World Court Bill Killed by Legislature in Postponement
In the House a World Court resolution was blocked amid a committee tie, with Speaker and Minority Leader clashing over procedure. Buckley pressed the bill’s defeat while opponents argued the move stalled timely world affairs and constitutional prerogatives. The tally halted further action on the measure for the session.
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Billboard
Sia
Wyhe Palais Oeni
House
Harieord
Vhlosiaral Ag
Hughes Tor Nterte
Egreed
Hockley
Ton
Support for Chamber Directorate Election Prominent
The article notes leaders backing candidates for the Chamber of Commerce directorate and describes the campaign efforts and endorsements. It mentions Mr. Vandilee as a director candidate and references activities at a New Valley location connected to the election.
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Yany
Vandilee
Puaing
Yalley
Bishop Kinsell Designated Temporary Leader in Europe
The bishop of Sew York, Mar George TH Kinsel, is designated temporary in charge of the Protenenes in Europe. A meeting of the council today addresses the appointment and duties.
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Bono
York
George TH. Kinsel
Matt Wilk Teharge
Proterenes
Europe
Todar
New York Man Hurls Flings at Attorneys
A New York man, O'Brien of New York, accused attorneys in several courts of conspiring against him. He appeared before Judge Mayer in Bridgeport after a real estate transaction dispute tied to New York and Connecticut courts.
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New York
Raven
O'Brien
Patriel Coohty
United States
Arthur
Fiat
O'Hara
Stair
Lridgeport Arbere Iy
Cena
Senate Concur in Passage of New Ballot Law
The Senate approves a new ballot law regulating ages and hours for bowling alley pin boys amid broader legislative activity. The measure includes funding for school trustees, governors, and public oversight, with a final concurrence after committee reports and a conference.
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Senate
Educarion
Suesday
Aining School
Wilkins
Harty Menbers
Fie Vest
Ale
Untitled fragment reports police arrest and deaths
Fragmentary OCR text describes police discovering suspects and a deadly incident. Mentions a homicide case, authorities, and persons named in a disjointed, unclear account. Details are garbled with uncertain names and locations.
Assembly Bill and Medical Practice Debate
A fragmented report discusses an assembly bill allowing medical practice under certain conditions. It references Edward H. Moviar and others, with debate over unusual practices, prejudice concerns, and potential graduation requirements affecting who can practice.
Senate Approves State Purchase of Redding Camp
Senate approves appropriation for acquiring Redding Camp as part of a bill that previously passed the House. The measure authorizes the sale and transfer of the park tract, includes a thirteen acre pond, and aims to create a public use site long urged by residents.
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Senate
Redding Camp
San Opertepeitaie
Continantat
St Rat Redding
Darbury
Putnam
Subpoenas Issued in Skeleton Case
Reported testimony describes Persinger tied to a piling after being left by teammates at night. Witnesses Thomas Peden and Brown recall red canoes nearby and one man seen in the area as investigators pursue leads in the case.
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Thomas Peden
Im Chang
Thomas
Brown
Persinger
Fey
Yychey
Cince
Allkouphy
Tn Geiger
Cross Continental Flight Effort Described in Fragment
Fragmentary report recaps an ambitious no stop flight attempt across continents. The text mentions various pilots, stages, and mechanical issues, with scattered names and places, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR and jumbled wording.
Discover Quorum Lacking House Session Adjourns
Hartford Mass report states the House held an emergency session to clear the calendar but adjourned early due to a missing quorum. Speaker Nickerson declared adjournment as debates stalled on several bills and procedural matters.
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Hartford
Mass
Nickerson
Bridgeport Faces Rising Auto Accidents and Safety Drive
A Bridgeport meeting reports rising automobile accidents this year with three fatalities and $99 195 in property damage. Officials blame dangerous intersections and jaywalking, urging better brakes, enforcement, and a citywide safety education program in schools and communities.
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Pareit-Teachers’ Association and Federation
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Robbins
Stoenhkel
Bridgeport
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Pergony
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Main Street
Stratford Avenue
Barsum Avenue
iMain
Grand Streets
State Street
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Eveaar
Tires Heong
Eduiter
Navy aviators killed in training flight crash
Two Navy aviators from a strike squadron based at North Island were killed during an early morning practice flight. Their aircraft crashed near Sweetwater while flying in darkness. Investigators began work on the scene.
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Raya Gli
North Island
Earry
New Ballot Law Blocks Bridgeport Charter Change Efforts
Hartford May 3 A proposed new charter for Bridgeport faces delays as legislators weigh a ballot law aimed at blocking preferential and proportional representation. House and Senate debates, home rule questions, and a 69 percent voter requirement complicate likely passage before adjournment.
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Gonnecuieur
Clarence R. Hall
Charing Ikevision
Uuusee
Robert Simith
Nevester
Ies
Toroughs
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Ide
General Assembly
Sukh
Cities and Boroughs
Pollution Bill Scores Victory in Superior Court
A polluted text fragment outlines proposed appointments and terms for a state voter commission and related bodies. The draft details three commissioners with six and twelve year terms, a physiologist appointee, and recommendations by national hygienic and agricultural authorities. The bill sets compensation and appeals to the Superior Court.
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Arad
Cnnsrat
Senate
Cone
Tla Senate
Otenhour
Bullimore
Marrkind
Aeadome Agriculture
Ahellish von Inisyioners
Geshe
Commission
Eueh Iy
Cde Cs
Maine Armistice Day Bill Passes House
A legislative bill designates Maine and Armistice Day. The measure, approved by the House of Representatives, designates November 11 as Armistice Day and Maine Memorial Day with formal designations in state law. The text indicates passage and official designation actions.
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Bill
Maine
Jrartford
Test suit on acid tax and dye trade loss
Fragmented OCR text discusses a test suit over acid tax and synthetic dyes. Mentions a judge Learngd Migid delivering a verdict at Williem lithvards, with references to quinitions manufacturers and Collegian of ty Revauur.
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Marats
Qiunitions
Gaveridabean
Pier
Williem Lithvards
Ty Revauur
Senate Bill For Fireproofing Of Schools Approved
A debate on fire safety for schools ends with passage of a bill to mandate protections in public schools. An amendment to exempt private schools faced opposition as critics argued the measure overreached. The proposal aimed to prevent disasters similar to past incidents and protect students and staff.
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akewWell
Enor
Health board launches drive against flies in town
The health department issued a timetable and plan for complete protection against flies. Details outline steps to reduce breeding sites and improve sanitation, aiming to curb nuisance and disease risk.
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Health Board
Fraternal Meetings and Local Notices Collide in Fragmented Listing
A scrambled OCR listing details various fraternal lodges, clubs, and service groups with addresses in Bridgeport and nearby areas. It includes meeting notices for the Fraternal Editor and lodges, plus references to Bakeries, Painters and Decorators, stage workers, veterans groups, and local street names, all in a single damaged text.
Prescription A-2851 Relieves Rheumatic Pains Item
An OCR fragment notes Prescription A-2851 as a reliable remedy for GOAT and rheumatism. It claims quick relief of rheumatic pains and lists selling by a druggist in Nouid or pill form for $1.00. Manufactured by Elmer & Amend, Third Avenue, 1th to ish Street, Wee Forks.
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Elmer &Amend
Third Avenue
Ish Street
Wee Forks
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