Ripper Bill Faces House Vote Amid Turbulent Debate
Amended ripper measure moves to floor in House with Chairman Lynch seeking suspension of rules. Finkelstone leads push on a new bill while critics warn changes could delay action and shift authority to Maine appointive powers amid protests from Bridgeport leaders. The vote outcome remains unclear as procedural maneuvering continues.
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Brinca
House
Tynet
Barrie
Finkelstone
Duhie
Lynch
HNL
Finkelstoone
Samuel Hoyt Lilman
Lew Haven
Bridgeport
Maine
Finest EL Averill
Branford
George Marges
Woodbury
Judiciary Committee
Behrens
Sturgethi
Taxes Reduced on Insurance Stock in Senate Bill
A Senate Finance Committee proposal to cut the tax on insurance stock in Connecticut is discussed by Senator Walton, arguing the bill will protect industries and encourage growth. The plan reduces the tax from 6 mills to 4 mills per $1900 value over three years, aiming to avoid hindering expansion of existing firms and subsidiaries.
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Pfpord
Legislatie
Connecticut
Mws
Walton Chainman
Connerticut Industries
Committee On Finance
Atad
Krom
Senate
Waterbur Lite and Acenlen Company
Witatuch Tare Insurance Company
Stile Mihinz
Latafet
Winchester
Caires
Insurgent Blow Seekers Eye Stamford Court Case
In a Greencrest session Judge James Fo Walsh and State Central figures discussed tactics to block Judge Young's renomination. The House considered a conference on a contentious judgeship, with the Young resolution rejected 33 to 14 amid unclear votes and procedural doubt.
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Chamb
Katrin Mickenigle
Daniel Frbmbickes
Saul
Serato Mithel Keneéaly -Young
Apponei
Stamford
James Fo Walsh
Greencrest
Young Hhat
Senate
Raiken
Délas
Court orders bodies exhumed in missing children case
Court orders exhumations as two of three missing children are accounted for. One identified as deceased, probe continues. Authorities, including Stephen Mreremen Volk, face questions amid reports of substitution and brutal infant deaths. The suspect is held on $46,000 bond.
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Tanker
Babs
van Angererer
Cortright Warns Against Politics at School Event
An overflow crowd attended a 1942 school program featuring remarks by Greenstein and Elmer F Havens, board president. Miss Loren Robbins directed poems and songs by students from Linscomedians rected by Sir Alfred Neves. Miss Jennila Fitzroy led the Beardsley school segment. Attendees included City Attorney Tohn A Cornell and board members. the event praised teachers and staff, with decor and performances highlighting community support.
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Greenstein
Elmer F. Havens
Havens
Loren Robbins
The
Lins Comedions
Alfred Neves
Miss Kiev
Miss Robbins
Ming Thi H Kalm
Prowhec Street
Jennila Fitzroy
Beardsley School
Kiely
Tarmer
Tohn A Cornell Andre R Tloenith
Board of Education
Murray Johnson
Tluphrosine Bown
Meetings Tonight Amid City Councils and Lodges
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous meetings and affiliations including Nahan Womens council 6 Bed Street Monitor lodge 164 Broad Street Adelphign Lodge 1047 Broad Street George Saint Squaha Pisenne Harmony council Newfield building, Algonquin club, Chamber of Commerce, Temple groups, and Masonic orders.
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Nahan Womens Coun Il
Bed Street Monitor
Brutestive Adelphign Lodge
Broad Street Atagnathurs Lodge
Sen of
Mystic Shine Miserie Temple
Pnehet
Udin Finetraly
America
Os Cinno
Ines
Cu Iton
San Royel Arcanua
Corel Wild Near Foy
He Roel
Ion Street
Toosha
Jody
Roraback Named as Incorporator of Electric Firm
Hartford The Senate opened with many observers and Republican workers present. Senate leaders and Gov Marcus Holcomb attended as the Incorporations committee advanced a bill to form the Concrete Electric Service Company with J HO Roraback to be an incorporator. The holding company would finance and operate electric, heating, and lighting plants, possibly linking with hydroelectric developments in Northern New York and Canada. Other named incorporators include Rendall Worgemy and Walhan W Putnam. Offices to be in Hartford.
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Hartford
Senate
Senate Aegsinn
Marcus i. Holcomb
Senate Petitiol Lumbers
William Putnam
J HO
New York
Wi Rorthick
Rendal Worgexwn
Walhan Wo Putnam Thrill
Maommence Busines
Capitel
Electro
Acoun
Fisurane
Habilibes Carriing
Stoe
Lucien F Burpee
State Board
Mra Burper
Mins Lurpee
Wis Burpee
Norwich
Ealer
Wis Agin
Redden
Senate Tone
New Haven
Sinsabaum
Shelian
Walcox
Streta
Stonington
Bushnell
Ot Towler
Fafield Ywarcay
Stratf Rd
Barnes
Ho Thompson
Treud
Fook Tift
Slitford Springs
Wai
Race
Wakeman Dematys
Taithelt
T A Smith
Wee Haven T
Ghepard
Kiegellioh Jenaty
Soothimet
Labor strike disrupts New Greenwich school operations
Fragmentary notice describes a strike affecting a New Greenwich school. Readable names and places are sparse while some dates and figures appear, but the core action is a labor stoppage causing disruption to school activities and related negotiations.
