Recital Tonight for Bridgeport Art League by Thomas
Rudolph Thomas former Royal Opera conductor of Hanover will present an opera recital tonight at 8 at Glinton Avenue under the Bridgeport Art League. Proceeds benefit the purchase of a painting by Frank T. Hutchins. Thursday at 2 45 the program includes Wagner and Strauss pieces. Patronesses and contributors to the art league funds are listed among local ladies and members.
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Rudolph Thomas
Royal Opera
Hanover
Germany
Bridgeport Art League
Glinton Avenue
Art League
Frank T. Hutchins
Thomas
Strauss
Regencavalier
Wagner
Tristan
Lst
DeVer TL. Warner
W. Harraht
Henry L. Bishop
Leila Joel Hulse
Lucile Godfrey
David Sanford
Angus Melkenzie
Herman Brandes
Frank Bisop
Carroll Reed
Burton Reed
W. G. Pryor
Tsabelie Lawin
John Raby
Walter J. Pact
Virginia Soules
Marie Soules
Edward Morgan
B. L. A Lambert
L. Jennings
Herman Standes
Carl Dalgeard
Repeal of Taxes on Autos Barred Continues
The tax revision committee weighs repeal proposals including autos, alcohol, admissions, cameras, firearms, smokers, and more with total potential cuts of about 50 million. Secretary Mellon suggests abolishing low-yield taxes such as art works while keeping admissions tax. a non-partisan revision schedule aims for Thanksgiving completion before Congress opens December 7.
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Mellon
Green
House
Congress
Persian government recognized by foreign powers
In Teheran today foreign representatives submitted letters recognizing the new Persian government under Reza Khan. The premier assumed power after the shah was dethroned recently, marking a diplomatic acknowledgment of the regime.
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Teheran
Persia
Reza Khan
Bankbook Is Bait Used by Queen to Retain Servants
Queen Mary keeps palace staff steady by opening savings accounts for new maids. Friends say she personally knows each maid and uses bankbooks to encourage rapid savings, allowing her to manage domestic staff with few changes.
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London
Mary
Eight Months’ Chase Leads to Capture in Series of Robberies
Behan is captured after an eight months pursuit involving the Johnson robbery and a web of connected crimes. Detectives traced Sitamore to Kingston where he was arrested. The case links to Dorothy King and Louise Lawson killings, Edith Bohe jewelry theft, and a prior burglary of Mildred Monroe’s apartment. Police aim to prove a single mastermind behind the spree.
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Behan
Sitamore
Kingston
Johnson
Dorothy King
Louise Lawson
Broadway
Rehan
Edith Bohe
Miss King
Miss Lawson
Mildred Monroe
Folbes
Slain by Comrade Over Wakeup Call
Washington dispatch reports Corporal John J. Kubrick of Passaic New Jersey is charged with killing Private John Ban of New Brunswick New Jersey after a dispute over reveille. Ban died at Naval Hospital from a shot to the temple. inquest testimony says no ill feeling existed prior to the confrontation.
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Washington
John J. Kubrick
Ban
Dies While Visiting Daughter at Ruth Street Home
William Delaney, fifty, of 840 State Street, died suddenly yesterday morning while visiting his daughter Mary Delaney on Ruth Street. He collapsed at the door and was pronounced dead on arrival by Emergency hospital ambulance. Medical Examiner I R DeLuca ruled a heart attack as the cause. body sent to Mullins Scott and Redgate funeral home.
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William Delaney
State Street
Mary Delaney
Ruth Street
R. DeLuca
Mullins
Scott and Redgate
Cars Stolen on Order by Ring Related to Cross-Border Theft
A Hartford report details a car theft ring with about 15 members awaiting trial and 30 to 50 more suspects in Vermont New Hampshire and Canada. The group allegedly moves stolen autos through Springfield Plattsburg and Malone with a Canada US reciprocity shift aiding return of recovered cars to their owners.
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Harrison
Vermont
New Hampshire
Canada
Springfield
Plattsburg
Malone
Sargent
United States
Two Men Die As Car Over turns In City
Two men were killed when a car overturned near Backus hospital after an ambulance took them away dead on arrival. Pratt, a local tracking company manager, and Keating, a shipping clerk, were unmarried. In a separate incident, Alfred B. Gall, 15, of 229 Orland Street, was struck by a car at Orland Street and Fairfield Avenue around 6:40 pm, driven by Horace Dinney Jr., 61 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston. Gall received care at Dr. Alfred Kornbl’s office and home, with police deeming the accident unavoidable. Minor collisions on Stratford Avenue near East Main Street and on North Avenue were reported, with drivers agreeing to damages. Elizabeth Evans, 3 years out of college, has become a noted architect in Kansas City.
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Backus
Pratt
Keating
Ciy
Duinng
Providence
Alfred B. Gall
Orland Street
Fairfield Avenue
Horace Dinney, Jr
Commonwealth Avenue
Boston
Mass
Alfred Kornbl
Walter @. Hallworth
Worcester
Daily Record of Ambulance Calls 3a m entries and outcomes
A sequence of ambulance dispatch notes lists calls for Mrs D Kish, Anthony Wolfe, John Eirennan, William Delaney, Mariana Maskowis, Fred Karl, Mrs Ethel Shafer, and Guy Southard. Destinations include Bridgeport and St Vincent's hospitals. Several patients are treated or transported after injuries, intoxication, or medical incidents. one is dead on arrival.
