and promised a definite answer, despite recent coal strike and China events absorbing attention.
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Lungs Paralyzed Youth Kept Alive by Friends in Chicago
In Chicago on March 9 Jared Frick, 22, suffered a paralysis affecting the brain and spinal cord. Friends pump air by hand for hours, keeping him alive as volunteers maintain a clocklike rhythm at his bedside. Doctors favored manual respiration over a pulmotor to avoid machine support.
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Doertora
Carrier of Mail Cop Sprints and Arraigned Here
Joward J Farrell of Derry, on a $5,000 bond after arraignment on a warrant tied to the disappearance of a $2,400 registered mail package at Ansonia station. Four postal inspectors had pursued the case since February 1, with a March 21 hearing set before Commissioner Lavery. Farrell had carried mail on the route between the past alive and Ansonia under a three and a half year contract.
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United States
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Hartford
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Arvetl
U. S
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New Haven
William H. Swen Company
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New Fkiven
Florida
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Bridgeport
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Mostil Recovering May Never Play After Suicide Attempt
Chicago White Sox trainee Mostil is recovering from a Tuesday suicide attempt in Shreveport Louisiana that may end his baseball career. His fiancée Margaret Carroll says he will never play again, even if he recovers, and notes his deep sensitivity. Carroll’s mother Mrs Carroll Mosthi is under doctor care after learning of the tragedy and the broken engagement.
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Himelf
Shreveport
Chicago White Sox
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Moastil
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la U Inler
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Balloonist at 27000 Feet Faints on Altitude Record Flight
Captain Newthorne C. Gray, engineering officer at Beote Piela, moments after reaching 27000 feet in a high altitude balloon, became unconscious due to extreme cold and fell. The craft landed five miles southeast of Seattle after the failed attempt to break the free balloon altitude record.
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Ballville
Newthorne C. Gray
Beote Piela
Doctors Skeptical of Radio Hypnotism Test
Boston observers doubted the success of Professor Der ald Fitaribben's radio hypnotism experiment. From WBZ Springfield the show featured three subjects, with Hall and Marshall responding to commands while Dusbert remained unaffected. Supervising psychiatrists Dr C A Bonney and Dr A Warren Stearns witnessed the proceedings and expressed cautious opinions on Hall's apparent attempts to enter a hypnotic state.
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Ian
Derald Fitaribben
Staion Wbz
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Tis
William J. Hall
Charles Marshall
Springficks
Aaron Dusbert
Fall River
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Alassiehusetts State Prison
Reseauring
Hell
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Boycott Threatened for Immodest Dress in Rome
In Rome in March, the Vatican Action movement threatens an economic and moral boycott against individuals allowing feminine members of their households to dress immodestly. The group calls for support of its stance and urges action against perceived immodesty.
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Haa
Fairfield to seek court action to stop Bridgeport pollution
Fairfield officials plan a Wednesday conference with Bridgeport and state and county health leaders to pursue legal steps if an agreement cannot be reached to curb sewage pollution of Fairfield beach. Participants include Dr Poole Health Officer Mare Stanley Oxborn Mayor Behrens and Bridgeport health chief among others.
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Fairfield Beach
Bridgeport
Laurente &. Poole
James A Mare
Yoole
Poole
Mary
Stanley EH. Oxborn
Behrens
James A. McElroy
A. L. DeLaney
Wiliam Hall Vonn
State Water Commission
Girl bank robber gets 80 day term
Marian Mrcia a former university co ed was sentenced by Circuit Judge Leck to thirty days in the state penitentiary for attempting to rob a local bank on February 3. Rhernly James Patridge drove her to Sioux Falls to begin her term. The unruffled defendant, who aided her widowed mother Mrs M L Myers of Woongockat, showed no emotion during the brief proceedings.
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B. Leck
Gulty
James Patridge
Sioux Falls
M. L. Myers
Woongockat
Two More School Boys Take Their Own Lives
Marietta Ohio reports Clyde Beevers fourteen year old junior high pupil found hanging in a shed behind his home with aversion to attending school cited as the motive. Shenandoah Iowa notes Jalem Manes nineteen a Burlington Junction high school senior died by poison after a basketball season. coroner’s jury ruled suicide.
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APO
Clyde Beevers
Shenandoah
Inwa
Jalen Manes
Burlington Junction
Fie
Sunday Movie Bill Favored By Connecticut Legislature
Hartford March 9 Two bills of notable interest passed both houses and go to Governor Trumbull for approval. The Sunday movie bill allows local authorities to keep motion picture houses open at 2 pm on Sundays instead of 7 pm. A second bill hikes salaries for Superior court judges and justices by 3000 dollars annually, setting Supreme court and associate justice pay at 12000 dollars and chief justice at 12800 dollars.
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Fnvernor Trumbul
Senate
Buprme
New Motion Picture Tax Repeal Favored by Committee
The legislative finance committee backed a bill to repeal the 1925 $10 per reel motion picture tax, with unanimous support for HB H. Two alternative bills would tax exhibitors and producers on gross income. Initial year tax receipts and a revolving fund are noted. producers may prefer a 2 percent gross tax, avoiding pass through to exhibitors.
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Windgett
Motions Picture Theatre
Connecticut
Joseph Watkh
Hartford
Matton Victure Theatre Owners
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Lost two fingers at Meyers garage fail to qualify for compensation
Myron Dickinson of this city lost use of two fingers on January 25 while working at Meyers garage on Nichols road. Compensation Commissioner Buckingham ruled the employer, Fred Meyers, hires fewer than five men regularly, so Dickinson cannot receive workers compensation under the act.
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EB F T. Buckingham
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Fred Meyers
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Vassar Opens Coed Class for Husbands and Wives
Poughkeepsie March 9. The School of Domestic Science at Vassar College will be co-educational this year. Professor Annie Louise MacLeod said husbands may join the program after wives attended last summer. Married students will learn home management while single girls study elementary home making. The aim is to provide scientific knowledge on family life to produce leaders and help men be better husbands and fathers.
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School of
Buthentes
Vassar College
Annie Louise MacLeod
Sehool
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Suur Te Elht
Schoul
Ins Hitals
Vassar Blind Girl Wins Phi Beta Kappa Honors
Helen Katherine Smith from Wilkes-Barre, Pa, overcome blindness through study and perseverance to earn Phi Beta Kappa honors at Vassar College. She graduates this year as part of a group of 18 seniors and five juniors named to PBK. Margaret Hf. Sims, daughter of Rear Admiral Sims, and Charlotte Hume of New York were among those elected.
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N.Y
Helen Katherine Smith
Wilkes-Harre
Phi Beta Kapp
Vagaar College
Phi Beta Kappa
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Simm
Kewport
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Republican Heads In Pact To Block State Bond Sue
A March report from Stratford outlines a secret conference supporting Governor Jom H. Trumbull in blocking state bond issues and avoiding tax increases. Leaders from the Republican party push for no new gasoline tax and rely on general revenues to fund $2,000,000 for state aid roads and institutional needs.
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Startford
Jom H. Trumbull
Birth control bills gain cautious momentum in Hartford
Hartford legislative halls show hints of success for birth control advocates as two bills are proposed and opposition shrinks. The session marks a notable shift with fewer organized protests, while debates consider prescription access and repeal of prostitution statutes linked to contraceptives.
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Walén
Thomas N Hevhurn
Afi Ave
Fo Veritt
George Uo Piey
Hannay Stone
New York
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