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New Greenwich
Yale drama chief named assistant professor director
L M Wooley, who resigned earlier amid alumni protests as head of the Yale Dramatic Association, will remain at Yale as assistant professor and has been appointed director of undergraduate production. The Yale Corporation approved the move at a Saturday meeting.
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Yale Now
Amy Lowell Suffering After Paralysis in 1912 Era
Amy Lowell remains incapacitated after paralysis as reports describe her decline, trade in literary circles notes changes in residence and health, while observers reflect on her career and ongoing influence amid adversity.
Hindenburg Installed Declares His Fealty
Von Hindenburg takes office as Germany’s president in Berlin after a smooth inauguration. He pledges to guard constitutional law, unite the nation, and restore Germany’s standing abroad. Proclamations call for discipline in the army and peaceful national progress. Washington notes no official U.S. recognition or congratulatory message yet.
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Simons
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Ebert
Eberts
Leips Tco
Supreme Court
Berlins
Mar Pacelli
Warren D Rabbins
United States
Berlin
von Hindenbures
Iwezh
Pdendorf
Tisnen
Pest
Reichewehr
Hindenburg
Germany
Washington
Hindensburg
Coolidge
Whits House
State Department
Latin America
Cuba
Mexico
Sweden
Denmark
Japan
Argentina
Tinland
Park Board Ends Ban On Religion Exposition Plans
Park Board ends ban on religion as acreage is filled along Barnums dyke and a creek side bulkhead is planned to accompany bridge work. Progress week committee led by Carl P Dietz given permission to discharge bombs each night to promote the exposition opening later this month.
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Progress Week
Carl P Dietz
Colonel Dennistoun resigns commission in Grenadier Guards
London May 12 The Gazette announces that Colonel Jan Dennistoun now husband of Alma Countess Carnarvon has resigned his commission in the Gre nadier guard. The move follows effects Wednesday.
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London
the Gazette
Jan Denniatnan
Almona Countess Carnarvon
Grenadier
Obituary Montage for Maria MacDonald and Others
The obituary notices list Maria MacDonald of 474 Hoellster Street and several other locals including Thoray Donnells, Willian Christian, Walter Wakelee, Albert Vigne, and Katherine McAtee among the deceased. Services span funeral parlors on State Street and homes, with masses, committal at local cemeteries, and pallbearers named. Burial sites include Lakeview Cemetery, Mountain Grove, and Saint Michael's Cemetery, with churches such as Blessed Sacrament, Sacred Heart, St Charles, and St John’s noted in ceremonies. Individuals named include Edward MacDonald, Artha Mac Donnla, Thomas Donnelly, Rev John Kennedy, and many others.
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Maria MacDonald
Edward MacDonald
Hoellster Street
Trank Police and Son
State Street
Lakeview Cemetery
Artha
MacDonnla
East Hampton
Mass
Thomas Donnelly
Thoray Donnells
Toll Street
Blessed Sacrament Church
John Kennedy
John J Walsh
Thomas Griffin
John McDonough
Aml
Vrs P T Rawe
Salutoris Silutoris
Vr McDonouh
Cleary
Williand
Willan
Wiiam
Speers
George Rachmin
Edward Hageresnty
John Gomaerte
Thomas O’brien
Wihan Kuryens
Tuntal
St Wichaels Cemetery
Walter Bo Wakelee
Walter 2 Wakelee
Handy Coat Company
Bronx Avenue
Road Memorial Chapel
Stephen Mish Sherman
Johng Polaropal Church
Wis
Mountain Trove Cemetery
Katherine Vic Asee
Katherine McAtee
Frank McAtee
Berkshire Avenue
St Charles Church
Galaester
Res Thomas Byrne Ag
Patrick McGivney
St Michael's Cemetery
Hugh Keenan
Joseph Breton William MacDonald
H Burges
John Teet
Lawrence
Mooney
Fairfield County Y marks eight years of service
The Fairfield County Y celebrates eight years of work highlighting how its programs have helped hundreds of boys become better citizens. The organization notes gains in sound bodies alert minds and reliable character as it supported communities previously unable to sustain such facilities during the week of May 12 to 18.
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Fairfield County
Oca
Mac
Neser
Campaign reports at county convention in Westwort
Parental and community leaders rally Y workers to secure financial backing for expansion. Final campaign reports will be presented at the county convention held in Westwort on May 19 at 4 o'clock.
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William James Perry
William
Pery
West Avenue
Gah Hose
Y Ho
Westwort
Hotel Elmhurst Ad Offers Apartments Near Trout Streams
Local notice advertises lodging at Hotel Elmhurst with homelike surroundings and proximity to trout streams. Mentions Ora-On Main auto road and attractive table of rates. Booking inquiries promoted by Marrkil name appears in the fragment.
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Elmhurst Sheffick
Mass
Berkshires
Ora
M Marrkil
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Bridgeport Hospital
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Stratford Congregational Church
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Masonic Order
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Joseph Glass & Bro
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Justa Este
C. W. Carlson
Ann St
Chas. G. Swords
Brooklawn
H. C. Lovell & Co
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Schietinger & Ludwig
Pequonnock St
Berkshire 4Yve
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Charmeen
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