Medico Session Urges Crusade Against Cancer
Hartford May 28 Connecticut Medical Society closes its 32nd annual meeting with calls for a thorough public education campaign on cancer. Speakers include Dr. William Carmall Dr. W Clement Kennedy and Dr. George Albert Soper urge wider knowledge of early symptoms and prompt medical care. President-elect Dr Harry B Ferris announces next meeting in Bridgeport May 20 21 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Connecticut Emediccal Society
House of
William We. Carmall
New Haven
W. Clement Kennedy
Torrington
George Albert
Eber
Amerian Society For the Control of Cancer
New York
American Society For the Control of the Cancer
Connecticut
Cnion
Dr. Patterson
Harry B. Ferris
Connecticuc State Medical Society Meorning
Pratt
BM. Allyn
Mystic
Phineas H. Ingalls
Bridgeport
New London County Medical Society
Frank Sherman Meara
House of Delegates
State Health Department
Ford
St. Francis
Hartford Hospital
E. Sexton
Receivers accuse Redmond officers in Boston filing
Receivers for F. R edmond and Company Inc a bankrupt brokerage firm filed a petition in United States District Court alleging officers Judge James Lamont president George F Redmond treasurer and Arthur A Diga third officer attempted to conceal 9500 000 in assets. Hearing set for next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
F. Redmond and Company, Inc
United States District Court
James 8. Lamont
George F Redmond
Arthur A. Diga
Nesleet
Morton @veral
Waits 30 Years For Sweetheart to Wed After 30 Years
NEW CANAAN May 29 Special to The Telegram After waiting 0 years to wed the sweetheart of his youth W Frederick Hollister a Norfolk carpenter and former chief of the Norfolk Fire department will marry Mrs Minnie Black Waldron in the Congregational church tomorrow afternoon. Some 30 years ago when Mrs Waldron then Miss Black was a Norfield girl the two had a dispute and Miss Black married Mr Waldron who died recently.
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New Canaan
W Frederick Hollister
Norfolk
Norfolk Fire Department
Minnie Black Waldron
Congregational Church
Pallotti Attacks Immigration Act At Italo American Club
Secretary of State Fred A. Pallotti denounced the new immigration act as the most vicious un-American and discriminatory measure, urging club members to oppose petitions from labor groups. City officials and club leaders spoke as the Italo-American Republican club, with about 160 members, held its first meeting at 1668 Stratford Avenue.
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Fred A. Pallotti
Coolidge
Congress
Republican Club
Strat Iford Avenue
McLean
Brandegee
F. William Behrens
Alfred W. Burdick
Antonio Russo
Pas
Easton Carpenter Dies After Floor Fall
George S. Gillette, a carpenter, died in Bridgeport hospital from injuries suffered earlier when he fell while working on a cow shed at Louis Redder’s. Although skull fracture was ruled out, the shock from the fall is believed to have caused his death. He is survived by his wife, a son Willard, a brother Edward, and a sister Mrs. Judson Conkin. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Gillette
Willard
Edward
Easten
Judson Conkin
Trenton
X. J
Indictments in Rum Removal and Forgery Case in Chicago
Twenty six persons were indicted by the Federal Grand Jury over the removal from a Chicago warehouse of 600 cases of liquor valued at more than 1,090,000 with forged government permits. Included are Walter and Sheridan Clanin, stock and bond dealers and brothers of John Clanin, former United States Attorney Michael Grady, and others from Grady's squad including Charles King, John Ibbons, William Smith and Thomas Martin.
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Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
Sibley
Tharye
Walter and
Sherdan Clanin
John ¥. Clanin
Tit
Saent Michael Grady
Gureau
Charles King
John Ibbons
William Smith
Thomaa Martin
Grady
Conference Ends Amid Divorced Ban Debate at ME Church
Springfield Mass March delegates from the twentyninth quadrennial Methodist Episcopal conference adjourned after urging Congress to adopt a uniform divorce law and to restrict child labor. The body backed World Court entry and a League of Nations, endorsed prohibition enforcement, and created a commission to convene a world peace conference with President Coolidge urged to call a second armament‑reduction meeting.
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Springfield
Mass
Mar
Methodist Episcopal Church
Congress
United States
World Court
League" of Nations
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Coolidge
Conference of the Nations
Progressive Meet Called Over Lafollette Shots
St Paul May 29 National committee on arrangements says Lafollette remarks may affect plans for June 17 Farmer Labor Progressive convention. State committee to meet Sunday to decide if changes are needed. William Mahoney of St Paul named probable temporary chairman as promoter pressure grows.
