Junior Chamber to Hold Elections and Meeting
The Junior Chamber of Commerce plans its annual meeting in the chambers assembly hall at 7 30 pm with officers for the ensuing year to be chosen and other matters of interest to be discussed. HH J Stack Bridgeport High School faculty fellow president and Michael Sakowsky 24 of Somerstreet were involved in a separate report where Sakowsky was arrested on a complaint by Mrs Joseph Burnovsky alleging threats to kill. The accuser said he had formerly been a boarder with her family and his prior attempts to press a claim led to her husband ejecting him from the house.
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Michael Sakowsky
Assembly Hall
Joseph Burnovsky
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chambers Assembly Hall
HH. J. Stack
Bridgeport High School
Somerstreet
Joseph Gburnovsky
Fattest Man in World Averages 774 Pound Wisconsin Farmer
Dave McGuire of Silver Lake Wisconsin claims the title of the fattest man, at six feet seven inches tall and 774 pounds. He has no circus plans and prefers farm life, saying he pities skinny people who do not know true comfort.
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Dave McGuire
Silver Lake
Wis
Yale Southern Club to meet in Washington with Harding visit
Yale Southern clubs plan annual meeting in Washington May 27 28 inviting alumni from the South and beyond. President Harding will host a White House reception with speeches by Arthur Hadley and James Rowland Angell. Events include dinners smokes and tours to Mount Vernon and Pan American Union.
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New Haven
Conn
New
Associated Southern Yale Club
Washington, D. C
South
Harding
White House
Arthur T. Hadley
James Rowland Angell
Washington
Capital
National Capital
cMard
Southern Yale Clubs
Benedict Crowell
Walter A. Ladd
Chattanooga
Tenn
South Arm Association
New Willard Hotel
Elf
Chevy Chase Club
Hadley
Presigeny
Angell
Obert J. Mwurenin
Elss
Yale College
William Z. Hatching
Kentuckt
American passion play to run ten weeks in Hollywood
A summer production titled An American Passion Play will be staged in Hollywood, California for ten weeks. A stadium seating one thousand will be built for the event with plans to repeat similar productions annually if successful.
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Hollywood
Calif
Yale Clubs of New England 10 Continue Meetings
The Associated New England Yale clubs plan a Hartford meeting May 20 and 21 at Hartford Golf Club. Golf and tennis on Friday precede talks by Professor Bert N. Darwin and others. Saturday features more golf, a handicap event, lawn tennis, and an Elizabeth Park ball game. Delegations expected from Boston Providence New Haven and other cities.
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NewEngland Yale
Hartford
Syith
Hartford Golf Club Aa
Bert N. Darwin
Irman
Fair Board of Actons
Elizabeth Park
Golf Club
New England
Yale
Boston
Providence
Meriden
Bridgeport
Milford Town Meeting to Discuss Highway Changes
Milford residents gather Thursday to weigh highway improvements on Hill Street and amid proposed service changes for the bus line between Milford and the bridge. Owners fear property damage from grade adjustments while petitioners seek safe, affordable transit with minimal disruption to Walnut and Myrtle Beach routes.
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Milford. May S
Board of Selectmen
Ford
Hill Street
Vabinewa
Pramin
Vihartes
Tigherty
Pub Commission
J3r
Milford
Walnut End
Myrtie Beach
Missionary Service Banner Unveiled at United Church Ceremony
The United Church held a morning service yesterday to unveil a Missionary Service Banner. Four gold stars honor church members who died in missionary work, with silver stars for Dr. G. C. Sherwood Eddy and Rev. Woolworth. Dr Day spoke on Christian universalism and the religion’s spiritual reach.
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Sherwood Eddy
Sage Woolworth
Ng Us
Cole
Woodlworth
Turkey
Atrant
Wrede
BR. Curtis
Missionary Education Committee
Nan
Curtis
Day
Jesus
Avery Human
Wil
Christ
Bethlehem
Israel
God
Germany Seen Heading Toward Postwar Boom Says Dean
New York May. Professor Samuel Albertus Brown dean of New York University Medical College, back from abroad, predicts Germany will gain commercial supremacy after the war. He notes France bears a heavy debt and currency crisis, Italy lacks raw materials, and Germany’s indemnity settlement may spur rapid progress. He cites France’s cash and credit issues and Germany’s willingness to work despite long hours and low wages.
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New York
Germany
Samuel Albertus Brown
New York University
Medical College
Dean Brown
Charles M. Schwab
France
Italy
Wilson
Dea Brows
Bert
United States
Ull
Mary Dean Brown
Tlere
Leas
Hay
Bridgeport Police Parade in New York
Bridgeport police paraded in New York with Assistant Superintendent Thomas Flood leading, Lieutenant William O'Leary as aide, and later dined at the Hair Commandary. Superintendent Patrick Piagagan was among reviewing officials and named of Serarday as a Bridgeport member of the National Falice area.
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New York
Thomas Flood
William O'Leary
Patrick Piagagan
Serarday
Two Sisters Get Help With Pinkham Remedy Testimonial
A Hagerstown Maryland woman recalls severe weakness pain and “rotting” feeling eased after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Her sister previously benefited, and she urges others with irregularities headaches backache bearing-down pains inflammation and nervousness to consider the remedy.
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Hagerstown
Carbaugh
Mrs. Carbaugh
Lydia EB. Pinkham
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