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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1922
Page
15
The Pimlico race plans show Blossom Time and Sally's Alley set to meet Tuesday in a sprint for the Futurity stakes. Weighed and with four other horses in the field, the mile race will determine a major turf year champion, with Sally's Alley favored to win.
Obituaries note funeral services for Julia Halt Robinson this afternoon at 2 36 at 143 Coleman Street home of Mrs Ralph Barker. Survived by sister and three nieces plus two nephews. Other notices include Thomas Buchannon at 686 William Street with services at 9, burial in Buckland Cemetery, and Eleanor Payne funeral at Buchey Witmer with services by Rev White. Additional notices list Mrs Mary Smith of South Norwalk and Mrs Frances Berger funeral at St Michael's Cemetery and St Joseph's Church.
Obituary fragment listing multiple deaths with dates November 1822 1922 and various names including Anna Gilbert John Exail Johnson Marty Sliller George A Porter Violet Cromwell and William Thuse with funeral arrangements and interment locations such as Long Will cemetery Mt Grove cemetery St Michael's cemeteries Union cemetery Lakeview cemetery and Lakeview cemetery in Johnstown and Bridgeport Conn.
Notice announces a months mind Mass at Sacred Heart church on Tuesday morning November 7 at 8 o'clock for the late Donnson. Prayers are invited to attend. The notice warns attendees to avoid responsibility for any damages or loss.
The notice warns Bridgeport electors of a meeting on Tuesday November 11 1952 to elect federal and state officials including U S Senator U S Representative for the Fourth Congressional District and other local offices. Voting will be from 6:00 am to 6:00 pm at multiple schools and sites listed by district with registration of votes.
The Education Board plans to select an architect for a proposed new high school. Several members forecast a vote tonight on candidates, with a likely selection of Southey and a pay plan contingent on funding approval. Public officials and party affiliations are noted among the board members as discussions continue.
The Shipping Board disposed of most of its surplus property at Hoe Istead auction. Items sold included electric hoists pumps and searchlights with reductions mainly limited by remaining real estate to be sold next week. The sale cleared cranes and other heavy equipment with a wide range of industrial gear remaining.
The page lists multiple gatherings across towns including firemen associations, Masonic lodges, labor groups, and Christian organizations. Notable venues include Pine Street addresses, Eastern Railroad areas, and various avenue and street intersections, with names such as Minton Lodge and Washington Avenue noted among others.
A dense market snapshot shows wholesale produce prices holding steady with slight gains on some items. Apples and various fruit grades remain fair, vegetables like cabbage onions carrots and potatoes listed with mixed ranges, meat and poultry markets steady to softer, and hay and feed costs noted alongside live stock and dairy items.
New York November 4 The latest business activity indices indicate a continued revival trend with shipments rising and production up. Car loadings and freight movement reach near prewar highs while steel and coke prices ease and consumer demand stabilizes, signaling broad based gains across sectors.
Article analyzes the large scale use of American dollars to fund private enterprises abroad, detailing foreign investments, government roles, and the impact on wartime and postwar economies. It cites figures, dates, and nations involved, noting shifts in policy and the effect on domestic savings and overseas ventures.
An OCR excerpt discusses a lecture tour in America on psychic research and public reaction. The speaker faces skepticism and asks for supportive literature to satisfy readers craving deeper insight. The text notes audience questions, tutor discussions, and references to a Concord farmer and a Mrs. Vase.
Ny Finance committee reports on a proposed bond issue to fund school construction as the Board of Aldermen reviews several ordinances and measures. Resolutions probe the Petite Commission, with Hyn Paikenu to lead a Ludwig incident discussion. Aldermen Kisuo backs a city architect for new buildings, Caldwell pushes changes to alderman election rules, and several Republicans retire or seek renomination.
Johns Manville Inc announces retirement of its preferred stock. In New York the company plans a cash dividend and notices to stockholders about the conversion or winding down of 25,000 shares into a larger issue, with pertinent voting provisions for holders and the impact on outstanding stock.
The article analyzes a late week reversal in the stock market, noting a rapid rally that restores ground after a prior slide. It discusses speculative activity, bond market behavior, and the broader economic context including German reparations and domestic production, asking whether this marks a lasting shift or a temporary bounce.
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