Berg Disclaims Letter Bearing HS Signature
Local report notes Berg disclaims a signed letter from a high school associated committee member. The piece discusses recall efforts against Councilman Len and public reaction in the Lordship district. Community residents question the influence of the People's General committee on local governance and reform efforts.
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Edward
Bers
Herbert Tenneiner
Wiliam
Lowe Job
Pespic
Len
Bera Vis
Laip Arpeotee
Nuandid
Bey
Lardsin
Bergs
Lre
Eppe
Davis
Lawyer Overcomes Recall Amid Grief At Obituary
In a troubled notice exuding sorrow, lawyer J Quinlan and colleague J Quinlan face a recall amid the death of Jesse FP Du vis, with Edward Teenie and Leo Bivi listed among mourners. The article notes the judge Johnny H Lie and associate details as a somber obituary brief.
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Jesse
J. Quinlan
Edward Teenie
Leo Bivi
Morwaly
Theervaces
Dudge
Jonny H. Lie
Associ
Jieze
Janice Avtome
Ding
Garker Shidow
Hutiu
Jetn Keogh
Avi
Boy 12 Saves Sister and Brother in Valley Flood
A 12 year old boy named Meréey le to rel led his sister Belle ten and brother Qels eight through flood chaos from the St Francis dam break. They were sheltered in San Martinos tacyon for three days and nights after fleeing Mood Tuesday. The family’s mother and others reportedly perished when the dyke released a wall of water down San Francisquito canyon.
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Meréey le
St. Francis Dam
Lous Rivera
Newhall
Belle
End Rather
Qels
San Martinos Tacyon
Steven
San Francisqute Canyon
Texas Murderer Testifies In Case Of Duke Millions
In Somerville New Jersey March 16 Associated Press describes witnesses testifying about a $2,000,000 Duke trust. Charles Duke, 75, of Pittsburgh Texas, asserts Rev Thomas Duke was his grandfather amid church records and family links.
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Duke
Somerville
N. J
Associated Press
Geolsia
James B. Duke
Thomas B Duse
Washington Blake
Convretery
Hopevrell Primitive
Washington
Ma” Ferguson
Sam
Hopewell Primitive Bapter Church
Carroll County
Tay- Ye
A. Jennings
Primitive Baptists
Thomas Eadie
Engineers Oppose Dredging Channel Plan
Special to the Bridgeport Telegram reports engineers opposed dredging the Housatonic channel from its mouth to Culvers Bar. A preliminary survey under the 1926 Harbors Act recommended 12 feet deep and 100 feet wide to Shelton. the board overruled the district engineer, with a 30 day appeal period for interested parties.
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Culvers Bar
Waervee
Shelton
B Freas Columbia Chemistry Expert Dies
Thomas B. Freas professor of chemistry at Columbia University and noted authority on chemical laboratory design and management died today at Lenox Hill hospital after brief illness. He served many years in Chicago and was a longtime member of the chemistry department.
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Assoed P
Thomas B. Freas
Columbia University
Tuaniga
Lenox Hill Hospital
Short Uiness
Elrk
Thera Vornt
Newirk
St Patrick Day Preps in Bridgeport Festivities
Bridgeport houses bright green decor and St Patrick observances. Notables include guests John H Vrrnball and Rev John Corbett plus Charles H Tuck, with Miss Theresa OBrien and John J Mi Dungugh among entertainers. Dinner at 6:30 pm features a 48 voice chorus and orchestra. minstrel show proceeds fund church activities at Red Men's hall Madison avenue.
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Gee Hale
Green Dresser
Meulig
Beauklewn
St. Patrick's
John H
Phendis Son
St. Patrick
Briatfield Unis
John Corbett
Leslie Hick
John J. Imusic
Enquin Club
St. Patrick’s
Jamies Duan
Robert Weber
Bernhard Seteer
Jo A. H. Robinson
Trish
St. Patrick's Church
Red Men's Hall
Madison Avenue
Auto Displays to Open This Evening at Bridgeport Armory
Bridgeport prepares for an auto show opening this evening in the armory featuring 156 automobiles from 22 manufacturers and 15 dealers. John A. O'Brien leads arrangements as show manager with F. F. Lalley Jr. treasurer and Louis M. Pawilett publicity head. The event includes a motor boat display and a decorated venue in white and pink, promising a car for every purse in latest models.
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Armory
At & P
Bridgeport Automotive Association
Ribeau
John A. O'Brien
F. EF. Lalley, Jr
Lous M. Pawilett
Beatty
Munu
O'Brien
City Court Hears Multiple Domestic and Driving Offense Texts
City court faced a string of cases involving driving without an operator license, drunkenness, breach of the peace, and a domiciliary incident. Tim Cronin received 80 days for drunkenness with 60 days suspended on the breach charge. A separate case involved Nick Nosshian accused of threatening a countryman with a liaison near Washington. Veranica G was ordered to contribute four weeks to support, while Pavik Busnew faced a sentence on domestic concerns at 1823 Fairfield Avenue.
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Caroline — Street
Stratford
Stratford and
Seaview Avenues
Connecicut Electric Company
Timothy Cronin
Nick Nosshian Wid
Saran Nakeshina
View Avenue
Washington
Helen Streeh
Pavik
Norwale
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Hiram Bingham
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Congressiman Schuytz
Stamford
Piesa
T. B. Freas
Columbia
ST. Patrick's Day
Friendly Sons Banquet
City Court
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Smith
Murray Cason
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Maintayy
All - In
Children’s New
Radiant Rage
Georgette
Nike
Mautlin
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