Ship's Company Will Care For Motherless Twins
Giovanni Concensi of Georgetown, father of newborn twins after their mother’s death, transports aboard the Starliner Olympic seeking Italian care. Officers set up nursery in ship infirmary with a nurse and fresh milk for the journey to Cherbourg and a 36 hour rail trip to Abruzzi, east of Rome.
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Danbury
Donato
Atlantic
Italy
Giovanni Concensi
Georgetown
Olympic
Concesal
Cherbourg
Rome
Abruzzi
Concesat
Hlawite
Danbury Hospital
Concessi
Gilbert and Bennett
Pretranclo Province
Four Autoists Held in Westport for Evading Law
In Westport four traffic law violation cases are set for court tomorrow before Judge John F. Godlniot. Deputy Sheriff Clifford Nichola reports Arthur Trampatrin of 98 Cardale Street New Haven charged with lacking operator license and improper debts. Frank Givers of Watervicey Avenue Bridgeport stopped for lighting system issues. Herold Connery of Reading summoned for no registration or proper lights. Henry Jones of 14 Water Street Derby, driver of a large Oates Brothers truck from Waterbury, charged with poor lights.
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Westport
John F. Godlniot
Sheri Clifford Nichola
Arthur Trampatrin
Cardale Street
New Haven
Michael Dominick
Frank Givers
She Watervicey
Bridgeport
Herold Connery
Redding
Sherif Nichols
Oates Brothers
Waterbury
Henry Jones
Water Street Derby
Sherif Nichols Jones
Fairfield man’s car stolen then wrecked in a fleeing incident
Martin Skiba of Roane Street Fairfield reported his car stolen from Skiba’s garage shortly after noon. The vehicle was badly damaged after being driven into a pole on Fairfield Avenue near Clinton Avenue as robbers fled to avoid capture. Police towed the wrecked car to a garage and later confirmed it as Skiba’s property. No injuries were listed in hospital records.
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Martin Skiba
Roane Street
Fairfield
Fairfield Avenue
Clinton Avenue
Skibs
Skiba
Union System to End Coal Strikes
United Mine Workers officials claim complete unionization of the bituminous industry and abolition of open shops in West Virginia and other states would end strikes and coal shortages. The arguments, prepared by William Green and Philip Murray, were filed with the United States Coal Commission and released publicly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
West Virginia
United Mine Workers of America
United States Coal Commission
Willam Green
International
Philip Murray
Commission
Heart reagent fails to save Texas baby in Dallas
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Ginn, seemingly dead at birth, revived briefly after an adrenaline hydrochlorite injection by Baylor Hospital physicians Friday night but died early today. The heart reagent was initially believed to give the child a chance at life.
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Dallas
Tex
Jack Ginn
Baylor Hospital
Guerin Textile Mills Founder Dies at 71 in Woonsocket
Joseph Guerin, president of Guerin Mula Inc and a renowned textile maker, died at his Woonsocket home aged 71. A Belgium native who arrived in 1892, he controlled seven mills with $7 million capital and helped build Montrose and Alsace Worsted plants. He leaves a widow and two sons.
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Woonsocket
Joseph Guerin
Guerin Mula, Inc
Belgium
Guerin
Belgie
Italy
Pothier
Rhode Island
Montrose
Alsace
Rosemont
Philmont
Guerin Milla, Inc
Guerin-Potheir
British inventor rewarded for air direction finding system
London May 6 The Troyal Commission on Awards to Inventors and the American Commission for the Adjustment of Foreign Claims awarded 1250 pounds for the future use by the American Government of a direction finding system for airplanes invented by Major James Robinson RO 4 F Also 160 pounds was awarded to Major Robinson for the use of the invention on the air route making the transatlantic flight to Europe via the Azores in May 1919
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London
Associated Presa
Troyal Commission
American Commission For
James Robinson
Robinson
Europe
Azores
Rattlesnake Market Holds at 50 Cents Upward
Brownsville dealer King declares rattlesnakes cost more than 50 cents each, with the market firm as the Agriculture Department seeks a list of snake dealers and quotas. He ships from Mexico and supplies the world, operating a farm with 18,000 snakes kept in special buildings and fed by machines.
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Tex
W. A. King
Brownsville
Department of Agriculture
Washington
King
Mexico
Plan revival of New England foreign trade program
Plan revival of New England foreign trade to energize merchant and manufacturer interest. Speakers include E Kent Hubbard president Manufacturers' Association of Connecticut De Julius Klein director Bureau of Foreign and Thermal Commerce and James F Dewey president Associated Industries of Vermont. Event aims to renew old fur trading spirit and highlight opportunities in foreign trade for current and future growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Kent Hubbard
Manufacturers’ Association of Connecticut, Inc
de Julius Klein
Bureau of Foreign and Tremeatic Commerce
James F. Dewey
Assiocated Industries of Vermont
New England Manufacturers Plan Two Day Foreign Trade Convention
A two day convention of the New England Manufacturers interested in Foreign Trade will be held at Beston on May 17 and 18 with a general session at 10 30 a m in the Boston Public Library lecture hall Copley Square George A Laugendorph will open with an introductory talk Frederick S Snyder will deliver an address of welcome James M Curley will close the session with a talk on The Publics Interest In Foreign Trade A luncheon at 12 pm at the Copley Plaza hotel followed by a 2 pm general session Everett W Lord will discuss Promoting Foreign trade through education A smoker conference at 8 00 a m at the Copley Plaza completes the first opium
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New England
Beston
Boston Public Library
Copley Square
George A Laugendorph
Committee On Foreign Trade
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Frederick S Snyder
James M. Curley
Hub
Seasion
Copley Plaza Hotel
Everett W. Lord
Boston University College of Business Administration
Copley Plaza
New York
Harbor Powerboats Prep for Season as Yachting Clubs Work
Daley McWilliams of the Blue Ling and the P Sanford Rose boat Tarana are active in the harbor while Tarana shifts to the P Sanford Ross éredge. Captain Anthony Miller of the Pquonnock Yacht club plans to launch Jozy this week after a full engine overhaul. He aims for a Orient, S. 1 cruise with his family. A new lighting system for the Pootatuck Yacht club float will flash red white and blue every eight seconds as a distinctive marker.
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Daley McWilliams
Blue Ling
P Sanford Rose
Tarana
P. Sanford Ross
Anthony Miller
Pequonnock Yecht Club
Jozy
Orient
S. 1
Pootatuck Yacht Club
Uruguay denies she seeks loan in U S
Uruguayan officials deny a report that negotiations are under way to float a thirty million gold peso loan in the United States. The denial came from Montevideo in a despatch cited by the New York despatch. In New York Bishop George Elias of Vermont, hospitalized at St Bartholomew's, was reported out of danger with steady improvement.
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Buenos Aires
Montevideo
New York
George ¥.Elias
Coaddulor
Protestant Episcopal Church of
Vermont
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
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Mein
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Pequonnock Club
Harold Eastwood
Berkshire Club
Pearl
Edwin Cowells
Long Beach
Harry Cutler Lodge
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