Referee Keogh Rives Schedules Bankruptcy Hearings
Bankruptcy referee John Keogh presided over multiple hearings in Bridgeport and Danbury. Decisions included a 20 percent composition offer accepted by most creditors for Hernard Rubenstein, a 15 percent offer for George B. Yochy and Co. declined, and trustees appointed for Bridgeport Gas Fixture Co. and others. A first creditors meeting looms for Bridgeport Burlap Sack Co. and Stendahl partners, with over 100 claimants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Keogh Yesterd
Hernard Rubenstein
Bridgeport
George B. Yochy and Company
Raphael Korts
Bridgeport Gas Fixture Company
Bernard P. Saitman
Bridgeport Burlap Sack
Arthur Wells
Trace
Joan Keogh
Danbury
Harry Dick
New, England Furniture Company
Charles W. Murphy
Stortford
Abercromble Botk Electrical Company
Wag Held
Albert W. Tremaine
Keogh
Stamford Man Found Guilty on Liquor Charge
A Stamford jury in Common Pleas Court found William H. Bingham guilty of possessing liquor. Judge John J. Walsh set sentencing for the morning. Police reported Bingham worked as a bartender for Joseph Kessles at a long standing Main Street saloon where 13 patrons were found in the back room after police entered on November 13, 1951.
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Common Pleas Court
John J. Walsh
William .H. Bingham
Stamford
Walsh
Bingham
Joseph Kessles
Two Trolley 60 Cases Settled In Present Session
Several jury cases on the docket before Judge John E Keeler were settled out of court including LeRny A Serman administrator of George B Underhill estate versus the Connecticut Company and Ne Hee K Mepdermott administrator of John Ginivan Azanet versus the Connecticut Company Attorney Rosin reported settlements Also a Stanley W Beach probate appeal was dismissed for failure of plaintiffs to appear Beach long associated with the Scientific American and Stratford aviation circles offsets in this community segment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severn
Itterman i
LeRny A
Serman
George B. Underhill
Connecet Eut Company
Wag
Llorney
Robert HR. Trojan
Ne'Hee K. Mepdermott
John Ginivan Azanet
Connecticut Company
Accos
Rosin
Aston of Stanley VY. Beach
Frederick C. ‘Beach
Frederick C. Beach
Stanley Y
Beach | Oxifest
Stratford
Malicious Prosecution Case In Superior Court
Paul Montross of Stratford sues John Kupec of Bridgeport for five thousand dollars alleging malicious prosecution over an arrest connected to a missing pipe piece from a stove water heater. Judge Joan Be Keeler hears evidence with Lavery and Finkelstone for the plaintiff and Judge Thomas C Courhlin for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan BE. Keeler
Paul Montross
Stratford
John Kupec
Bridgeport
Montross
Jxupec
Stratford Town Court
Wis
Lavery and Finkelstone
Thomas C. Courhlin
Claim dilution of dry case evidence in New Haven court
In New Haven on March 28 a chemist testified that liquor samples given for analysis were tampered with after return to the court clerk. He said samples were watered and stored in a vault. defense argued the evidence did not support the charges.
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New Haven
Linuor
Five Divorce Actions Before Judge Wolfe
Judge Isaac Wolfe at a short calendar session will hear five divorce actions Friday in the Superior Court. Cases include Ethel Sherman Piper versus Henry Piper Alice Praiard versus Charles Ja Weimar Frederick Sauer versus Ithel Sauer Barah Meltzer Kosloff versus Louis Kosloff Iulia Ganzy versus Stephen Ganey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Wolfe
Superior Court
Ethel Lilian Sherman Piper
Fcurelenus Henry Piper
Alice
Praiard Va Charies
Weimar
Frederick Sauer
Ithel Sauel Barah Meltzer Kosloff
Suit awards 1800 for loss of boy's right eye
In East Port Chester five year old Robert Stapleton won 1800 in Superior Court before Judge Joan Keeler against Susan Weltz. The verdict follows a daytime trial over a lime covered stick thrown during play that blinded the boy. Witnesses described the accident and defense contested the eye injury claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Stapelton
East Portchester
Superior Court
Joan FF. Keeler
Susan Weltz
Stapleton and Weltz
Tingue Street
East Port Chester
Mirabeth Stapleton
Robert
Dre. Stapleton
Weltz
Sumac
Thomas G. Stapleton
Feiter, Hyde
Greenwich
John McGuire
Manhattan
Tf. Nose and Throat Hospital
New York City
McGuire
Raymond Hackett
Keeler
Lenin Not Ill Speaks Two Hours Before Congress
Moscow March 28 Premier Lenin, denying illness rumors, addressed a secret all-Russian Communist Congress meeting in the Kremlin Palace. He spoke for two hours, delivering sarcastic remarks and urging comrades to focus on work and industrial paragon performance in the looming capitalist struggle for Russia.
