400 Workers Gather for Society Session in Bridgeport
In Bridgeport the 18th annual Connecticut Conference of Social Work opened with 200 delegates to discuss child welfare, family services, mental hygiene, and social reform. Speakers from Yale University and state agencies urged stronger public aid and practical approaches to welfare.
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Delumg Quetes
Ling
Mentab Hygiene Bus
Biel Crus
Boty Tcs
Yate Universthe
Connecticut Verwitius Gatlage
Puyemle
Connecticut
Council to Act on Sewer Notes at Tonight’s Meeting
Village council plans to review sewer notes and related bills at tonight’s session. Officials will assess due amounts, likely around $1,600, and weigh implications from staff reports before voting on the measures.
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Arc
Amber Lee
Ulin
Sito
Aigermin
Major Martins Fate Still Unknown Flyers Resume
The article notes Major Martins fate remains unclear as the Flyers continue play. It mentions surrounding names and scattered phrases from the game and team context, highlighting uncertainty about his status and team actions.
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Martin
New York Officials Address State Conference on Agencies
A New York state official addressed the Municipal Conference of real agencies discussing oversight and voluntary lines for municipal government. The message was delivered amid concerns over regulatory clarity and operational efficiency.
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New York
State of New York
Program Today For Session Of Social Workers
A meeting is planned today in New York to discuss social work programs and community outreach. Key participants include Dr M and local organizers from Reg Caexon and Sori Anem, with emphasis on family services and public welfare initiatives.
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Ney
Yokota
Ney Ponden
Newly Appointed Medical Examiner Descends Into Controversy
A fragmented report outlines the appointment of a medical examiner and hints at prior acting duties. The text mentions individuals such as Lindspor, Pat, Loree, and John, with references to universities, hospitals, and local authorities, suggesting conduct questions and procedural scrutiny surrounding the office.
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Wevitt Laeger
John
Pat Witent
Loree
John Dihelin
Mis
Lindspor
Suidusy
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Talunoer & Noel
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Bate Wiald
Lonton
Ths
Farbour
Andy Sos
Fite
Vanech
Steleth
Owemba
Ouetiers
Coolidge Victory Regarded Certain In Maryland Vote
A garbled clipping discusses Coolidge victory prospects in Maryland. It mentions state political figures and references a national election context. The text is fragmentary with unclear details and many broken phrases.
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Maryland
Major Crash Injures Many and Fatality Reported
A serious road crash left numerous people injured and one confirmed dead. Emergency crews responded to the scene as investigators began documenting the incident and warning of lingering hazards.
Judge Calls Post Office Row Warned by Wrath and Policy
A chaotic editorial voice alleges political interference in postmaster appointments and ballot access. It questions the integrity of the current system and urges strict adherence to law and duty, naming officials and the path toward reform amid a heated public debate.
Music Week Dawns at Milford Church Choir Absence
Milford Church faces a disrupted Music Week with the choir absent and a focus on traditional anthems. The congregation pursues a restored service rhythm as preparations continue and parish leaders seek a plan to resume normal choir participation amid differing opinions.
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Milford Church
Delegates to Caucus Tonight Aid McNeil
Delegates to caucus tonight discuss unit rule to aid McNeil amid convention planning. Vague notes mention arrangements, organization support, and potential alignments for the upcoming party event.
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McNeil
Mayor Seeks Compromise in Street Widening Claims
City officials discuss a plan to widen a street as residents and opponents question damages, compensation, and process. The debate centers on property impacts, public benefits, and potential remedies, with a timeline projected for council action and community input.
Coalition Victory Assures Approval Of Dawes Report
Article reports a four party bloc likely to carry constitutional amendments after a coalition victory. It notes limited strength of ultra reactionaries and cites polling indicating broad support for Dawes' plan amid parliamentary divisions and slow progress on reform measures.
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DAWES
Escaped ship seized and eight arrested in city crackdown
Police recovered liquor and detained eight suspects after a run ship incident. Officers stopped the vessel, seized alcohol, and arrested individuals amid a citywide investigation that involved multiple witnesses and local authorities.
Fragmented OCR notes hint at local event and people
A jumble of place names and personal references appears to describe a local gathering or incident. Names like Westport and Parle emerge amid unclear phrases, suggesting a community event or report with many unreadable details.
Liquor Cache Is Laid Bare by Squeaky Step
A fragmented OCR item describes a street scene with mentions of liquor, a Saturday event, and local streets near Grand Street and Vin cz Cu. The text hints at a social gathering or sale in an urban setting with multiple personal and place names partly garbled.
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Satuleat
Montene
Willis
D Street
Unclear OCR fragment hints at Bridgeport civic items and names
Fragmentary text references Bridgeport names, places, and events with scattered terms. It reads as a garbled compilation of local references including mayoral or civic mentions and scattered town names, lacking coherent narrative or complete facts.
Submarine Lock Demands Naval Probe Amid Controversy
Fragmented text reports a controversy over a submarine lock and calls for a naval investigation. Several names appear jumbled, with references to officials, a press objection, and unclear details about the incident.
Police Vigilance Keeps Down Toll in Westport Crash
Police report a pedestrian struck by a car in Westport center, injuring Policeman Edward Sullivan. The driver, Walter Bailey, 6389 Amboy Road, Staten Island NY, fled the scene. Sullivan sustained rib and leg fractures and facial injuries, rushed to Newwalk Hospital for treatment. Police blamed the crash on reduced vigilance in the area and noted busy street conditions.
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