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ST. Paul
Farmer-Labor Progressive
Farmer- Labor Federation
William Mahoney
R. M. LaFollette
Pheluud
LaFollette
National Committee
Montreal reports delay in Parillo case
Montreal officials said Adam Parillo, who waived his extradition rights from Connecticut, will not reach Canada for about Uzreen days. Delays in transmittal to Washington and Ottawa are common, with the process often taking about fifteen days. Parillo, following his Canadian lawyer’s instructions, waived his rights and will stand trial in Montreal for murder linked to the Bank of Hachelagnea robbery and an alleged accomplice.
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Montreal
Quebec
Adam Parillo
Canada
Connecticut
Washington
O'tawa
Parnilo
Parilllo
Henry Cle- Tom
Parillo
Bank of
Hachelagnea
Cleroux Parillo
Five Indicted in Trading Against Clients Accounts
Five individuals connected to the brokerage firm Jones and Baker were indicted by a New York grand jury for trading against customers' accounts. Seventeen indictments allege illicit actions totaling about four million dollars. Named defendants include William D. P. Jones of Deal New Jersey and Jackson B. Sella, with other officers Wagar I. Wherstette and Frank P. Shannon tied to the bankrupt New Finance corporation.
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New York
Jones and Baker
Tire
William DP. Jones
Deal
N. A
Jackson B. Sella
Elf
Wagar I. Wherstette
Douglaston
New Finance Corporation
Frank PF. Shannon
Silvis, Til
British Labor Rule Wins In Commons Test Vote
In London on May 29 the House of Commons rejected a motion to cut Labor Minister Tom Shaw's salary by a large margin. Prime Minister MacDonald warned that a defeat could trigger a general election. Former Premier Asquith said Liberals would not oppose the government.
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Shaw
MacDonald
Londo
Associated Press
House of Commons
Segalary
Tom Shaw
MacDonall
Asquith
Berkshire Pond Dispute Returns to Court Over Riparian Rights
The Schwartz Drothers Company seeks a permanent injunction and $10,000 damages against John Koehler, alleging violation of Superior Court and Supreme Court rulings over the Berkshire riverfront property at Evergreen and River streets. Koehler is accused of building a wharf and fence, blocking the company from improving its land and threatening officers, with the dispute involving riparian rights and the company pursuing dismantling of the structures.
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John Koehler
Supreme Court of Errors
Schwartz Drothers Company
Koehler
Berkshire River
Evergreen and
River Streets
Schwarz
Snperior Court
John 4A. Harri
Springfield
Mags
Schwarz Company
Supreme Court
Selwyarz
Means cites supposed whiskey underworld links and political loans
Witness Gaston Means accused Secretary Mellon and others of involvement in liquor permit schemes and frozen credits. He alleged Rex Sheldon and others gained permits in exchange for cash to fund the Republican National Committee. Mellon dismissed Means as absurd, noting no official statement and no formal invitation to testify.
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Pennsylvania
Mellon
Ioames LE. Sawyer
Meana
Rem
Sawyer Pawnee
Moses
New Hampshire
Departent of Justice
Jesssmith
Meilon
Gaston Rt. Means
Senate
Mellna
Wheeler Committee
Stellen
Meetings Tonight Across City Clubs And Societies
Local notices list various meetings this evening including the buoy Vihietic ensembles, Igem club at Spruce street, Bridgeport council, Daughters of Aruetiesa on Cannon street, Judge K of PB at Main street Arcanum, and machinists at 847 Main street. Also listed is Triple Link club and the Immune society at 160 Lee avenues. A passerby remark expresses relief the event is over.
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Buoy Vihietic -Masociwien
I Gem Club
Ad Spruce S
Prute Oat Bridgeport Council Daughters of Aruetiesa
Cannon Street
Joseph Dowdall
Main Street
Arcanum
Lust
Broad Street
Triple Link Club
Scandinavian Sick Benefit Society
Lee Uvenus
McCarl Power Over U S Funds Questioned
Washington Ma Li reports on constitutional challenges to the comptroller general's broad authority over government disbursements. The issue has sparked disputes with Cabinet officers and drew input from the Department of Justice and House fiduciary committee.
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Washington
Lew Siving
MceCarl
Department of Justice
Flouse Funciary Committee
Plans Completed for Broadcasting GOP Session
Cleveland May 29 Final arrangements to broadcast by radio the proceedings of the Republican national convention beginning June 10 were completed at four meeting today of the Presa committee and representatives of the American Telephone and Telegraph company. Several powerful stations are rebroadcast and four others have tentative agreement. G McNamee of New York will be official announcer and James D Preston observer to advise on convention developments. A glass cage installed on the platform and an announcer on duty during the convention. Stations certain to broadcast include WHEAT WGR WCAP KDA WGN WJAX OWTAM RSD WDAF. Probable stations include WGYR WIAG WLI CWSAI WIAT and two others 2ABO.
