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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1927
Page
3
A fragmentary report shows the aviation department push for funding. Officials discuss extending the department's existence for two more years while awaiting committee review. Names and places are unclear in the damaged text.
An old time advertisement claims Petersons Ointment ends agony of piles. It features testimonials from users in Detroit and Buffalo praising cures and urging purchase for 34 cents per box. The copy emphasizes dramatic relief from sores itching and bleeding.
State officials weighed creating a separate aviation department within the motor vehicle agency. Captain Knox and Senators Keeney and Hartford debated costs, revisions, and potential funding shifts to sustain the new unit, citing safety records and regulatory progress amid opposition and concerns over expenditures.
The Jewish Welfare Bureau will hold its annual meeting at Park Avenue Temple on Sunday afternoon at nine. Maurice Taylor of Boston will speak on organized social work effort. Rosalind Herrmann will present the annual report. officers include President Mrs Harry Silverstone and Vice Presidents Mrs Harry Schwartz and Mrs John Arthur.
HavERm till Massachusetts March 17 Churches hospitals and public charities may benefit from Haveraul shoe workers labor after the Haveraul Shoe Board ruled an employer stitcher pay agreement under the list price was invalid The difference will be calculated and given as a contribution to charities designated by the workers rather than paid to the workers themselves
Aly Pollo cooperates with Mrs William Moon in a search for Viola Kidney who disappeared March 5 with Gloria, the five month old daughter. The mother claims Kidney took the child for a drive and promised to return next day. A letter from Mrs Moon and other notes fail to confirm the baby's location.
Jacob Adler a Springfield tailor died in a hospital from injuries after an attack with a hammer in his shop on March 8. Harley Chambers was arrested and charged with murder after confessing to the assault, though Adler denied the charge, alleging a fall caused his skull fracture. A hammer found in a shop led to Chambers' arrest, with dispute over a clothing quarrel as the motive.
Carl Cropler, twenty, second and only son of Germany's defense minister, died early this morning in Berlin from cerebro-spinal fever. The minister mourns a double loss after his elder son Otto, aged 21, died in November 1924. The bereaved father, deeply affected, has rarely attended society events since Otto's death.
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