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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1921
Page
7
In Britain the minister of health overruled a bylaw forcing swimsuits to reach from the shoulders to within three inches of the knees. MPs raised questions about morality and health, but Dr. Addison stated the government would not regulate women's dress. public opinion should guide propriety.
Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania assured a visiting delegation of Philadelphia Black citizens that discrimination against African Americans should end. He stated freedmen are entitled to full constitutional rights and public accommodations, promising to back a bill for equal rights in the Pennsylvania Legislature.
Milford March 28 Judge John L. Gilson of the New Haven probate court voided the claim of Dewitt Nz that he did not receive his late father Charles William Beardsley’s rightful share. The case was adjourned for one week as Milford judge Platt and attorney Goodmart testified for Desrit S. Beards oy.
James De Bella of New Haven pleaded not guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Judge J D Brown Jr found him guilty in Milford town court and fined $50 plus costs. an appeal bond of $10 filed, case to be heard in the court of common pleas at New Haven on the first Monday in April. The driver of the car that collided with a vehicle driven by Ernest H Newton of Milford Beach near Bridgeport Turnpike on Saturday evening, injuring Viole Heekies of Milford High School, with other passengers shaken and both cars damaged.
The first appointee of President Coolidge is a Democrat, former secretary to Representative Sitelin of North Carolina, named to a Senate post. Middleton Beaman, head of the Drang area and ex-Columbia professor, leads the matter, with a $20,000 appropriation cited for recent congressional work.
incoherent OCR fragment notes orders for engines from Sweden and Germany, mentions Soviet dispatch from Moscow, references railway materials and quantities, and hints at war related supply movements. Despite damaged text, the piece links engine orders to Sweden Germany and Moscow reporting.
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