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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1927
Page
11
The Municipal Filling Stations announce a first big promotion sale of the motoring season featuring Sinclair Quality Gasoline and Opaline Motor Oil. Coupons will be given to customers who opt not to take gasoline or oil at the time of sale.
Unclear text but mentions unusual offer at municipal filling stations and references a station manager and community action. The article fragment is garbled with many misspellings and nonsensical phrases, hindering clear extraction of facts, names, dates, or outcomes.
A dense OCR of a newspaper radio programming page lists many station call signs, show times, and performers. It includes names such as Maxwell, Em, and various orchestras, with scattered weather notes and event mentions across New York City and surrounding districts.
A dense radio listings page outlines numerous performances across stations WEOAL, WIG, WF, and others. It catalogs musicians, orchestras, soloists, and ensembles with times from afternoon through late night, including sopranos, violists, pianists, and conductors, plus weather forecasts and market reports interspersed.
The jury in the Chinese murder case faced delays as proceedings stretched. Witnesses and juror fatigue influenced the pace, with Judge Nowell considering a two to four hour adjournment to resume later. The foreman and courtroom tension marked a lengthy session as attorneys and court officials navigated evidentiary questions and delays.
The Ward Bridgeport amateur theatre group, famed for its performers and production team, presents Maid in Bridgeport at the Pays theatre this May. The show features a large cast, Spanish dance numbers, and period acts, with a focus on light humor and local talent.
Albus Sohn Wil liam Haupt, a 38 year old cement worker, confessed to killing Edward Walherson, 50, a rival suitor of his wife. Walherson's body was found with a fractured skull, the alleged motive rooted in Haupt's suspicion of infidelity amid months of separation from his wife.
A young girl’s body was recovered from the Connecticut River near a town site. Investigators from the local barracks planned to identify the deceased while authorities proceeded with the inquiry. The body showed signs of decomposition, and it was transported to Deep River for examination. Conner T 4 Smith of Whdldown will conduct the investigation.
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