State stresses plot in Kelly murder trial
Los Angeles May 23. A jury of eight women and four men will hear the case of Paul Kelly, a young film actor, charged with murder in the fatal beating of Ray Raymond after a quarrel with Raymond’s wife Dorothy Mackaye. Defense contends evidence does not support murder. prosecution cites conspiracy involving Mackaye and Dr Walter Sullivan to cover up the facts.
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Los Angeles
Paul Kelly
Murcer
Ray Raymond
Song
Ray Mond
Dorothy Mackare
Whencourt
Tate Tediay
Perlor
Charles Burnell
Gilbert
Forrest Murray
Dorothy Mackaye
Walter Sullivan
Sullivan
Miss Mackaye
Raymond
Murray
Social to Be Tonight at Monroe Church
Monroe May 94 Special A penny social will be held tomorrow by the Ladies Aid Society for the Congregational church. Mrs Carmen Oakley wife of the church pastor will participate in the program in the church parlors.
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Monroe
Ladies’ Aid Society
Congregational Church
Carmen Oakley
Board of Education Set for Afternoon Meeting Actions
Contracts for summer work and appointments dominate the agenda. Worcester Warren is named assistant superintendent in charge of high schools, John T. Wadsworth will direct adult and supplementary education, and Mrs. Winifred A. Hart named cafeteria supervisor as Worcester Board plans 3:30 PM session.
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Worcester Warren
John T. Wadsworth
Winifred A. Hart
Board of Education
Ridgefield House Purchase Authorized for State Police
Hartford May 23 APF Governor Trumbull signed Senate bill 245 authorizing purchase of the George L. Rockwell Ridgefield property for state police use. Two acres plus a house garage and buildings to cost about 25 000 dollars. He also signed House bill 867 approving sale of personal property of state aid recipients and storage items. He heads toward Hot Springs Arkansas for the National Electrical Manufacturing Co. annual meeting.
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Hartford
APF
Trumbull
Senate
Comptroller
George L. Rockwell
Ridgefield
State Police Department
Hot Springs
Ark
National Electrical Manufacturing Co
Dennis elected head federation of Bible classes
Charles L. Dennis, leader of the Hat Side Bible classes, was elected president of the Bridgeport Federation of Bible Classes at its annual meeting last night at Holdenhall. He succeeds Frederick Peck, president since 1924. Reports showed 20 percent membership growth and sound finances. Flag Day services planned for Seaside Park Sunday morning June 12. Five vice presidents were elected: W O Florian, David A Berg, George S Oddy, George Gordon, and W B Spencer. John Hamson was secretary and Earle A Lindsey treasurer. Nominating committee: F Vernon Quigbey, Byron Merwin, David A Berg.
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Charles L. Dennis
Haat Side Bible Ceas
Bridgeport Federation of Bible Classes
Holdenhall
Dannia
Frederick §. Peck
Ben
Dennis
Seaside Park
Federation
W. O. Florian
Everymana
David A. Berg
George S. Oddy
North End
George Gordon
Presbymen‘s
W. B. Spencer
Thea Wesleymens
John Hamson
Brotherhood Bible Class
Stratford
Earle A. Lindsley
F. Vernon Quigbey
Byron Merwin
Chinese Laundry Owner Found Dead
Leong Hong a 46 year old Chinese laundry proprietor at 297 East Main street was found dead in his bed shortly after noon by Leon Shew and I. Gennecaro. Medical Examiner Dr H R DeLuca ruled natural causes. An ambulance and Dr David Greenspun attended. Burgas of Investigation sought two brothers believed to reside in New York City.
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Leong Hong
East Main Street
Leon Shew
The
Republic Restaurant
I. Gennecaro
Bong
H. RH. DeLuca
David N. Greenspun
East Side
Burgas of Investigation
New York City
Milford Man, 70, Dies Found in Lonely Shack
Milford May 23 Special For two years one of Milford's most familiar characters Michael McMahon aged roustabout died in Milord hospital yesterday He was about seventy years old and had existed by doing odd jobs about the town He had no known relatives It was reported on Saturday that McMahon was ill in a shack at Woodmont First Selectman Harry Merwin and Deputy Sheriff Wilbur Chase visited the place and had him brought to the hospital where he died from a complication of ailments Gearch was being made today In an effort to locate relatives of the dead man
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Milford
Michael McMahon
Milord Hospital
McMahor
Woodmont
First
Oil curtailment plan stalls amid producer split
Washington on May 23 reports a meeting of oil producers and government officials failed to unify views on voluntary crude oil restriction. The group showed internal divisions, while the government awaited judgment. A second meeting was scheduled for New York on Wednesday.
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Washington
New York
Kellogg’s Crisp Package Delivers Fresh Oven Flavor
A plea to order a genuine Kellogg’s breakfast item today. Emphasizes authentic flavor and inner-sealed waxtite wrapper to ensure oven fresh quality.
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Kellogg’s
Coroner Clears Driver in Fatal Gentile Case
Coroner L A Smith of Middletown ruled John Adante not criminally responsible for Anthony Gentile’s death after a May 14 auto collision in Old Saybrook. Gentile was fatally injured and Adante was released.
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Old Saybrook
L. A. Smith
Middletown
John Adante
Anthony Gentile
Gentile
Adante
Sewer Committee Plans Inspection Tour Tomorrow
The sewer committee will conduct an inspection tour tomorrow afternoon to prepare for upcoming summer sewer work. The move signals readiness to address maintenance and ensure proper flow before projects commence.
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