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Cleveland
Presa Committee
America Telephone and Telegraph Company
G. McNamee
New York
James D. Preston
Senate Press Gallery
Washington
A. Glausa
WHEAT
Buffalo
WGR
WCAP
Pittsburgh
KDA
Chicago
WGN
WJAX
OWTAM
St. Loui
RSD
Kansas City
WDAF
Schenectady
Parade and holiday events mark Bridgeport celebration
The parade and memorial exercises honor the dead then move to City hall for disbanding. Veterans from three wars, National Guard, and a destroyer crew participate. Banks and most businesses close. postal service hours cut with limited delivery. A schedule of sports, golf, and seaside park activities follows, including yacht club events and municipal pavilion openings. A separate note reports a civil suit in Notowalk for $2000 over unpaid work on a residence.
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National Guard
Destroyer
Elian Howe, Jr
Newfield Park
Bridgeport
New Haven
Brooklawn
Beardsle
Miliver Court
United Patriotic Societies, Inc
Etg Wamonds
Bridgeport Fund School
Stanford
Scowl
Stamford
Cambridge
Indianapolis
Dridgeport
Seaside Park
Max A. Baum
Pequot Yacht Club
Southart
Connection
Orwin AP Jennings
Th Fl. Briggs
Erwinst Jennings
Worker Gassed In Water Tunnel
Gordon McLean a 31 year old city of Waterbury employee on the Shepaug Water tunnel project was gassed while on duty at Fouttam and was taken to Charlotte Hungerford hospital this afternoon for treatment.
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Torrington
Gordon McLean
Arlington services at heroes graves broadcast nationally
Washington May 33 The American people will join national memorial day exercises at Arlington for the first time. President Coolidge will speak scenes broadcast by WEAF WIAR and WCAP. About three to four million people may hear the 7 oclock eastern standard time address in the memorial amphitheatre. Government departments close tonight Senate adjourns Saturday House stays in session. King Albert via cablegram says Belgian hands will cover graves with flowers on Decoration Day.
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Washington
Arlington
Coolidge
WEAF
New York
WIAR
Providence
AB. 7
WCAP
Memorial Amphitheatre
O'Cock
Tomight
Senate
House
McNary- Hagen Farm Export Corporation
King Albert
Bomb Plot Protest Reaches Tokyo Embassy on Immigration Row
A note protesting Japan’s exclusion provisions under the new immigration law reached the Japanese embassy for transmission to Secretary Hughes. Ambassadors and officials in Tokyo and Washington prepared for possible public release, with Japan calling the measures discriminatory and treaty-violating while U S officials stressed domestic sovereignty and friendly ties. Ambassador Woods praised both nations’ conduct at a farewell dinner for him, and senators discussed political futures as tensions lingered.
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Hughes
State Department
Jattar
Anerwcat
Tokio
Japan
Washington
Coolidge
Viscount Kaneho
Ambassador Woods
America
Drew Refuses to Accept City Council Tax Adjustment
Tax Collector Edward A. Drew and City Clerk Alfred W. Burdick stated they would not recognize actions of the Common Council on tax adjustments for Wolf and Abraham clothing makers until more information is provided. The council had approved $2,390.34 be paid of $2,514.17 due, abating interest. Drew questioned legality under statute. Abatement had followed the council’s 1922 decision to exempt charity property, stating funds would come from the Bridgeport Associated Charities for Industrial Training.
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Edward A. Drew
Alfred W. Burdick
Theommon Council
Wolf and Abraham
A. T. Delaney
Drew
Burdick
Council
Sophronia M. Omans
Bridgeport Associated Charities For Industrial Te Er
Wolf
Abraham
Trew
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State Society
Redmen
Baker Extract Company
Springfel
Seoek Berks
Palloti
Secetary of
Easton Carpenter
People’s Savings Bank
Berkshire Pond
Schwarz Brothers
Jess Smith
Rex Sheldon
Fred W. Upham
Republican National Committee
Sheldon
Meany
Gator Lodge
Republican
Massachusetts
Craven Brothers
Lodger
Atlantic City
N. J
Gemma
M’carl Power
U.S
G.O.P
Adams Scouts
Notowalk
Alice 5
Lyons
Derien
Allyn J. Yyood
Strs
Lyuna
Heroes’ Graves
Page Inc
Woods
Torio
Maportini
PHL
Dayanesa Socety
Cyrus Woods
Viscount Ntaryo Kaneko
Sovody
Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Abrahams
Omans
Coats
Silk
Ipswich
Roockwood
Aaron’s Dress Shop
Majestic Theatre
Stratfield Cafeteria
Stratfield Service
Stratfield Hotel
Boy Gants
Karm Coal Club
Eupaly
Lowes
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