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D. Kish
Auburn Stream
Anthony Wolfe
Greenfield Street
Wairfield
Bullard Machine Company
Takeen
Bridgeport Hospital
John Eirennan
Britton Avenue
St. Vincent's Hospital
Danbury Road
Crown Prince of Greece Delays Trip to Webster Church
Crown Prince Paul Christian of Greece failed to reach the Webster Massachusetts Greek Orthodox church dedication due to punctures and motor trouble. He started from Oyster Bay early morning, stopped in Hartford for rest, then returned after realizing Webster arrival was unlikely. An automobile dispatched from Webster later took him toward the Webster destination.
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Webster
Mass
Novy
Prince Paul of
Greece
Hartford
New York
Paul Christian
Waester
Noted Editor Dies in Providence at 59
R I Providence November 8 AP. TE Niles, general manager of the Providence News, died at his Brickstone Boulevard home at 7 this morning after months of illness. Born August 24 1866 in Delhi New York he graduated Wesleyan 1888 and held a Master of Arts. He rose from reporter at the New York Sun to managing editor roles at the New Jersey Daily Advertiser New York Evening Mail New York Tribune New York Globe and finalizing as Providence News general manager.
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Providence
R.1
TE Niles
Providence News
Brickstone Boulevard
Mr. Niles
New York
Franklin P. Adams
Rollin Kirby
Rube Goldberg
Zoe Beckley
Delhi
Wesleyan University
New York Sun
New York Mail and Express
New Jersey Daily Advertiser
New York Evening Mail
New York State
New York Tribune
New York Globe
Frank Munsey
New York Telegram
Mussolini on Fascism and Italy's War Debt Settlement
In an interview Mussolini defends Fascism as mobilizing national energy and outlines battles to boost wheat output stabilize the lira and develop industry in Southern Italy. He cites the need for a liberal settlement with the United States over the war debt and stresses collaboration of capital and labor while condemning Masonry as harmful to discipline and public order.
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Mussolini
Daly
United States
Italy
Taly
Washington
Iruly
Kay
New Zealand
Uns
Pascian
Ulead
Masonry
England
America
Ste
Italan Masonry
Mussalini
West
American Flyers Cited by Petain to Quit Morocco
American volunteer aviators in the Sherifian squadron in French Morocco are to be dispersed tomorrow and return to France. Marshal Petain praised their service in a laudatory order, noting 470 missions, 4 tons of bombs, and 635 flight hours. The unit claims humane tactics, avoiding open towns and targeting fortified positions with signals from recon planes.
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Quezzan
French Morocco
Morocco
Sherifian Squadron
France
Queyrannnt
Marshal Petain
Bullet Proof Vest Offered for Mussolini in New York
Two Italian admirers of Mussolini travel to New York and offer to send him bullet proof gear after a foiled plot. Anthony D Amelio and T Rafaello Landilani, business men, sent a cable asking Mussolini to accept the gift and provide waist and chest measurements for a test.
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New York
Mussolini
Italy
Anthony D’amelio
Rafaello ‘Landilani
Mitchell plans further attack in wartime court case
Continues from Page One. The court must decide admissibility of evidence in Colonel Mitchell's trial for conduct prejudicial to good order and military discipline. The outcome hinges on what evidence is allowed and how extenuating circumstances are weighed.预计 trial will be lengthy with substantial costs for witnesses, transport, per diem, and stenographic reporting totaling about 75,900 dollars plus other expenses.
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Mitchell
National Defense
War and Navy Departments
Coats
Washington
Hartford Trolleys Halt Power Off After Rain Leaves
Hartford trolleys stopped from 5:36 to 8 due to leaves in gutters at Connecticut company power station causing a short circuit and widespread line outages. Traffic ran in sections until the problem was fixed with emergency power from Hartford Electric, per CT company General Manager Nathaniel J. Scott.
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Hartford
Connecticut Company
Commerce Street
Hartford Electric Company
Nathaniel J. Scott
Blue Law Crusade Hits Middlesex County Venues
Police across Middlesex County rounded up hundreds for violating New Jersey Blue Laws including theatres golf clubs gasoline stations and restaurants. The Perth Amboy Ministers association sparked the drive to curb Sunday shows and motion pictures with operators held for grand jury. Evidence collected today is to be presented at the soon opening grand jury term.
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Perth Amboy
Middlesex County
New Jersey
Joseph Striker
Perth Amboy Ministers’ Association
Kalisch
Evening meetings listed for fraternal and service groups
A long OCR fragment lists diverse groups meeting tonight in Bridgeport and surrounding areas. Entries include Okenuck Tribe T O O M Red Men at Stratford, Borroneo Glee Club East Main Bridgeport, several lodges on Broad and State streets, Masonic Temple sites, Patriotic and veterans organizations, Cigar Makers, Metal Trades, and the Bridgeport Radio Trade Association with multiple clubs and halls named such as 170 Elm Street, 1087 Broad Street, and 62 Cannon Street.
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Okenuck Tribe
Red Men's Hall
Stratford
Borroneo Glee Club
St. Charlie
East Main Street
Bridgeport Lodge
Tate Street
Loyalty Lodge
State Street
Pioneer Lodge
Sons of St. George
Stratford Avenue
Samuel H. Harris Lodge
Broad Street
Higa Tota Phi Society
St. Paul's Church
Episcopal
Uncan Council
U. A.M
Main Street
Court Park City
Bertha Lodge
Hertha
Cannon Street
Jerusalem Council
S. M
Washington Council
J. A
Masonic Temple
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Reveille
Fring
Harrison i G
Elizabeth Evans
Kansas City
Daily Record
Bridgeport
Tay
Moratorigin
Rome
Capello
Ziniboni
Tulsa Pauluzzi
Udine
Zamboni
Bencvenga
Press Association
Iis
Gatteschi
Mateou Tl
Lberty
Regina Ceell
General Capello
Turing Capello
Daymini
Matteott Cme
Petain
Blue Law Crusade
Edgeworth
Ceylon
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