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Moscow
Presa
Lenin
Kremlin
Russia
Will acquaint Europe with American music
At Ashville Jena March 28 the annual National Federation of Music Clubs convention plans to promote American music abroad. Mrs Elizabeth Smith of Columbus will present programs to European cities and attend Rome and Paris contests to gather ideas to improve U S music. The convention will review the new Choral Department and the official bulletin during its three days.
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Ashville
Jena
Paris
Rosw
National Federation of Music Clubs
Eliz Maay Smith
Columbus
Asc
Europe
America
Smith
Rome
Parla
Trial of Brooklyn nurse for murder of lawyer shocks Brooklyn
In Brooklyn Supreme Court Olivia M. P. Stone faces a first degree murder charge for shooting prominent Cincinnati and Brooklyn lawyer Kinkead after his marriage to another. The defense frames it as disillusion, while police and witnesses recount a tense scene with a mob outside the courthouse and grisly evidence from the crime.
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Brooklyn
New York
Brooklyn Supreme Court
Olivia M. P. Stone
Shrwin Stark
Bilis G.kinkgad
Edward J. Reilly
Reilly
Miss Stone
Agpinall
Grafs
Martha Fiasco
Siewir
Abraham Kesselman
Herbert N. Warbasse
Notnar Sal
Kinkead
Atlantic City
Marie Gormley Kinkead
Max Platkin
Frank Farrel
Store
Kim
Fleischmanns Yeast Promoted For Skin Health By Doctors
Medical endorsements flood the page urging Fleischmanns fresh yeast as a remedy for pimples and boils. Consumers are advised to eat 2 to 3 cakes daily before or between meals to maintain clear skin. The familiar yellow label tin package is highlighted and a standing grocer order is suggested.
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Fleischmann
Two Injured When Auto Strikes Bus In Danbury
Seven people were hurt when a car collided with a Danbury Bridgeport bus on a day afternoon. The most seriously injured were Stanley B. Hoyt of Berkshire Avenue and Joseph P Mulvihill. They were treated at J. English’s Danbury office and Hoyt returned home.
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Stanley B. Hoyt
Berkshire Avenue
Joseph P Mulvihill
Yeater
Danbury Bridgeport Sitwey
Danbury
Jar. English
Hoy
Vital Statistics gather births and parents from city records
Tilrbs Charles and Eva Sanford report a birth at 1447 Wood Avenue on March 24 1923. Harry and Susie Ferguson Shy der list a son born March 23 with address 452 Wilmot Avenue. Stephen and Veronica Ledval Blemman announce a son born March 21 1922 at 184 Willard Street. Joseph and Florenty Ray Slostk record a son born March 22 1922 at Omdon Street.
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Tilrbs
Charles
Eva Sanford
Burfrees
Wood Avenue
Harry and
Susie Ferguson Shyder
Wilmot Avenue
Ray
Stephen
Veronica Ledval Blemman
Willard Street
Joseph and
Florenty Ray Slostk
Agi Omdon
Maren
Amber charged with smuggling laws to prisoner wife
In New Haven on March 28 Alfred Amber claims a Chicago lie and is charged with smuggling laws to her husband jailed awaiting transfer to Atlanta federal prison. He faces 18 months for automobile weight violation after being caught at work on his cell made bars.
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New Haven
Amber
Chicago
Atlanta
Wealow Fie
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