Priscilla Dean Faces Stage Fright As Broadcaster
Priscilla Dean, appearing at a local theatre, shows nerves while broadcasting at Station WICC. Reporter Charles Selen notes the interview moments as Dean admits the mic is intimidating in front of the hall crowd, and she answers brief questions after agreeing to the interview.
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Reporter Flustered As M6 Fame Rise Surges Questions
The article describes a reporter struggling with abrupt fame as M6 rises to prominence. The scene shows nervousness about handling questions and a shift to informal chatter after the formal interview segment ends, illustrating media pressure and quick shifts in discourse.
Officials Honor Policeman Taylor Funeral in Bridgeport
Policemen and delegates from Lateral Circles attended the funeral of William Ho Taylor retired Bridgeport policeman. The service at Moray Chapel featured Bridgeport police leadership, Elks ritual participants, and Waldemere lodge members. Burial followed at Park Cemetery after a motorcade from 38 Nath Washington Avenue.
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John Connell
Jol Ho Regan
James A Walker
Bridgeport Lodge of Elks
Elks
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James H Brodeich Steenie
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Willam E Doty
Haris
Sweet
Edward I Nevins Sce
Reson Herbert & Brown
Olivet Congregational Church
Park Cemetery
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Washington Avenue
Groton airport ideal terminal urged by Knox in 1929 talk
Governor Trumbull and state officials weighed an option on Morton Plant estate land for a New London area trans Atlantic airport and home port for a steamship line. Knox cited the site’s rail access and harbor proximity, with possible use by 43d Division units for summer field training and potential airport connections to Hartford and Montauk Point.
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Long Island Fields Commission
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Three Men Hurt as Pillars Collapse in New Haven
Three men were injured when eight concrete pillars from the second floor of the old Journal-Course Building collapsed onto Center Street in New Haven. Wreckers Michael Favell, Benjamin Johnson, and Joseph Breault were working the day shift. Favell suffered the most serious injuries. Police set up barriers as several hundred onlookers gathered and traffic was redirected.
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Meadow Street
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Foote Street
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State Street
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Cole
Mlnbup
Judge rules on five jury verdicts in Fairfield suits
Judge Job Rufus Booth denied motions to set aside five jury verdicts in suits by Ruth P Tieming and John Cookale of Fairfield. Awards upheld include 218 to Tieming for horse tied to Giesstones and 860 to Cookale for injuries from a car collision on Hancock Avenue. Other upheld awards include 1500 to Andrew Volie for injuries from a collision on Hancock Avenue, and 7260 to Victoria Kubana Conroy and 200 to Edward Copi for bus collision injuries on Arctic and Pembroke streets.
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Andrew Vole
Michael Homnyuk
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Cues Line Bus Corporation
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